- Real Name
- Giuletta Christina Nefaria
- Missions
- 84
- Residence
- New York City
- Ability
- Kinetic Energy Manipulation
Hellfire Mansion – Corridor, From Black to White
Before she knew it, Gia was flat on her back, looking up at the Little Mermaid. Unfortunately for her, King Triton’s trident was pinning her to the floor. She couldn’t even move her head. Heidi began talking: blah, blah, blah…a clock…blah, blah, blah. Before Gia could utter a reply, a stream of water went up her nose and down her throat. Gia immediately choked.
Fathom: “THAT was for disrespecting me earlier, when we met.”
NOTHING you do/say is worth ANYTHING.
Then came another spray of water, longer and harder. Gia choked and coughed.
Fathom: “THAT was for disrespecting Emiko. The White Rook is no mere lackey.”
That’s what YOU think. We are ALL lackeys here.
The hypocrisy of Heidi’s statement marveled Gia. Just because she and Emiko were on the White Court doesn’t mean that they could walk around as if their shit didn’t stink…and they couldn’t even see it in the way they were treating their own fellow Court member, the White Bishop. Uh, hello?? Gia would’ve liked to be the one to take the wind out of Heidi’s sails and tell her that she may be the White Knight, but that doesn’t mean she wasn’t irreplaceable. But…no. Gia would let her find THAT out on her own. Soon she was choking on another stream of water, longer, faster, and harder. Gia tried to resist, she could feel her body convulse. She felt like she was drowning…and then Heidi let up.
Fathom: “THAT was for disrespecting the White Queen with your unpunctuality.”
Gia gasped, sitting up, choking and coughing up water on the floor beside her. She could see her father’s bodyguard, now HER bodyguard, running up to them.
Max: “Miss Nefaria!!”
Gia held up a hand, signaling him to STAND DOWN. She had this. Gasping and coughing still, she stood up and shook her head. When she spoke, her voice was raspy and hoarse.
“I’m fine, Max.”
She threw both arms around Heidi AND Emiko, hugging them close. A smile was on her lips.
“It was just a little…BONDING exercise for the White Rook, Knight, and Bishop, that’s all.”
She looked from Emiko to Heidi.
“Next time, ladies, let’s just do shots instead.”
Gia pulled her arms away and stepped over the body. A frisson of anger went through her. Her father COULDN’T be dead. NO WAY. She smoothed down her dress and nodded at Max.
“Max, let’s go. I have a meeting with the White Queen.”
She strode past him as if she didn’t just have a near drowning a few seconds ago. She couldn’t, WOULDN’T, let herself break down. That would be showing weakness, and weakness would not do for the White Bishop. Weakness was what got you eaten alive at Hellfire…among other things.
Killing the ONLY family I had left…well played, Diana. Well played.
Arriving at the White Corridor, she turned to Max.
“You can go back down to the party, Max. I can handle this from here.”
Smiling, she entered the White Wing – and froze as she spotted the White Princess up ahead. She groaned inwardly.
This just isn’t my lucky day.
Sighing, she put a smile on her face and moved forward.
“Well, hello there! Congratulations on the new position!”
Before she knew it, Gia was flat on her back, looking up at the Little Mermaid. Unfortunately for her, King Triton’s trident was pinning her to the floor. She couldn’t even move her head. Heidi began talking: blah, blah, blah…a clock…blah, blah, blah. Before Gia could utter a reply, a stream of water went up her nose and down her throat. Gia immediately choked.
Fathom: “THAT was for disrespecting me earlier, when we met.”
NOTHING you do/say is worth ANYTHING.
Then came another spray of water, longer and harder. Gia choked and coughed.
Fathom: “THAT was for disrespecting Emiko. The White Rook is no mere lackey.”
That’s what YOU think. We are ALL lackeys here.
The hypocrisy of Heidi’s statement marveled Gia. Just because she and Emiko were on the White Court doesn’t mean that they could walk around as if their shit didn’t stink…and they couldn’t even see it in the way they were treating their own fellow Court member, the White Bishop. Uh, hello?? Gia would’ve liked to be the one to take the wind out of Heidi’s sails and tell her that she may be the White Knight, but that doesn’t mean she wasn’t irreplaceable. But…no. Gia would let her find THAT out on her own. Soon she was choking on another stream of water, longer, faster, and harder. Gia tried to resist, she could feel her body convulse. She felt like she was drowning…and then Heidi let up.
Fathom: “THAT was for disrespecting the White Queen with your unpunctuality.”
Gia gasped, sitting up, choking and coughing up water on the floor beside her. She could see her father’s bodyguard, now HER bodyguard, running up to them.
Fathom said:"Now I know you must wish to kill me by now, but don't try anything stupid. You have two choices, darling. You can join US.... or you can join your father."
She cast a glance at the body that laid right next to Chrissy, then looked back at the new would-be Bishop.
"Unless you're a moron with a death wish, you'll report to the White Wing, and await your Queen. I recommend making HASTE.... if you want to live."
Max: “Miss Nefaria!!”
Gia held up a hand, signaling him to STAND DOWN. She had this. Gasping and coughing still, she stood up and shook her head. When she spoke, her voice was raspy and hoarse.
“I’m fine, Max.”
She threw both arms around Heidi AND Emiko, hugging them close. A smile was on her lips.
“It was just a little…BONDING exercise for the White Rook, Knight, and Bishop, that’s all.”
She looked from Emiko to Heidi.
“Next time, ladies, let’s just do shots instead.”
Gia pulled her arms away and stepped over the body. A frisson of anger went through her. Her father COULDN’T be dead. NO WAY. She smoothed down her dress and nodded at Max.
“Max, let’s go. I have a meeting with the White Queen.”
She strode past him as if she didn’t just have a near drowning a few seconds ago. She couldn’t, WOULDN’T, let herself break down. That would be showing weakness, and weakness would not do for the White Bishop. Weakness was what got you eaten alive at Hellfire…among other things.
Killing the ONLY family I had left…well played, Diana. Well played.
Arriving at the White Corridor, she turned to Max.
“You can go back down to the party, Max. I can handle this from here.”
Smiling, she entered the White Wing – and froze as she spotted the White Princess up ahead. She groaned inwardly.
This just isn’t my lucky day.
Sighing, she put a smile on her face and moved forward.
“Well, hello there! Congratulations on the new position!”