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*shay points to other plate*
oh... *eats girl scout* ur right...

"You ROBBED their house? I knew it..." Claire started and grabbed Lonny by the neck, slamming him against a brick wall. "Who the hell are you? And I want your REAL name."
"I told you!" Lonny complained, grasping the hands at his throat.
Claire dropped him on the ground, her eyes like newly-sharpened knives.

"You..." they started in unison.
Claire's green eyes pierced his soul, seeming to swallow him up. "What are you doing here?" she asked, remembering how he'd robbed that other building. She saw the same sack in his hands. 'Did he...rob someone else?'
"N-Nothing," he stuttered, standing up.
Claire's eyes narrowed. "Explain nothing."



Claire nudged her sister's arm. "I told you not to call me that!" she complained, feigning annoyance. But a playful smile gave her away until finally she answered yes.
"Nice, let's go find a place," Catrina announced, letting Claire hop onto her back for a piggyback ride home.

When Catrina walked in to check on her she was mortified, ready to kill Crystal but she had to check. She sprinted over to her sister's body, falling on her knees to check her pulse. Her head went to her chest. Nothing. Her fingers darted to her neck. There she felt the small vibrations of blood rushing through her veins. She breathed a sigh of relief and stood. "Nice try, Claire. We're going," she announced, hands on her hips.
Claire groaned. "Ah...I hoped you wouldn't go for the neck."
Catrina smiled. "Who saved your butt yesterday?"
Claire rolled her eyes. "No one," she pouted, adverting her gaze to the side. But then a smile she couldn't hold back spread across her face and she ran to hug her sister, feeling tears of joy well up from inside her.

Claire smiled and took that comment as an invitation to fight. The truth was, despite hiding it, she wanted to battle someone one on one. Catrina didn't like her fighting, but how could she improve her skills without a few skirmishes? She couldn't. So sometimes, on the way back from school, she'd pick a fight with the neighborhood gang. She felt it now. The rush she got before the battle. You could almost feel the electricity in the air, hanging between them. She pulled the daggers from her pocket, one in each hand, and charged towards Crystal.