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White hair fell, curling across the floor, shadows casting a purple tint in spots. Her eyes were half closed as her teeth met her bottom lip in a sort of sultry pout. One, white gloved hand rests, palm up, as if asking for something while the other is twisted, looking almost broken. Her outfit, skin tight, black and white with bright lilac accents, leaves nothing to the imagination as it almost flows into her shoes, looking like one solid piece. What does she want, this pale skinned beauty? What happened to her? How did she end up like this? Where is she from? Who is she? She looks as if she belongs in another time, a time yet to come. She does not look like a warrior, but, perhaps, a messenger. One to warn us of what our actions will bring. But what action is she warning us about? Is it the revolution? A war? What will go so wrong that she must come back to warn us? So many questions from just her presence, laying on a cold, white floor.
Suddenly she speaks, her voice so soft you have to crouch beside her to hear it. “Don't do it,” her voice cracks and she falls silent again, looking as though she wont live much longer.
“Don't do what,” you whispered, caught up in the moment, hoping she had enough life left in her to warn you.
“The revolution... don't do it... it won't work out right...” her voice was getting softer, causing you to lean in closer to try and hear her.
“What do you mean? It's the perfect solution!” Your voice raised a bit at this, after all, the revolution was your brain child... your baby.
“No... there is a.....” a cough tore from her throat. Blood stained her lips, sliding down her cheek.
“A what?!” You were practically screaming at her now.
“A... flaw.”
“Impossible! You don't know what you're talking about!” An angry flush covered your cheeks as you spat out the words.
Her eyes pleaded with you, begging you to listen to her, but you wouldn't take it.
“No... no... there cannot be a flaw. I have looked at it from every angle possible! There is no way!”
“But there is... it can be...” another violent cough exploded from deep within her chest.
Then, just as suddenly as she had appeared, she was gone. No trace of her was left, except for the puddle of blood left from her cough.
Violent curses tore from your lips as you rose to your feet, staring at the small stain. You would find this flaw, you would fix it, you had to. You couldn't bear it if you didn't.
End.