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EquinoxSol
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When she had gotten control of her crying, Iris lay back against the stone, staring up at the ceiling while her mind whirled. Would they give her a fair fight during the games, take off the metal gloves, or would they leave them on, almost certainly letting her die. She would have no way to fight without her powers, nothing to protect herself. If she had to protect someone, she wouldn't be able to and would let them down. That's all she was, a failure. Her powers were shoddy, her human skills were nonexistent, and she would never be able to outrun a bullet, no matter how desperate she was. Wrapping her arms about herself, she tried to comfort herself, though it wasn't helping. She would die in a few days' time, it was simple as that. Nothing to prepare for, nothing to reassure her. She considered praying, but what god would want a half-human, half-supernatural like her?
Holding in the sobs that threatened to burst from her, Iris let her cheek fall against the cool stone, facing the wall, millions of 'if onlys' and 'what ifs' running through her mind.
Holding in the sobs that threatened to burst from her, Iris let her cheek fall against the cool stone, facing the wall, millions of 'if onlys' and 'what ifs' running through her mind.