- Real Name
- Heidi Scarborough
- Missions
- 105
- Ability
- Omega Class Water Elemental
The Leviathan - Somewhere in the Atlanic Ocean
The Leviathan, a mega-yacht over 200 feet long cruises steady at 30 knots. A crew of 20 people of various positions manage the journey. They left London over three months ago, and are nearing their destination, New York. There are many preparations to be made before they could dock, and everyone aboard was set to their task, motivated to make port after so much time at sea.
There was one person who was not set to work. 500 feet below the surface, Heidi swam with a frenzy of blue sharks, the group a hundred strong. She was right in the middle of them, with many silhouetted above her, and many around and below her. Even the smallest of them was bigger than Heidi, but she had no fear. The water felt cool against her skin, the pressure barely noticeable. The sharks, slender and spry, were hunting for squid, but had yet to find any.
Heidi smiled, as she knew something the sharks didn't yet. They were being hunted themselves. Killer whales were closing in with high speed and a surprising stealth for their massive size. A large shadow passed over them, a single orca far above, near the surface. The wolves of the sea, they hunted in pods. Quite suddenly, the water was filled with the sounds of several Orcas, coordinating their attack. The sharks reacted instinctively, but they weren't all going to survive. The killer whales took the slowest, dumbest, and weakest of the blue sharks.
Heidi swam through water clouded with blood. The sudden, fleeting warmth of freshly 'spilled' blood washed over her. She smiled and leisurely began to swim toward the surface, her long legs propelling her much faster than was normal for a human. This feasting frenzy would go on for a while, and Heidi herself was getting hungry. The whales and sharks both swam by her, disinterested in her presence, consumed by the natural event occurring. Heidi surfaced and slung the excess water out of her dark chocolate-colored hair. She glided easily through choppy water and the turbulent wake of her own yacht.
She climbed the lower deck ladder at the stern, water running off her bare skin steadily until all that was left were little beads of the salty liquid. A few feet from the ladder was a large ghost octopus set in resin with all its tentacles raised dramatically. On the tips of a couple tentacles hung some article of her clothing. There was also a plush white towel, which she reached for first. There was a stewardess standing nearby, dressed like she just stepped out of a Sailor Moon cartoon. She had the great fortune of being assigned as Heidi's personal attendant.
"Have my lunch brought up to the sky lounge in 15 minutes. I want my tablet too. And find out how much longer the bloody captain plans to drag out this protracted voyage."
Heidi commanded, with the calm confidence of someone used to doling out instructions. She could swim across the ocean faster than the speed of sound, but this was her home, and she wanted to escort it, and ensure it survived any stormy seas. She pulled on a cashmere ivory cable-knit turtleneck sweater and a wrapped a knee-length silk sarong around her waist. The Orcas were breaching excitedly on both sides of the yacht, and she watched them for a few moments, leaning casually on the railing.
Her demise at the hands of the ice elemental Archer had been a shocker. She far out-classed Archer, she ALWAYS had, but she had underestimated him in the fight. If that frigid bastard ever tried her again, she get her vengeance, but she wasn't stupid enough to make an attempt on his life knowing how many people would come to his aid.
Her revival by Diana and Ravena left her feeling the same as ever, but different as well, more powerful, as if her potential had been UNLOCKED. She had been lackadaisical in training with her abilities before, she had taken them for granted. She wouldn't make that mistake again.
Now, she had been foisted out, unwelcome in her own club thanks to the treacherous vamp who now called herself the European White Queen. It was only a mild inconvenience, really. With Camille and Damien gone, Heidi had little interest in Hellfire Europe. It was being overrun by new blood, mostly a bunch of uncouth tramps. The American Branch presented a lot more opportunity to her. Diana had personally invited her join them, and she had accepted.
She tousled her hair a bit with her hands, giving the wet strands a little separation, then she drifted across the deck to a chrome spiral staircase, headed four decks higher, for her sky lounge.
