01-29-2022, 06:53 PM
515th Planet Curacao, Cortez
01/09/829 AS, 13:00
I know it's either ridiculous to you, or it's a lot to take in...
A lot to take in... How does no one know? Isaak said interrupting her.
A medical screening doesn't record your adrenaline tolerance, reflexes, or put you through a G simulation that shows them your limits. Anna replied as they both treaded down along the beach. The sky was clear as ever, it definitely set a much better tone than sitting in silence.
I used to think it was a curse, aging slower, needing more sleep, concentrating too much - but it has its merits.
What are you going to do now? Isaak asked. She stopped upon hearing the question and turned to look upon the ocean horizon for a moment. A few deep breaths and a glance down later she finally spoke up.
I wish I could just let go of everything, but the fighting, it's a part of me now - I can't keep running from it.
I think I know the feeling.
Then you'll understand what I'm going to be doing for a while. At least until your father and I figure out our... situation.
What's that? Isaak responded, nervous at the response he might receive.
There are lots of criminals out in the independent worlds, enough for a bounty hunter to make a living. Isaak closed his eyes, taking a deep breath.
Look, I know you can't just sleep this off but are you sure doing this will help you? Is this really what you want?
No, but the people I intend to work for aren't giving me a choice. There's a reward for my capture.
Why would they hire you if they could just claim the reward?
Because I can make more money for them in the long run if they make me work for them. Isaak nodded his head slightly in understanding, but his gesture still was one that showed a bit of disapproval. I have absolutely no intention of dying or being captured. I can't be there for you and your father if I'm always looking over my shoulder. I know you don't think you need me but...
I get it. Isaak cut her off. I guess I'm just worried. Anna chuckled in response. One flight with me and you'll worry a lot less.
I might surprise you. Isaak responded confidently. His words were met with continued laughter from his mother. His straight face slowly faded into a smirk as a result. You really are both of us put together. Anna said. The momma's boy talk started to hit its limit. Alright enough with the "I'm your parent" shit I want to... see the Odin. Anna kept laughing as they turned back towards her place.
01/09/829 AS, 13:00
I know it's either ridiculous to you, or it's a lot to take in...
A lot to take in... How does no one know? Isaak said interrupting her.
A medical screening doesn't record your adrenaline tolerance, reflexes, or put you through a G simulation that shows them your limits. Anna replied as they both treaded down along the beach. The sky was clear as ever, it definitely set a much better tone than sitting in silence.
I used to think it was a curse, aging slower, needing more sleep, concentrating too much - but it has its merits.
What are you going to do now? Isaak asked. She stopped upon hearing the question and turned to look upon the ocean horizon for a moment. A few deep breaths and a glance down later she finally spoke up.
I wish I could just let go of everything, but the fighting, it's a part of me now - I can't keep running from it.
I think I know the feeling.
Then you'll understand what I'm going to be doing for a while. At least until your father and I figure out our... situation.
What's that? Isaak responded, nervous at the response he might receive.
There are lots of criminals out in the independent worlds, enough for a bounty hunter to make a living. Isaak closed his eyes, taking a deep breath.
Look, I know you can't just sleep this off but are you sure doing this will help you? Is this really what you want?
No, but the people I intend to work for aren't giving me a choice. There's a reward for my capture.
Why would they hire you if they could just claim the reward?
Because I can make more money for them in the long run if they make me work for them. Isaak nodded his head slightly in understanding, but his gesture still was one that showed a bit of disapproval. I have absolutely no intention of dying or being captured. I can't be there for you and your father if I'm always looking over my shoulder. I know you don't think you need me but...
I get it. Isaak cut her off. I guess I'm just worried. Anna chuckled in response. One flight with me and you'll worry a lot less.
I might surprise you. Isaak responded confidently. His words were met with continued laughter from his mother. His straight face slowly faded into a smirk as a result. You really are both of us put together. Anna said. The momma's boy talk started to hit its limit. Alright enough with the "I'm your parent" shit I want to... see the Odin. Anna kept laughing as they turned back towards her place.