All for One

by ShadowClaw07

I live a sheltered life, only communicating with my school friends. I am educated, and Mom and Dad make the decisions. I live a rebel's life, only communicating with those who I can rely on. I don't need an education, and only I decide what to do. What happens when the two personalities meet? VP and EM friendship. Slight swearing at some points.

2. Prologue, Part 2

Let's keep things rolling with part 2 of the prologue.
Void: 17, VP
Reck: 18, RF
Rune: 18, RS
Sneak: 19, WS
Emi: 19, CN
Chase: 17, DC

All for One

Prologue Part 2: The Void in Me

"Void, time to meet up with the gang." The teen called. "I'm coming, I'm coming." Void replied, heading through the run down apartment. She grabbed her book bag and slung it over her shoulder. She wasn't going to school, she was always an outcast. So was her partner, Reck. The two headed towards school, but turned left halfway there, and entered a burned up store that was never repaired. Reck went over to Rune, who was leaning against the wall nearby, and the two chatted like usual. Void gave short hellos to Sneak and Emi, and walked into the kitchen, as she always did, to speak with Chase about their latest heist idea. None of them were ever hired because of their reputation, and their parents were all either dead or had abandoned them. Void and Chase came up with a plan to rob a nearby fruit stand. It went perfectly, they stole 5 baskets of apples, 2 baskets of oranges, and even a ripe watermelon. They group enjoyed a feast before parting ways.

After the usual stuff, Void and Reck headed to the rundown apartment in order to do their usual things. Reck would often try to work the finicky TV or play darts. Void usually just laid around, bored out of her mind, thinking of how to get an even bigger haul next time. Tomorrow, they went after the bread shop. Wensday was deli day. Thursday would be the bakery, and Friday, a guy at the local pizza place would sneak them a large pepperoni. Weekends, the soup kitchen opened and they could get a free meal. Yes, this was her life. Everything was about preserving yourself, and others were merely partners, ultimately doomed to seperate. It was how life worked.