((OOC: Chulance, my character is in a truck with a bunch of others… But I can always make a new character for you to crash in front of if you like. So sorry to have seemed rude; but I was just off on another planet… Give me a dang moment…))
Yuki looked at Bruno nervously; she almost trembled at her own idea.
“Uh, well,” She cleared her throat uncomfortably and then looked back away from him with something close to guilt and an awkward uneasiness to her taking in of breath. “It was somewhere along the lines of flirting with the guards…” She paused looking back at Liao hoping he did not find her idea too ridiculous and then forward. She daren’t look at Bruno now, he was probably rolling up with laughter at the idea, or thinking of a quick witted come back to knock her off her feet, if it weren’t for the apparent fact that Yuki was in fact sitting. “The only problem is, I don’t actually know how, and it’s just dumb to begin with, probing for information like a stripper parading for a ride…” Her words seemed almost strange, she liked parodies and symphonies of words like that, she had many of them. Before her parents had left for the war she had been an avid writer and in fact reader of most things. But the second the war started her life changed and became completely about those kids. Her passions and dreams had to be flushed away with the tears of her missing parents; missing in action that is. The plain they had flown out on had been hit straight out of the sky only days after they had left. That’s why there were no phone-calls or letters. Only the letter she did receive five months later, ‘MISSING IN ACTION’ it was stamped with a sour and jaded pen meant only for bad news. That same pen had written ‘CALLING ALL CAPPABLE TO SERVE’ only a month earlier. It had taken her parents away and into the brink of invisibility, into the heart of the war zone where they were shot down into perpetual darkness.
She still had hope that maybe they were still alive, but it was no use to dream about that now, it was only those children that she had to look forward to seeing again, she had given up on her parents ever returning.
“Stupid, isn’t it?” Her lip quivered with anxiety as she flickered only her eyes to the side to see Bruno’s face, but she could not bare to turn her head completely.
Name: Laura Langford
Country: Australia
Age (no limit): 20
Sex: Female
Looks:

Personality: A blend of a punky attitude and a reckless disregard for rules, Laura is a loner who keeps her distance from others. But when crashed into by a pilot she decides having company down the long road may not be such a bad idea. She has survived running and hiding from those who wish to take her off to camp for some long while and has a habit of wandering wide, long stretches of fields and highways people and officers usually steered clear of. She can be very cold and harsh but underneath she does feel.
Laura walked an open expanse, through the fields of Spain where rain seemed rather common. Suddenly down in front of her a different kind of plane crash landed a few hundred yards away. It filled her with a vigorous shock as she approached it. Apparently the rain began to pour from that moment on, wetting her down and sending a chill through her body.
She looked at the smoke that rose from the plane, unsure as to whether it was safe to be near; maybe the plane was of an enemy. Either way, she had to learn more about it; she had a curious nature and had always wanted to see what the inside looked like. Assuming no one within it would be awake she climbed up onto its nose and peered down into the cockpit where a pilot sat half unconscious.
She sighed noticing he had no rank and order, nor and uniform of an officer on, from either side and figured he was a civilian who could in fact fly, if not somewhat badly according to the way he had crashed.
“Arite’ mate?” She yelled down at him in her thick Australian accent. She couldn’t make out whether he was actually able to answer her, so she jumped down and in to see if she could help him. Pulling him up from the cockpit was a whole other matter as she tried to lift him, all five foot and two inches of her working as hard as it could to drag him out and get him away from the gossiping fumes. “Hey,” She slapped at his face softly, “HEY!” She said loudly giving him a bit more of a whack, she had no water to shock him out of his dazed state and she didn’t think spitting on him would do any good. So slapping was the only way forward, she was convinced of it.