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₊˚.༄ God Complex CHAPTER NINE: ( the hunt begins. )
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Hunting was something Seira always knew how to do, and she recalls her father often telling her she was a natural at it when she was younger. She remembers her first kill, a large buck that made her father beam with a smile that could reflect the sun. She recalls how so proud her father was of her, and that made her proud of her own abilities. At times Seira found some thoughts of such a past leek through, and although she was fond of such a memory, she also remembers the not so fond memories that linked to such a fond recollection. The first unfond memory to come forth is when she missed her first kill, and the way her father was so livid with her. He slapped her, and Seira saw the sun for the first time that day. She also remembers the countless bruises and cuts she found herself having, and at one point she had broken her leg, and her father told her, "It's up to you to have a will to survive." She had to crawl her way back to the family cabin, and from that point Seira slowly molded herself into a callused and emotionless soldier.
Seira did not dwell on such thoughts though, and often times when she found them trying to reel themselves to play on the big screen of her mind, she replaced it on other things similar to the subject. She often turns it towards how she trained Aki, and although she was proud of how he turned out, and his accomplishments and improvement by her guidance she can't help but think that she turned out to be exactly like her father in those moments. She had hit and beaten Aki so many times during the countless day's sword fighting that he could have very well seen past the sun and to a completely different plane of existence; he could have seen the whole of Heaven or Hell.
