Finding and reaching for Signless had been a bigger ordeal than she had anticipated. Whenever she caught sight of him something distracted her, be it a person in need or a Cybertronian. This time the road lay clear, and truthfully, it was probably a good thing that she had taken so long to get to him. It had allowed her anger to simmer down and while she was still frustrated she didn't want to be dominated by her emotions when she faced him.
The olive troll could see him there, at the top of the City Hall building. A little more difficult to get to but she managed.
By this point, after all the running, jumping, rescuing and holding off Cybertronians nearly thrice her side Di was exhausted but she pushed through and reached the top of the building on the opposite side from Signless. She gave herself a moment to breath and steady herself, both physically and emotionally.
This was not something she had expected him to do. Killing? That had been hard enough for her to swallow, but she didn't doubt the words he spoke to her. Yet here he was involving people who had nothing to do with the conflict between the Empire and the Sufferists.
[closed to Signless]
The olive troll could see him there, at the top of the City Hall building. A little more difficult to get to but she managed.
By this point, after all the running, jumping, rescuing and holding off Cybertronians nearly thrice her side Di was exhausted but she pushed through and reached the top of the building on the opposite side from Signless. She gave herself a moment to breath and steady herself, both physically and emotionally.
This was not something she had expected him to do. Killing? That had been hard enough for her to swallow, but she didn't doubt the words he spoke to her. Yet here he was involving people who had nothing to do with the conflict between the Empire and the Sufferists.
"Signless!"