Snippet #2631372

P A N D O R A

Pandora made her way through the busy streets of The Crown, and unlike herself she wasn't pushing her way through the crown or making the people move out of her way. She was smarter than that. She had already spent too much time in that tech bar before she realized the data was faked and she knew how the Foundation was... They had that information on their radar and they were just waiting for the fish to bite, and she bite. Pandora had no choice but to play it cool and blend in with the commoners, because she was almost certain that they were probably watching her.

As she continued down the sidewalk, she passed an outdoor cafe. Seeing a hooded coat on the back of a chair, Pandora stealthily reached her right hand out, grabbing the jacket as she walked past. With a swift movement, she slipped the coat on, then pulled the hood over her head which masked a majority of her face aside from her mouth. She knew she couldn't stay in the crown for much longer without being detected. Many people in this city knew who she was or of her, and moving around without being noticed is a difficult task to accomplish for long. The only place she could think to go where she might go unnoticed for a decent amount of time as The Shattered House in the Ascension Perish. Not many dared to go there because the building due to the unsafe status of the collapsing building. This was her best chance.

Slipping her hands into the pocket of the jacket, Pandora weaved through the crowd as she made her way towards the Perish in a stead pace. Pandora never had the best timing, and when she glanced up slightly from under the hood, her dark eyes locked on a male who had his index finger pressed to his ear. She could only assume that he was communicating to others... he looked like a Horizon member. Pandora had to fight every urge she had to come off suspicious, when all she wanted to do was run for an alleyway and disappear underground. Attempting her best to seem like anyone walking down the street, she slowly turned her gaze back in the direction she was walking, keeping her same pace.