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March, 2045. A dangerous murderer has struck again.

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Character Portrait: Jericho-Jemma Alborn

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#2021-06-05 03:27:13, as written by StorminJericho

J-3 leapt through the crack in the blindingly bright-blue attacker's bubble-dome. Leapt with a burst of speed that was easily outdone by the first prey and her strange trance-hypnosis.
J-3 could see, smell even, that Yue was behaving much differently than before. She had been stumbling and nearly bumbling, catatonic whilst standing...

But now she moved with purpose, and perhaps more importantly, predictability. Sort of. She was moving without true focus, without really taking anything in, and J-3 could somewhat tell. And if J-3 could, then the rest of the attacker-prey here could as well. And if they could, then they also knew that this wasn't something that could be eaten headlong with ease.

So J-3 leapt into the air, ink bubbling under their skin and around their neck, wrists, and shoulders, as a pair of massive swooping wings erupted into existence. They also grew new organs from about their wrists, and their neck. What looked like over-full whoopee cushion sacs, but leathery. And tipped with what appeared to be four- for want of a better word- nipple-esque nubs.

J-3 then began to circle around the battlefield, a pair of tiny arms forming just below the sac on their neck, as they squeezed, pushed, and pulled, on the sacs. Ropes of silk, thick as a finger, started leaking from each of the sacs, as J-3 slowly went about the process of creating... Something, out of the silk.
Now was not the time to leap in without hesitation, now was the time for watching and waiting before properly attacking. After all, maybe the other hunter-prey could weaken her.

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