Re: Party house
Outside, on the sidewalk, away from the teenage revelry that was happening, a small, temporal distortion opened up. Invisible to the naked eye, but anyone who could sense auras, power signatures, or even someone who got a bit too close could feel the sheer power. Almost as if appearing out of thin air, a figure burst forward in a silent explosion, calmly talking, though no one was around to hear. Her stance suggested she was in a battle, locked in a grapple between life and death.
The instance Vaan couldn't feel the hand gripping her wrist, nor her hand repelling her opponents, she stopped, eyes wide behind the visor of her helmet. Glancing around, her surroundings were dark, a stark contrast to where she was previously. While her helmet compensated to help her adjust to the darkness, it began collapsing in sections, revealing a young, Asian woman's face. Young enough to be considered a party-goer, in fact.
As her visor split in the middle and settled into it's resting place at the nape of her neck with the rest of her helmet, Vaan grimaced. This place. There was no looming menace, no tower in the sky that seemed to wish death upon you every time you went outside.
"Where...am I?" Vaan asked herself, walking towards the nearest house. It was bright, filled with light, and there were a lot of people. She would find answers. Hell, she was menacing enough to look like she was a gangster, what with the trench-coat that hid multiple weapons, and not just knives or handguns. Darts, shuriken, even phials of liquid. It would give her an edge.