[despite how threatening his words seem to be, Milla's response is just. . . a smile. it isn't coy, or soft, but confident and determined]
No.
The outcome would have been the same as it is now.
[he steps forward, and she does likewise to meet him, one hand sliding across his shoulder to the back of his neck. simultaneously she leans in, almost as though she's going in for a hug]
And as for a name-- I was thinking Felix.
[Milla doesn't know much about the human body. she doesn't know much about how illness and drugs affect it, nor does she really understand some of its functions. but she knows, from experience, how to reach and damage the heart underneath the ribs to cause a quick and painless death]
[the knife flashes in her hands as it slips through Felix's ribs, severing the veins and arteries necessary for life. when he slumps forward, she is there to catch him and gently ease him to the ground]
. . . may Origin take care of your soul for the next life, Felix.
no subject
No.
The outcome would have been the same as it is now.
[he steps forward, and she does likewise to meet him, one hand sliding across his shoulder to the back of his neck. simultaneously she leans in, almost as though she's going in for a hug]
And as for a name-- I was thinking Felix.
[Milla doesn't know much about the human body. she doesn't know much about how illness and drugs affect it, nor does she really understand some of its functions. but she knows, from experience, how to reach and damage the heart underneath the ribs to cause a quick and painless death]
[the knife flashes in her hands as it slips through Felix's ribs, severing the veins and arteries necessary for life. when he slumps forward, she is there to catch him and gently ease him to the ground]
. . . may Origin take care of your soul for the next life, Felix.