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Description
Just as she suspected something was off, Blood Hawk turned about, only too late to avoid a strike from above. She locked eyes with her assailant, recognizing her instantly as Darkness. She barely had time to utter an expletive before she hit the floor, the impact knocking the wind out of her.

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To Be Continued In a New Series

(For an entirely different storyline featuring the civilian identity of Blood Hawk, follow Bound for Bondage .)

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3D Notes: I already updated the earlier parts to reflect some changes made to Blood Hawk's appearance. The first six parts were done awhile ago. I never could find a satisfactory lighting solution so I abandoned it. Not to mention, the environment was a royal pain since it was all one big prop. Textures were shared so making one surface invisible made others that you didn't want to hide invisible too. The floor is my design since the default floor had extremely low res textures that looked like garbage, an all too common problem. This is one of my frequent go-to solutions: hide the original floor, replace it with a surface plane and apply my own shaders or textures. Alternatively you can use another floor from a different set and scale it to fit if necessary.

Blood Hawk's uniform is from a prefab character. I reshaded it to eliminate the extremely shiny latex it had. I used No Suit (from Daz) to add some realism, especially wrinkles, because without those details the suit looked primitive.

Description
Just as she suspected something was off, Blood Hawk turned about, only too late to avoid a strike from above. She locked eyes with her assailant, recognizing her instantly as Darkness. She barely had time to utter an expletive before she hit the floor, the impact knocking the wind out of her.

* * *

To Be Continued In a New Series

(For an entirely different storyline featuring the civilian identity of Blood Hawk, follow Bound for Bondage .)

* * *

3D Notes: I already updated the earlier parts to reflect some changes made to Blood Hawk's appearance. The first six parts were done awhile ago. I never could find a satisfactory lighting solution so I abandoned it. Not to mention, the environment was a royal pain since it was all one big prop. Textures were shared so making one surface invisible made others that you didn't want to hide invisible too. The floor is my design since the default floor had extremely low res textures that looked like garbage, an all too common problem. This is one of my frequent go-to solutions: hide the original floor, replace it with a surface plane and apply my own shaders or textures. Alternatively you can use another floor from a different set and scale it to fit if necessary.

Blood Hawk's uniform is from a prefab character. I reshaded it to eliminate the extremely shiny latex it had. I used No Suit (from Daz) to add some realism, especially wrinkles, because without those details the suit looked primitive.