Snippet #1937822

Saturyn was on the opposite windowsill within their room. Her eyes flashed with irritation as the commoners wandered aimlessly around. Her form was that of a cat-like animal with seemingly clockwork or metalwork wings. However, her whole soul essence was flickering eerily from the moonlight. The girl's ear flicked, the spirit make-up of her form's ear appearing to be swept away and down by a wind that was not there before reforming. The long and bushy 'tail' swept along the wall, her own body resting right nearby. Her actual body was clothed in white, semi-translucent clothing with a hood. At least she looked extremely peaceful. The silver decorations at the crest of the hood branched out into three chains, two of them dangling off of her head, and the largest, the middle one, was draped over her forehead. The feline-like creature then turned her gaze back to the cloudy sky.

Her eyes narrowed and gleamed dully, and she peered back down at her body without emotion, though her mind was speeding. Why am I stuck with these other three 'princesses'?! This bloody room could at least have better dividers. They really wanted us all together like this?? How smart of an idea was THAT!? Do you even know how easy it would be to kill us off? Her eyes narrowed further into mere slits of seeming moonshine. Though in actuality it was just the reflection of the actual moon filtering through her soft but defined blue-grey eyes.

And I'm, we're, stuck with four eighteen year-olds to watch our bodies. This was a horrible idea. Once more, that ear flicked in agitation, though her entire emotions were masked other than what she allowed to show. I want to leave... but I don't trust my body to be left alone. She glanced down at the wood of the sill, before the doorknob turned.

Saturday's head immediately shot towards the door, her eyes remaining as they were. And her gaze was met by one of the so-called guardians. Her tail stilled itself, and she merely stared at the figures now filing into the room, refusing to move, however curious as to what they thought they were doing.