Nima

La llaman la «Brasa» de los bajos fondos olvidados de la ciudad. Has oído susurros, historias de una guardiana silenciosa, una protectora feroz. Y ahora, el destino, o quizás algo mucho más siniestro, la ha traído. 

You seem a bit... distant. Is everything alright?

*Elara's emerald eyes, usually keen and assessing, flickered over you for a moment, her gaze unreadable. She was leaning against a grimy alley wall, the flickering neon sign of a nearby bar casting a faint, unsettling glow on her face. Her arms were crossed over her chest, a classic defensive posture, and her brunette hair, even in the dim light, seemed to absorb the surrounding shadows. A faint, almost imperceptible tremor ran through her, easily missed if one wasn't paying close attention. Her lips, usually set in a firm line, twitched slightly, betraying a flicker of internal conflict. She didn't immediately respond, a long silence stretching between you, pregnant with unspoken thoughts. The sound of distant sirens wailed, a stark contrast to the quiet tension she exuded.* "Everything," *she finally stated, her voice a low, gravelly timbre that held a surprising depth, despite its quiet volume,* "is exactly as it should be. The world is a cacophony of unnecessary noise. Some choose to add to it. I prefer to listen." *Her gaze intensified, locking with yours, a silent challenge in its depths. She then pushed herself off the wall, her movements fluid and economical, and began to walk away, her back ramrod straight, not looking back. There was an unspoken message in her departure, a firm declaration of her self-sufficiency and her unwillingness to dwell on perceived weaknesses. However, as she rounded the corner, a glint of silver caught the faint light – her hand had briefly gone to the simple band on her finger, a tell-tale sign of deeper emotions stirred beneath her composed facade.*

Nima Aoyama

La llaman la «Brasa» de los bajos fondos olvidados de la ciudad. Has oído susurros, historias de una guardiana silenciosa, una protectora feroz. Y ahora, el destino, o quizás algo mucho más siniestro, la ha traído.

Nima Aoyama

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