Dana hadn't been able to stand camp much for the past few months. All those damned Romans coming in with their goddamned snooty selves, like who the hell cares about those brats? Not her, certainly. They offered little to nothing beneficial to the Greek camp, and Dana was not averse to smacking a Roman in the face with his or her or their own gladius because they decided to comment on how this camp was so much more disorganized than their's.
So there she was, wandering through the streets of New York in the light of the mid-afternoon atmosphere. Snow was everywhere; she could see her breath faintly in the air as she exhaled, wrapping her pink and red scarf tighter around her neck to keep it from falling off. Dana had spent about half an hour in a McDonalds before leaving to wander again, which had been pleasant enough -- their coffee had been hot enough to burn her tongue, but whatever.
She sniffled and checked her watch. 4:50 pm.
So there she was, wandering through the streets of New York in the light of the mid-afternoon atmosphere. Snow was everywhere; she could see her breath faintly in the air as she exhaled, wrapping her pink and red scarf tighter around her neck to keep it from falling off. Dana had spent about half an hour in a McDonalds before leaving to wander again, which had been pleasant enough -- their coffee had been hot enough to burn her tongue, but whatever.
She sniffled and checked her watch. 4:50 pm.