comic
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Yin Li
She glanced back in Shuzo's direction, watching as he stepped out of the room. "Wherever my feet take me," she stated, rotating her shoulder lightly before nodded with her head down the hall. "You're welcome to join me, Sparkblade." With the shrug of her eyebrows, she turned back around and continued to walk her way out, feeling a knot slowly but ultimately fail to unwind in the middle of her back. Sleeping on the edge like she often did had its pros and cons--and comfort was far from a luxury she allowed. Making the enemies she had, one could never be too prepared.
Li made her way out of the cheap hotel once she'd descended the stairwell and exited the lobby, finding herself on the cold yet wet streets of Tokyo. This part of the town wasn't anything "special", exactly, as it was on the more deteriorated side of town. Still, neon signs hung up where they could, advertising this or that, casting their unique glows down upon the reflective concrete and asphalt underfoot.
She paused, taking in the sight around for only a moment, before she rotated her shoulder again, trying to undo the knot still twisting at her back, and then she continued. Despite it being very early morning, the streets remained populated as people walked from place to place or stood about chatting among one another, plenty of yakuza punks patrolling about- though they weren't a target for now.
She glanced back in Shuzo's direction, watching as he stepped out of the room. "Wherever my feet take me," she stated, rotating her shoulder lightly before nodded with her head down the hall. "You're welcome to join me, Sparkblade." With the shrug of her eyebrows, she turned back around and continued to walk her way out, feeling a knot slowly but ultimately fail to unwind in the middle of her back. Sleeping on the edge like she often did had its pros and cons--and comfort was far from a luxury she allowed. Making the enemies she had, one could never be too prepared.
Li made her way out of the cheap hotel once she'd descended the stairwell and exited the lobby, finding herself on the cold yet wet streets of Tokyo. This part of the town wasn't anything "special", exactly, as it was on the more deteriorated side of town. Still, neon signs hung up where they could, advertising this or that, casting their unique glows down upon the reflective concrete and asphalt underfoot.
She paused, taking in the sight around for only a moment, before she rotated her shoulder again, trying to undo the knot still twisting at her back, and then she continued. Despite it being very early morning, the streets remained populated as people walked from place to place or stood about chatting among one another, plenty of yakuza punks patrolling about- though they weren't a target for now.