darkest_fate
machina erotica
- Joined
- Dec 17, 2009
- Location
- the INTERNET
April O'Neil probably shouldn't have entered this section of the sewers alone. She knew that, knew that she probably should have contacted at least one of the guys, probably Donnie, and let them know that she'd seen Slash and he'd headed down into the sewers. At the very least April should have tried to contact somebody, maybe even Casey or Splinter. But no, April had seen the opportunity, and she'd decided to take it.
The redhaired teenager ran through the sewers now, fighting to control her breathing. She'd been training with Splinter for a while now, and she did have the steel fan on her. Surely a trained kunochi could handle Slash. Besides, April didn't actually plan on confronting the guy. She just wanted to spy on him a little, figure out what he was doing, then maybe report back to the guys. Just enough to show that she didn't need their help.
April swallowed and ran her hands down her sides. The sweat left her palms to hit the skintight jean shorts that hugged her lithe frame. A pair of long black leggings covered most of the rest of her legs, thankfully; she definitely didn't want to get any sewer gunk on her. Her yellow t-shirt didn't do a whole lot to add to the whole stealth thing, but it wasn't as though she had the time to change or anything like that. Besides, the orange-red hair should be something of a beacon by itself. None of her clothing really added to April's confidence right now. She was slender, tiny, something that she was reminded of each and every time she faced some sort of crazed mutant creature. Just once she'd like to face a mutant that didn't tower over everything in sight. Though by this point, April had nearly built up a strange immunity to these things, a sort of "you've seen one deadly mutant who wants to kill you, you've seen them all."
A rattling noise made April freeze. She flicked her fan out, peering around a corner. the darkness did not help with the whole seeing thing, though of course April used it to her advantage as best she could. Ninja were supposed to be one with the shadows and all. Though, again, April didn't think that most ninja would leave red hair out to be seen or wear bright yellow shirts. Didn't stop her from sticking to the shadows, practically glued to the wall as she tentatively moved forward.
"C'mon," muttered April, peering into the dark, her blue eyes narrowing, "you're a big, ugly turtle thing. It can't be that easy to hide," she took a few more steps closer, wondering if she should try for a flashlight or something next.
The redhaired teenager ran through the sewers now, fighting to control her breathing. She'd been training with Splinter for a while now, and she did have the steel fan on her. Surely a trained kunochi could handle Slash. Besides, April didn't actually plan on confronting the guy. She just wanted to spy on him a little, figure out what he was doing, then maybe report back to the guys. Just enough to show that she didn't need their help.
April swallowed and ran her hands down her sides. The sweat left her palms to hit the skintight jean shorts that hugged her lithe frame. A pair of long black leggings covered most of the rest of her legs, thankfully; she definitely didn't want to get any sewer gunk on her. Her yellow t-shirt didn't do a whole lot to add to the whole stealth thing, but it wasn't as though she had the time to change or anything like that. Besides, the orange-red hair should be something of a beacon by itself. None of her clothing really added to April's confidence right now. She was slender, tiny, something that she was reminded of each and every time she faced some sort of crazed mutant creature. Just once she'd like to face a mutant that didn't tower over everything in sight. Though by this point, April had nearly built up a strange immunity to these things, a sort of "you've seen one deadly mutant who wants to kill you, you've seen them all."
A rattling noise made April freeze. She flicked her fan out, peering around a corner. the darkness did not help with the whole seeing thing, though of course April used it to her advantage as best she could. Ninja were supposed to be one with the shadows and all. Though, again, April didn't think that most ninja would leave red hair out to be seen or wear bright yellow shirts. Didn't stop her from sticking to the shadows, practically glued to the wall as she tentatively moved forward.
"C'mon," muttered April, peering into the dark, her blue eyes narrowing, "you're a big, ugly turtle thing. It can't be that easy to hide," she took a few more steps closer, wondering if she should try for a flashlight or something next.