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Coming February to deviantART....

::~~* Z *~~::

I'd been looking at the ground for a while. I didn't notice what she was doing. I heard a quick "beep" sound, as if something had been turned off. Still, I didn't move my head from its downward position. I was at a loss for words. How could I tell her what had happened? How could I tell her about the overrider chip . . .?

My brain was a mess. It was a tangle of emotions all wrapped up in tight knots. I'd used this metaphore before, I suppose, because the time was appropriate . . . but the time couldn't be better now, as well. And it was true. I didn't know what to say or what to do. After such a lengthy time apart, I'd missed her so . . . but now she'd returned to me, only to find that I wasn't the same person she once knew. And she still didn't know this yet.

Perhaps I should never tell her. If I could recall just enough emotion to . . . fake . . . love, then I would never have to break her heart. But how would I be able to live with such a horrible deed? I would regret for the rest of my life . . .

I glanced up, with guts enough to tell her the truth, to find that I was staring at something I'd never seen before.

Revealed before me, like a beautiful flower in full bloom, was Jiss . . . without her holographic desguise. My heart instantly started pounding in my chest. My eyes completely dilated. My mind desperately tried to say words, but my mouth was frozen. I'd never felt such a thing before. Nervousness wasn't even close to describing it.

After knowing Jiss for the time that I had, and always dreaming of how beautiful she would look without her hologram . . . I was completely speechless at seeing her this way. She was beyond mortal beauty. There was just something about her that seemed to glow. She was special. She was perfect. And -at risk of being killed just for thinking such a thing- she was completely mine.

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Comments:
For those of you who haven't been reading DCTR, I suggest you start. For those of you who have, you have this to look forward to in the third book.
And to everybody: This was colored using MS Paint for the flat colors, and shaded using Open Canvas. Special FX credit goes to combining both programs. I decided to shade it this way because it sets the mood for the scene.
Any questions about the story itself will not be answered. Go read it, you lazy-ass question-askers!
Or . . . well, wait for the finalized version. (Look at the first sentence to see when)

Description
Coming February to deviantART....

::~~* Z *~~::

I'd been looking at the ground for a while. I didn't notice what she was doing. I heard a quick "beep" sound, as if something had been turned off. Still, I didn't move my head from its downward position. I was at a loss for words. How could I tell her what had happened? How could I tell her about the overrider chip . . .?

My brain was a mess. It was a tangle of emotions all wrapped up in tight knots. I'd used this metaphore before, I suppose, because the time was appropriate . . . but the time couldn't be better now, as well. And it was true. I didn't know what to say or what to do. After such a lengthy time apart, I'd missed her so . . . but now she'd returned to me, only to find that I wasn't the same person she once knew. And she still didn't know this yet.

Perhaps I should never tell her. If I could recall just enough emotion to . . . fake . . . love, then I would never have to break her heart. But how would I be able to live with such a horrible deed? I would regret for the rest of my life . . .

I glanced up, with guts enough to tell her the truth, to find that I was staring at something I'd never seen before.

Revealed before me, like a beautiful flower in full bloom, was Jiss . . . without her holographic desguise. My heart instantly started pounding in my chest. My eyes completely dilated. My mind desperately tried to say words, but my mouth was frozen. I'd never felt such a thing before. Nervousness wasn't even close to describing it.

After knowing Jiss for the time that I had, and always dreaming of how beautiful she would look without her hologram . . . I was completely speechless at seeing her this way. She was beyond mortal beauty. There was just something about her that seemed to glow. She was special. She was perfect. And -at risk of being killed just for thinking such a thing- she was completely mine.

________________________________________ _______________
Comments:
For those of you who haven't been reading DCTR, I suggest you start. For those of you who have, you have this to look forward to in the third book.
And to everybody: This was colored using MS Paint for the flat colors, and shaded using Open Canvas. Special FX credit goes to combining both programs. I decided to shade it this way because it sets the mood for the scene.
Any questions about the story itself will not be answered. Go read it, you lazy-ass question-askers!
Or . . . well, wait for the finalized version. (Look at the first sentence to see when)