Rokusasu
Scientist Salarian
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- Seen Sep 30, 2012
She clambered aboard the yacht silently and headed starboard, not exerting herself to interact any further with her companions as her bare arms rested upon the metal rail which snaked itself about the vessel; preventing the travellers from tumbling overboard and being claimed by the unpredictable waves of the vast ocean. Fenton placed her bag upon the deck, relieving herself of its weight as she secured it between herself and the barrier, eyes affixed to the tranquil horizon that nurtured uncertainty and cradled the anticipation of their quest. Hoenn was a completely foreign land for the teen, even with the few anecdotes spouted by her brother having informed her of the region's characteristics. Whilst she had never traversed through the Kanto region, she was familiar with their current location thanks to documentaries on television, its proximity to Johto, her oldest brother's Indigo League campaign and wedding- not to mention Lake's stories whenever he visited their home.
Home. Once again, that four letter word surfaced within her mind, alongside memories depicting that scene of their tropical dwelling, the scent of the sea, and the cries of Wingull and Pelipper hoping to get lucky and pilfer a fish from the careless fisherman along the harbour. There were others, though like old reels of film, they were hazy, somewhat disintegrated by the passage of time. The traditional house back in Ecruteak, contrasting completely to the modern commodities within their One Island home. The garden in which she met Aipom. The mantelpiece, laden with photographs of the Sinclair siblings during various stages of their lives. There had always been more of Fenton as a baby than of her brothers- Dad always jokingly informed her that it was because they were ugly when she queried this, but had later found out the truth from a tactless seven-year-old Tristan.
"S'cause Ma didn't love ya when ya came outta her. Da' didn't want ya to think ya were the one who made her leave, even tho' it's true."
In time, she had learnt that her mother had post-natal depression, that later evolved into bi-polar disorder, and had left her husband- all because Fenton had been born a girl. The effects that spiralled from the revelation constantly haunted the teenager, embedding themselves within her subconscious and accounting for much of her persona- yet she masqueraded as one with no troubles, save for a volatile nature. Such was the joy of bottling everything up, though with joy, also came sadness. Sadness that was now afflicting her, as she stared longingly out at the ocean.
"Ugh, I'm being an idiot," she mumbled inaudibly to herself, the prickling sensation of tears welling from her ducts prompting Fenton to distract herself. Thus, she began to unravel the material from her bad hand, nodding her head approvingly at the congealed blood, uncaring towards the notion that she only had one tank top that was appropriate to be worn. Perhaps they would be able to acquire some different clothing during their journey- unless of course, those insane anonymous schemers behind this entire 'Dies Irae' charade decided to unleash their 'secret weapon'. Every bad guy or organisation had one (Fenton was still speculating the identity of the perpetrator- or at least the person who had been considerate, and created the audio that had been broadcasted to the television within Oak's laboratory). With a habitual shrug of her shoulders as the thought was discarded as swiftly as it had formulated within her mind, Fenton scrunched the bloodstained garment up with her good hand and shoved it into her bag, somewhat relieved that she had neglected to wear her gloves after removing them in order to wash that morning. Perhaps they would have protected her skin from the sharp shards of glass that had caused the lacerations... It was all Raizel's fault, her currently flighty mind decided (such a trait was akin to a defense mechanism, whereby her thoughts would frantically try and conceal the uncovered inner pain that attached to memories deep within her cerebrum). Yes, if he hadn't had laughed like that, then perhaps her rage would not have intensified to the point that she had to physically unleash it. At least she didn't have psychic powers, like her mother had. Did.
"Dammit," she seethed inwardly, the hand that had departed from her bag and then strummed its fingers upon the rail suddenly gripping the metal tightly. Gritting her teeth together, she abandoned her belongings upon storming away from the panoramic display of the ocean, going off to forage for food- she was ravenous, despite consuming hash browns, bacon and a chocolate bar for breakfast less than an hour before. Junpei hadn't lied about the side-effects of the cure for her facial swelling.
