Kiana stared out of the 'thing' with fiery, furious. She might have been highly amused at the situation she was in if her wrist was not excruciatingly painful. The wrap that the young firefighter had given her was not enough to keep the broken wrist from moving at her slightest flinch. Not to mention the torrential head ache and the burns which itched heavily. She screamed but no one could hear her.
"I am going to kill you Sky! You can't do this to me! You've done so much already!" Blinded by more tears than she had ever felt since her brother was deported from the planet. Kiana remembered his chiseled face and tan skin. Could see his funny expressions and the silly grins. The way he held her when she fell and told her he would always be there for her.
That's what had bothered her the most. Lei had promised her that he and Meira would always be by her side. To aide and guide her.
Sitting down she felt compelled to wait and plot out her murderous revenge. She slept for a couple hours noticing that there was neither warmth nor a freezing sensation.
"Quite peculiar." She considered as she started to doze off. Her mind went numb. The world shut its self off from her pale form.
Jack was lying down on his bed. So far he had made his bed, pulling the red cover up, and then straightened out his whole side of the room. Jack changed out of his SPD uniform, disgusted, at even the merest sight of it. Choosing a red shirt from his pile of clean clothes. He tossed the unciform into a ball, in the far corner of the room. Second he sought out and picked up the hand book with his right hand, flipping through the pages. Moments later a 'thunk' could be heard as he chucked it into the waste paper basket.
"Rules. Who needs them? Least not when they don't protect! " He snarled. A light knock resonated from his door. He walked straight up to it and tugged harshly, the door nearly coming off its hinge.
There standing in front of him was the person he least likely wanted to see. Jack leaned against the door as "Uptight Sky" stood, daringly before him. His own features showed no response to the attitude emanating from Jack.
"What do you want?"
Sky nodded slightly, thinking, at least he's willing to talk. He stood out in the hall waiting to be asked in and when he wasn't he continued the conversation, arms folded.
"Well let's start by saying, you missed the de-briefing." His tone held arrogance and a commanding nature. Neither were fine with Jack. "You're becoming a mistake, rather quick Jack. You can't handle being the leader.
"I don't care." Jack made a shrug with his arms wide. His mouth forming a hard line, attempting to keep in all his festering emotions and anger. "Look if you came here to do this then forget it cuz I am not ready to talk to you!"
Without further ado, Jack slammed the door in Sky's shocked face! After several seconds of pushing from Jack and shoving from Sky, Jack forced the door knob towards the door. Locking Sky out.
"You can't lock me out of my own room!"
"Watch me!"A taunt only Jack could have given.
"Jack!" Sky was dangerously getting close to raising his voice once more. Sky could be patient for only so long and Jack was sorely trying him.
"I am the leader," Was the final statement Jack made for the night. He grabbed Sky's pillow and a blanket. Unlocking the door, giving blue-boy a sense of false security. He had turned around and watched the door swung open and then Jack shoved the articles in Sky's face followed by re-locking the door.
Two figures were coming along the side of an inter-galactic shuttle center under the cover of darkness. One with pretty blonde hair and piercing blue eyes a black back pack on her shoulders. While the other held a masculine frame and both dark hair and eyes filled with worry. They snuck around the back entrance. Using hand signals, to speak of the approaching guards. Their fingers moving fast in the almost non existent light.
"We have to take one down." The female said to her partner. The other one shook his head, not agreeing .
"We move around them. We don't have time to draw attentions to ourselves."
Silently they faded into the night and started to slip past one guard who was supposedly on duty. The female had her back pressed against the building, sliding behind the second one. Her partner followed with clumsier feet so it took him awhile longer to reach her. From there on it was a smooth ride and they walked casually on to the shuttle. Picking a seat in the very back, right next to the exits. Sitting down, they both sighed in relief. The girl took her laptop from her bag and began uploading it just as an attendant up ahead was giving an 'in case of an emergency' talk. In a few moments the lights dimmed, in case passengers wanted to sleep and they were off to Earth. It would take them several hours to get there.