Thread: The Day Hell Emerged (Yuna & Veinexes's 1x1)

Sakura Takesho UploadsRedeyedbeautyzps0be080ef.jpg UploadsRedeyedbeautyzps0be080ef.jpg UploadsRedeyedbeautyzps0be080ef.jpg A lone figure watched the sun begin to set from behind a cracked but still intact window. It belonged to her house, her very room in fact. And despite the circumstances that had taken place as of recent, Sakura knew it was reckless and risky to remain in her house. But ... where else could she go? Let alone what could she do? The young maiden had tried to think on how to proceed with her day to day life ever since that damned light in the sky appeared. Everything had quickly changed and not at all in good ways. Most of humanity was now gone, replaced by pure demons or hybrids. Or at least that was what Sakura called them. They were humans that ... well seemed to be able to shift into demons. She'd seen a few from afar but never mustered enough courage to try to make an alliance with any of them. After a month of surviving on her own, she realized why it may very well be a mistake. Some of those hybrids may be able to help her out. Hell, the sign of a still pure human may even be a glimpse of hope for them. She doubted any of them were in their current states because they'd wanted to be. ... And if that's not the case? She mused softly, a defeated sigh leaving her lips as her head shook, causing raven locks to move from side to side. The main reason, however, that she hadn't made an attempt wasn't fear of them being like the pure demons. It was herself and the crimson orbs that adorned her face. In essence, Sakura looked very much like a demoness herself. And she didn't overly feel like being hunted or shot at. The world truly was in it's worst possible scenario and she was a survivor caught in the middle of .. this ... war? Was that even what this was now? Fuck if she knew. Some days, she felt as if it would have been better to leave this world and join the numerous others who had died in this world. A grim thought, yes, but a realistic and somewhat honest one all the same. In fact, she couldn't help but question how she had even survived. What saved her when tons of thousands hadn't had such fortune? It couldn't only be mere coincidence. Alas though, she hadn't had much luck in doing any research. Her house still had the resources heat, water, electricity, all the essentials. But one thing that had kept her concealed for the past month was using them all selectively and carefully. And now that night had began to fall, she knew it would be the worst time to make any attempts. The damn demons were akin to vampires, far more active in the night. Although ... why did they even bother showing up? There weren't really any other humans for them to torment. And the hybrids were as difficult to find as herself. Her head shook yet again as she decided to shove the thoughts aside. It didn't matter. She couldn't help them. Even if she ever did manage to gain enough bravery, Sakura still didn't have the ability to change like the hybrids did. And ... that was a double-edged blade, something she viewed as a good and bad thing. She did have a few spare firearms and more than ample bullets that she'd stolen - taken - from mostly empty stores. But those could only work so well and more upon the hybrids than the actual demons themselves. Still, it was something. And that was always better than nothing. Another defeated sigh left as she sat upon her bed, pulling the cap of a Code Red Mountain Dew quietly off and sipping the soda. Caffeine had been one of her best friends as of late, especially during the evening. It helped keep her awake and alert. Sakura hadn't just been lucky to maintain her life but her innocence also. And if demons had senses akin to those of a vampire, she could only imagine how that would fuel them on. That alone sent an array of shivers down her spine as she forced the thoughts away, not wanting to think of it. There were a few rumors that not all of the demons were bad, apparently. But ... how did one go about distinguishing which would try to kill her on sight or not? When no easy reply came to her head, it made a low groan and slight headache dominate her body. After another shake of her head, Sakura took another sip of her soda and dismissed the thoughts. For now, those wouldn't matter either, not when she had no real intentions of making her presence known to this world. It seemed best to ... well ... wait it out. She had not only the patience to do so but stealth to continue to raid and steal resources. It'd helped her the past month. Why should it halt now?