"Guys, do you have any food that you don't want?" She queried upon passing Lucia and Travis, brown eyes staring up at them hopefully. "Seriously. I'm starved. I don't have anything, and I need to eat before I turn cannibal and devour Raizel. It'd be killing two birds with one stone- I wouldn't be hungry anymore, and we wouldn't have to put up with his pigheadedness. Though he'd probably taste nasty." Of course, she was joking around, toying with them, but Fenton deliberately threw the twosome a glance which indicated otherwise.
Home. Once again, that four letter word surfaced within her mind, alongside memories depicting that scene of their tropical dwelling, the scent of the sea, and the cries of Wingull and Pelipper hoping to get lucky and pilfer a fish from the careless fisherman along the harbour. There were others, though like old reels of film, they were hazy, somewhat disintegrated by the passage of time. The traditional house back in Ecruteak, contrasting completely to the modern commodities within their One Island home. The garden in which she met Aipom. The mantelpiece, laden with photographs of the Sinclair siblings during various stages of their lives. There had always been more of Fenton as a baby than of her brothers- Dad always jokingly informed her that it was because they were ugly when she queried this, but had later found out the truth from a tactless seven-year-old Tristan.
"S'cause Ma didn't love ya when ya came outta her. Da' didn't want ya to think ya were the one who made her leave, even tho' it's true."
In time, she had learnt that her mother had post-natal depression, that later evolved into bi-polar disorder, and had left her husband- all because Fenton had been born a girl. The effects that spiralled from the revelation constantly haunted the teenager, embedding themselves within her subconscious and accounting for much of her persona- yet she masqueraded as one with no troubles, save for a volatile nature. Such was the joy of bottling everything up, though with joy, also came sadness. Sadness that was now afflicting her, as she stared longingly out at the ocean.
"Ugh, I'm being an idiot," she mumbled inaudibly to herself, the prickling sensation of tears welling from her ducts prompting Fenton to distract herself. Thus, she began to unravel the material from her bad hand, nodding her head approvingly at the congealed blood, uncaring towards the notion that she only had one tank top that was appropriate to be worn. Perhaps they would be able to acquire some different clothing during their journey- unless of course, those insane anonymous schemers behind this entire 'Dies Irae' charade decided to unleash their 'secret weapon'. Every bad guy or organisation had one (Fenton was still speculating the identity of the perpetrator- or at least the person who had been considerate, and created the audio that had been broadcasted to the television within Oak's laboratory). With a habitual shrug of her shoulders as the thought was discarded as swiftly as it had formulated within her mind, Fenton scrunched the bloodstained garment up with her good hand and shoved it into her bag, somewhat relieved that she had neglected to wear her gloves after removing them in order to wash that morning. Perhaps they would have protected her skin from the sharp shards of glass that had caused the lacerations... It was all Raizel's fault, her currently flighty mind decided (such a trait was akin to a defense mechanism, whereby her thoughts would frantically try and conceal the uncovered inner pain that attached to memories deep within her cerebrum). Yes, if he hadn't had laughed like that, then perhaps her rage would not have intensified to the point that she had to physically unleash it. At least she didn't have psychic powers, like her mother had. Did.
"Dammit," she seethed inwardly, the hand that had departed from her bag and then strummed its fingers upon the rail suddenly gripping the metal tightly. Gritting her teeth together, she abandoned her belongings upon storming away from the panoramic display of the ocean, going off to forage for food- she was ravenous, despite consuming hash browns, bacon and a chocolate bar for breakfast less than an hour before. Junpei hadn't lied about the side-effects of the cure for her facial swelling.
"Guys, do you have any food that you don't want?" She queried upon passing Lucia and Travis, brown eyes staring up at them hopefully. "Seriously. I'm starved. I don't have anything, and I need to eat before I turn cannibal and devour Raizel. It'd be killing two birds with one stone- I wouldn't be hungry anymore, and we wouldn't have to put up with his pigheadedness. Though he'd probably taste nasty." Of course, she was joking around, toying with them, but Fenton deliberately threw the twosome a glance which indicated otherwise.