ArchRegis - Catherine
ArchRegis
Schnee Property
- Location
- USA
Eh, not my best work. Specially since I know nothing about her. But I did my best, so you do too, Cathy-chan! I'm rooting for you!
Pain.
The headache is starting to become a nuisance. Your eyes are wavering, and even though you've only been piloting for a short period of time, you know. You're reaching your limit. Already. All that formation flying must have worn you out more than you thought. You bite your lips in frustration.
Your name is Catherine Han. Until recently, you were a completely ordinary girl. Whether it was academics or sports, both were completely average. You've been called a little cute before, but only that. The only praise you've ever gotten was that you were hard-working.
The kind of praise given to someone who doesn't have any talent.
But then it happened. You found out you were compatible with the Valkyrie Core. An honor. Your parents were somewhat reluctant to send you to to fight, but you insisted. Even if it was little dangerous, it was better than going back to that completely ordinary life from before.
Pain. If you could just get a few minutes rest, it would be fine. But...
You juke left, barely dodging the outstretched hand from one of the taggers, before being saved by Shuri's supporting shockwaves. It wouldn't be long now. Even with Shuri's support, it was three against one. And including the new person who joined in today...
Anyway. You didn't intend to aim for something lofty like an Ace pilot. It was fine even if you only reached Elite. But when your new friend sitting next to you jumped at the chance to join Shuri's flight, you found yourself tagging along.
How bad could it be?
How naive.
Sandra was closing in now, but the other two have disappeared somewhere. Shuri's support had stopped for some reason. You weren't sure whether you wanted to laugh or cry.
Even you weren't sure why you were still here. The friend that dragged you in already quit. Giving up would be easier.
Giving up. The idea made your stomach curdle to go along with your headache.
Give up? Please. Persistence is the only decent trait you have.
...Maybe that's why you couldn't get a boyfriend.
The other two were in front of you now. Ah, a pincer movement. You hadn't noticed because of the pain. Damn operational limits. You even promised that you would pace yourself today, but instead you went all out during lessons as usual. What a bad habit.
You make a last minute attempt at dodging, thrusters on max burn. It almost works. Almost. The tip of your frame's foot clips the tagger's outstretched hand, and you sigh in disappointment.
Still, you managed to outlast Sandra this time. You relax; now you just had to wait for time to run out. You were supposed to help the others try and catch Shuri, but if you didn't take a break now, you might have to retire early later. You would only get in the way now.
Looking up, you see Shuri and the new girl. And promptly drop your jaw as they twist the space around them and teleport.
You admit it. You're jealous.
In a few short seconds, Shuri is tagged. You stare in amazement at the round, black frame of the girl who did what all five of them couldn't.
Was it possible? To become as strong as those two? You weren't sure. But as the girl nearby nudges you to vote for some random new rule, you make a vow to yourself.
I want to be as cool as Bread-chan one day.
The headache is starting to become a nuisance. Your eyes are wavering, and even though you've only been piloting for a short period of time, you know. You're reaching your limit. Already. All that formation flying must have worn you out more than you thought. You bite your lips in frustration.
Your name is Catherine Han. Until recently, you were a completely ordinary girl. Whether it was academics or sports, both were completely average. You've been called a little cute before, but only that. The only praise you've ever gotten was that you were hard-working.
The kind of praise given to someone who doesn't have any talent.
But then it happened. You found out you were compatible with the Valkyrie Core. An honor. Your parents were somewhat reluctant to send you to to fight, but you insisted. Even if it was little dangerous, it was better than going back to that completely ordinary life from before.
Pain. If you could just get a few minutes rest, it would be fine. But...
You juke left, barely dodging the outstretched hand from one of the taggers, before being saved by Shuri's supporting shockwaves. It wouldn't be long now. Even with Shuri's support, it was three against one. And including the new person who joined in today...
Anyway. You didn't intend to aim for something lofty like an Ace pilot. It was fine even if you only reached Elite. But when your new friend sitting next to you jumped at the chance to join Shuri's flight, you found yourself tagging along.
How bad could it be?
How naive.
Sandra was closing in now, but the other two have disappeared somewhere. Shuri's support had stopped for some reason. You weren't sure whether you wanted to laugh or cry.
Even you weren't sure why you were still here. The friend that dragged you in already quit. Giving up would be easier.
Giving up. The idea made your stomach curdle to go along with your headache.
Give up? Please. Persistence is the only decent trait you have.
...Maybe that's why you couldn't get a boyfriend.
The other two were in front of you now. Ah, a pincer movement. You hadn't noticed because of the pain. Damn operational limits. You even promised that you would pace yourself today, but instead you went all out during lessons as usual. What a bad habit.
You make a last minute attempt at dodging, thrusters on max burn. It almost works. Almost. The tip of your frame's foot clips the tagger's outstretched hand, and you sigh in disappointment.
Still, you managed to outlast Sandra this time. You relax; now you just had to wait for time to run out. You were supposed to help the others try and catch Shuri, but if you didn't take a break now, you might have to retire early later. You would only get in the way now.
Looking up, you see Shuri and the new girl. And promptly drop your jaw as they twist the space around them and teleport.
You admit it. You're jealous.
In a few short seconds, Shuri is tagged. You stare in amazement at the round, black frame of the girl who did what all five of them couldn't.
Was it possible? To become as strong as those two? You weren't sure. But as the girl nearby nudges you to vote for some random new rule, you make a vow to yourself.
I want to be as cool as Bread-chan one day.