Name (Nickname): Reisa Amis
Attire: White and black peasant top with corset ties, black skirt, black lace handless gloves, black armbands, choker, goggles.
Weapon: None.
Location: Somewhere on Lamia (up a tree).
Tagging: Anyone.
Time: October 1, 3075; Night.
It was very difficult climbing a tree in the dark. No matter how hard she tried, Reisa just couldn't seem to get a proper hold or decent footing. More than likely it was because her eyes just wouldn't adjust to the inky black of the place. It was as if they refused to give in and succumb to the fate that was laid out before her, not wanting to admit that she was going to be here for a while unless by some stroke of luck she found a means out of this hell. And from the look of things, she wasn't about to rely on that.
Just then, Reisa heard more of those horrible scuffles. Whimpering, trembling, she tried to climb the tree again. She had to... those sounds were getting louder, closer and she needed to see if anything was nearby in the distance. It was so dark. So cold. Her hands felt numb, her body aching and wanting to curl up into a ball so it could just shut down. No. No. She couldn't give up. She wasn't ready. She just wasn't. Suddenly, her head perked up and her breaths began to quicken. Again, those damn scuffles.
Reisa reached for a branch and began to pull. She grunted and groaned as she finally managed to hoist herself up into the tree, her heart pumping hard as a beautiful surge of adrenaline gave her that extra bit of energy she needed to get atop the tree. Once in its branches, she began to quickly climb as high as she could, taking care to stay quiet. God, she hoped the sun would rise soon. Would it? Lamia was known for its nearly neverending darkness. DAMN THEM! DAMN THEM! Trembling still, she reached the tallest branches that would support her weight and gazed out into the distance. There were indeed settlements, but they were quite a ways off. Miles at least. The sight of them was wonderful, but it made her heart sink to think they were so far away.
Scuffles. Again, Reisa heard them. She went as quiet as possible, holding her breath for a moment. They were so loud, practically upon her. Daring to look down, she covered her mouth and bit down on her lip to stifle the scream she wanted to let out. Below she saw the... thing. White, pale and treacherous. Thankfully it was just one. But where there was one, there could be more. She looked up to the sky as black as pitch, hot tears rolling down her cheeks.
She wasn't going to make it... was she... was she...
Reisa just stayed up in the tree and leaned against the branches, staying quiet and still. She hoped the blood sucker below would go away eventually, wouldn't call others. Could she be that lucky? She had no idea. She just knew she wasn't ready to die.