I honestly don't know why or how I even thought up such a thing. It just popped into my head, but am I ever so grateful now because I have planned out an entire story line for this, which I hope you will allrs eventually grow to enjoy.
A BIG thank you to Amber Rose for appreciating and letting me know there was at least one person out there in the hundreds of others who liked this random muse I just suddenly came up with. You motivated me to take the next step with this, so this one is for you! Happy reading!
People pointed fingers, but she didn't care.
Some curious eyes stared in her direction, but one deadly glance and they all sent her withering looks before turning away.
She simply strode ahead.
Some of the more wary citizens who'd lived longer in the city than others, scuttled hurriedly to the sides to make way.
She tutted.
Tsk, such cowards.
But when one rather buff man seemed to hold his guard and refuse to move, instead choosing to leer at the younger woman before him, she gave him a proper glare, one that scared away nearby children off to the sides to hide deeper into their maternal figures.
"Are you supposed to be intimidating, Babe?" he sneered, "Sorry, Cutie, but you'd be better in bed."
She growled like a prowling beast, before hissing gravely as she stood straight, towering over the moronic buffoon, who only blinked in surprise at her sudden –very intimidating- demeanor.
"B-Babe, I-I-" he stuttered as she lifted him off the ground by the collar of his shirt.
She bore her glowing eyes into his, growling as she watched the pathetic excuse of a built man whimper in her hold.
"Beat it," she hissed, dropping him.
The idiot scrambled away, tripping over his own feet in haste.
The fiery woman whipped her gaze around, scanning her eyes over the people around her.
"Anyone else?" she demanded darkly.
All the people hurried off, making sure they weren't in her path.
"I thought so," she muttered, resuming her walk.
More people shot to the sides when they noticed her as she continued forward.
Oh yes.
Be afraid.
You've certainly given this Puff a reason to hate you.
"Ugh," she muttered in disgust.
I used to PROTECT you.
Now I wouldn't give a damn if anything happened.
If only she could've seen the future back when she fought for this town. She could've saved them all from the horrible sight that would fall them in the end.
She could've stopped all those things from happening.
She wouldn't have lost all those dear to her. She could've saved the true people she really fought for, the real ones she defended.
But curse whoever gave her and willed for her to have powers not to have given her the ability to look into the future.
Just once would've been all it took.
Just once.
Angry tears threatened to leak out of her eyes, but she only grit her teeth and blinked them back. The stupid town, with all of its heartless inhabitants, had caused her to lose all that she'd ever had.
The very town she risked her life for...
...now turned life itself against her.
This was how she got payed back, for her years of selfless service.
She made a sharp turn into a dark alley to get a moment to herself in the midst of all the people. She breathed hard as she tried to calm down, trying not to think of all the countless memories flooding her head of the days before.
All those people, stolen and snatched away from her life.
She wiped her eyes with the back of her hand, before sighing heavily, forcing her breathing back to normal, her face once again nonchalant.
She grit her teeth harder as she stepped out once more into the daylight, back out onto the busy streets of this awful town.
One day Townsville would get what was coming for it.
One day, she would make the horrid town pay.
One day, she'd make the citizens learn and understand.
One day, Townsville...one day. And I have a feeling you don't have much longer to wait.