Post by Belarus on Mar 29, 2010 20:25:18 GMT -5
A small, blonde haired girl yawned. She was tired of traveling, although she traveled as lightly as possible. She looked like a normal teenager, with long blonde hair and a bored expression on her face as she stared towards the docks. One of the people in the city had told her that her brother was on a ship sailing around the world, and she had felt a shrug of envy. How dare her dear bratya, travel without her. But now she was going to find him, but how amid all these people?
She tried to steer away from the others, smiling softly at the occasionally passerby and searching the crowds for her older brother. She had left her sister at home, and from what she had known, her sister was still back home, waiting probably for her. For a moment, she felt only slightly guilty, but that moment passed quickly. Well, as soon as she convinces her brother to come back, she will come and help her older sister escape from that family.
It wasn't dangerous for her to be out at night, she mused, her hand reaching for the knife that she had always kept. It wasn't as efficient as a gun, but she had never liked the loud noises of guns, preferring a silent, swift finish. She knew that she was somewhere near a German port, and slept on a bench, preferring to keep mute, then to speak German. Unlike her sister, she had only learned one or two words. Pursing her lips distastefully, she continued to stare off into the horizon. "Blat" she muttered under her breath.
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"Blat"='Shit' in Russian.
"Bratya" = 'Brother' in Russian. (Maybe that's where the word for brat comes from! *runs from Belarus*)
(Am I doing it right? )
She tried to steer away from the others, smiling softly at the occasionally passerby and searching the crowds for her older brother. She had left her sister at home, and from what she had known, her sister was still back home, waiting probably for her. For a moment, she felt only slightly guilty, but that moment passed quickly. Well, as soon as she convinces her brother to come back, she will come and help her older sister escape from that family.
It wasn't dangerous for her to be out at night, she mused, her hand reaching for the knife that she had always kept. It wasn't as efficient as a gun, but she had never liked the loud noises of guns, preferring a silent, swift finish. She knew that she was somewhere near a German port, and slept on a bench, preferring to keep mute, then to speak German. Unlike her sister, she had only learned one or two words. Pursing her lips distastefully, she continued to stare off into the horizon. "Blat" she muttered under her breath.
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"Blat"='Shit' in Russian.
"Bratya" = 'Brother' in Russian. (Maybe that's where the word for brat comes from! *runs from Belarus*)
(Am I doing it right? )