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The Park, Friday Afternoon (Before Detention's Visiting Hours)
Karla had been patrolling this morning and, Mother Night, was it such a rush. The ability to do as she pleased--so long as she was obeying the rules, of course!--when she pleased and where she pleased was practically intoxicating. She'd been skulking and hiding for so long, hoarding her Craft like a miser, Bah! What kind of life was what? She should have known she was on the wrong side from the moment she'd realized she couldn't be a proper witch as long as she was with the Resistance.
She was using Craft right now, in fact. There were flamingos and the odd squirrel that sometimes took it into their head to make noises at her. Karla was showing them exactly why one didn't sass one of the High Inquisitor's most faithful. No fatalities yet, but the reek of scorched feathers and singed fur lay heavy in the air.
In all, it was a good day.
[Anyone interested in talking to/tangling with an Imperio'd Karla before Ghanima fixes her, now is the time!]
She was using Craft right now, in fact. There were flamingos and the odd squirrel that sometimes took it into their head to make noises at her. Karla was showing them exactly why one didn't sass one of the High Inquisitor's most faithful. No fatalities yet, but the reek of scorched feathers and singed fur lay heavy in the air.
In all, it was a good day.
[Anyone interested in talking to/tangling with an Imperio'd Karla before Ghanima fixes her, now is the time!]
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Tara's stomach twisted.
"Karla?" she said uncertainly. "Hi. What -- what are you doing?"
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So there, Tara. So there.
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It was a slim hope, but it was the only one she had for the poor flamingos.
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So there he was, hood yanked over his head as he tried to hurry along the Park as fast as humanely possi--
He bit down on a have you gone insane?! because he'd heard about the plan. Instead he'd try and hurry right past her.
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Karla let him rush past her, then pulled up a few shields and ran, outdistancing him. When she'd gotten far enough ahead, she dropped her shields and relaxed against a tree, waiting for him to come into sight again.
"Kiss kiss," she called. "No time for a chat, lover?"
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He didn't stop. That would be stupid.
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It was the smell of burned feathers that caught him. He knew that smell intimately. It was the last thing he'd smelled before he realized he wasn't going to fly with wings of his own again. And the cause of it...
"What the hell did the flamingos do to you?"
... Sometimes, meeting Karla required a special sort of bluntness as Warren landed behind her. Because no other response could possibly be correct.
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"Love!" she cried, turning to face him with a joyous smile. She ignored the question about flamingos. It was obviously irrelevant. "I've missed you! I was thinking about knocking on your door later."
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"You... on my door?"
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Most of the time she felt terrible even when there wasn't anything she could have done.
But now, in the park, she smelled burning. And not just burning wood or leaves, but... something else? That was probably bad. She should make sure that no one was hurt...
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Because she was smart that way.
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"Woah." he laughed, when he saw what Karla was up to. "Nice shot."
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Wincing, Shira edged back and hoped Karla hadn't noticed her.
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"Hello, Karla," she said evenly, stepping forward.
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