The Leviathan, a mega-yacht over 200 feet long cruises steady at 30 knots. A crew of 20 people of various positions manage the journey. They left London over three months ago, and are nearing their destination, New York. There are many preparations to be made before they could dock, and everyone aboard was set to their task, motivated to make port after so much time at sea.
There was one person who was not set to work. 500 feet below the surface, Heidi swam with a frenzy of blue sharks, the group a hundred strong. She was right in the middle of them, with many silhouetted above her, and many around and below her. Even the smallest of them was bigger than Heidi, but she had no fear. The water felt cool against her skin, the pressure barely noticeable. The sharks, slender and spry, were hunting for squid, but had yet to find any.
Heidi smiled, as she knew something the sharks didn't yet. They were being hunted themselves. Killer whales were closing in with high speed and a surprising stealth for their massive size. A large shadow passed over them, a single orca far above, near the surface. The wolves of the sea, they hunted in pods. Quite suddenly, the water was filled with the sounds of several Orcas, coordinating their attack. The sharks reacted instinctively, but they weren't all going to survive. The killer whales took the slowest, dumbest, and weakest of the blue sharks.
Heidi swam through water clouded with blood. The sudden, fleeting warmth of freshly 'spilled' blood washed over her. She smiled and leisurely began to swim toward the surface, her long legs propelling her much faster than was normal for a human. This feasting frenzy would go on for a while, and Heidi herself was getting hungry. The whales and sharks both swam by her, disinterested in her presence, consumed by the natural event occurring. Heidi surfaced and slung the excess water out of her dark chocolate-colored hair. She glided easily through choppy water and the turbulent wake of her own yacht.
She climbed the lower deck ladder at the stern, water running off her bare skin steadily until all that was left were little beads of the salty liquid. A few feet from the ladder was a large ghost octopus set in resin with all its tentacles raised dramatically. On the tips of a couple tentacles hung some article of her clothing. There was also a plush white towel, which she reached for first. There was a stewardess standing nearby, dressed like she just stepped out of a Sailor Moon cartoon. She had the great fortune of being assigned as Heidi's personal attendant.
"Have my lunch brought up to the sky lounge in 15 minutes. I want my tablet too. And find out how much longer the bloody captain plans to drag out this protracted voyage."
Heidi commanded, with the calm confidence of someone used to doling out instructions. She could swim across the ocean faster than the speed of sound, but this was her home, and she wanted to escort it, and ensure it survived any stormy seas. She pulled on a cashmere ivory cable-knit turtleneck sweater and a wrapped a knee-length silk sarong around her waist. The Orcas were breaching excitedly on both sides of the yacht, and she watched them for a few moments, leaning casually on the railing.
Her demise at the hands of the ice elemental Archer had been a shocker. She far out-classed Archer, she ALWAYS had, but she had underestimated him in the fight. If that frigid bastard ever tried her again, she get her vengeance, but she wasn't stupid enough to make an attempt on his life knowing how many people would come to his aid.
Her revival by Diana and Ravena left her feeling the same as ever, but different as well, more powerful, as if her potential had been UNLOCKED. She had been lackadaisical in training with her abilities before, she had taken them for granted. She wouldn't make that mistake again.
Now, she had been foisted out, unwelcome in her own club thanks to the treacherous vamp who now called herself the European White Queen. It was only a mild inconvenience, really. With Camille and Damien gone, Heidi had little interest in Hellfire Europe. It was being overrun by new blood, mostly a bunch of uncouth tramps. The American Branch presented a lot more opportunity to her. Diana had personally invited her join them, and she had accepted.
She tousled her hair a bit with her hands, giving the wet strands a little separation, then she drifted across the deck to a chrome spiral staircase, headed four decks higher, for her sky lounge.
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Prophet
Really cool re-introduction to Heidi! I love it
Karma
This is a majestic post. I could visualize it. Fathom is here! :D