Sunset sighed as she sat alone at the bus stop. She just wanted this day to be done with. This day. This week. This whole goddamn month. Ever since that stupid Anon-a-Miss account should up, her life had been nothing but heartache for her. Even the ones that she thought were her friends had abandoned her. So… She was leaving. She grabbed a bus ticket on the first ride out of the city. She never saw heard another person approach her as she sat on the bench.
“Uhm…excusse me, miss? Can I ssit with you? It feelss weird to assk ssuch a silly quesstion.” Adjusting the hood on her head, serpent-like eyes slightly visible through the shadow casting over the face. Soldan felt a bit anxious, not knowing anybody here at all.
“I apologize if I’m bothering you, beforehand.”Sunset turned at the sound of the voice beside her. “Sure,” she said, “I’m not gonna stop you.” She scooted over the the side to make room for the girl. “So where are you headed?”
“Exploring the main part of town, but…I’m too lazy to walk there. Figured a bus would be more efficient, I’ve never really been on one though. I’m a little nervouss for that, and what I really look like as well.” Tugging the hood of her jacket in place, a medium-sized cobra poked his head out; violet scales with sharp green eyes. “Oh goodie, I got a stowaway with me here… Not too unussual.”
Sunset’s right eyebrow raised slightly as she saw the head of the snake poke out from the girls hoodie. “Huh. Cute snake. But a small word of advice: when you’re on the bus, keep him tucked away. Most people here won’t take to kindly to seeing a snake loose like that. Unless they’re like me, because that little guy is adorable!” She said.
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