Always Late
Lacking in coffee, sleep, and brains
- Location
- Ohio
This is a nice omake Shaseyu, but there's several small errors, missing articles. Things that show you're still practicing your english. That, or whatever spellcheck program you're using is shit.She started running after they moved to Philadelphia, partly to get acquainted with new neighborhood, and partly because she couldn't sleep well either way, thanks to nightmares about Ziz.
1. Taylor had nightmares about the Simurgh attack. Rather normal reaction for PTSD, but in classic Taylor fashion she just powers through it.With time the nightmares were gone, and the city became familiar, but running had become a habit, a good way to energize both body and mind.
2. Taylor still has her running hobby.
Starting to see what I mean by missing articles?"Okay, Storm, let's start easy today." Taylor said, entering the training simulation.
Queen Administrator would be proud. That said, it's not an unheard of ability for high-end mages.But with time and effort, she found a way to somehow split her attention, to be both inside and outside simulation.
The girl nodded again, her anxiety had in no way diminished.
"Storm, scenario Cadejo-3." she asked, and as soon as bunch of ghostly wolves appeared she threw at them a salvo of Flare Shooters with disabled safeties. It was the best way to distract herself from the impending meeting.
He wanted her to socialize with her peers, but Taylor never was an outgoing person, even before Emma's betrayal. Her kind-of-friendship with Kayleigh was more than enough for her.
This little detail has always bugged me about how non-americans write our messed-up education system.And her education? She could receive a GED without any troubles, more so, she felt that thanks to Perfect Storm she knew some school subjects better than teachers.
A GED is how one graduates early from high school, but in practical terms it is not an alternative or equivalent to a High School Diploma, despite what some call it. It's a step down. It doesn't get you into a college or a job like a proper diploma does. If Taylor wants to leave high school and go to college, then the admissions office will be looking at her transcript and standardized test scores, not just the state-issued piece of paper. If she just wants to lose herself in the mask and hero full-time, then people will always hear 'GED' and think Taylor Hebert's a dropout.
"Yep!" Kayleigh smiled. "Wanna go with us? The more, the merrier!"
After a short hesitation, she agreed.
Dad and Sam would be happy, and it's really didn't matter for her where exactly she continued her work on cartridges. She was having troubles with the spell code of their charging.
Whether it because of its Belkan origin or because Taylor didn't have much experience with mana transfer that was causing the problems, she didn't know. But she did not tolerate inefficiency in her spells.
On the other hand, they forced her to try on and then buy one criminally revealing dress.
You mis-italicized.That was Taylor's own mistake, really. When she tried it on she let herself smile, because she finally managed to fine-tune the process of charging and maximize cartridges output. And of course they thought she smiled because she liked the dress.
"I knew you liked it, fit you so good!" Kayleigh gushed.
"All the boys will be yours," Joanne gave her thumbs-up.
Interesting. I wonder if Perfect Storm sends her against the Slaughter House Nine, or Hero, Alexandria, Eidolon, and Legend?To fight against a team of Laserdream, Oni Lee, Bastion, and a dozen of Beasts was much harder, but she managed to win. She didn't ask why Perfect Storm sent against her such an eclectic mix of dead and alive heroes and villains. She already knew the answer.
"Mistress should be ready to any eventuality."
Aaaaand done.Before that, she reviewed list of her spells for the last time today, tweaked several variables here and there to increase spells efficiency by an additional fraction of a per cent.
See how those articles make things much more readable?