566. Farewell To The Nexus!
After months of staying in the place she had so desperately struggled to return to, it was finally ti to leave it yet again. And what better place than the sa Region where it all went downhill for Frost?
Grandis. An utterly lawless Region where even Blessed don’t dare to tread. It was where the old naive Frost died long ago inside of the Black Forest.
She was not going to make the sa mistakes this ti.
Preparations for her departure were just about finalized on the eve of the 3rd. She had personally asked Ber to make so alterations to her apparel since her Coat of Prejudice was far too alike of that of the 1st Justica Arms Branch.
Her Coat of Prejudice had two forms now. The first was its usual feathery form that exuded utter excellence. When tucked inside out as she demonstrated in front of the others in the atrium of her manor, it beca a large, almost oversized black coat with golden streaks and zippers.
The golden feathers that used to line the interior of the Coat of Prejudice were made black for this purpose, allowing both sides to be black with the highlights and other usual feathers remaining gold.
The zippers and pockets were an important part of the attire. Blessed may as well be goods in Grandis, so it allowed her to blend in well. After all, Blessed did not require backpacks or the like. The Dinsional Storage took care of that.
Frost in a way looked far more like a mage in this new outfit than she did a fighter.
Imagine soone’s surprise when they find out that this short-statured mage in an oversized coat can literally punch holes into a person’s chest.
The coat went as far down to her knees, and she wore pants this ti around instead of tights. They were still tighter than regular pants since any slack felt weird to her. At least when it ca to her legs.
There was a coolness factor to her new outfit in her eyes. The Triplets didn’t think much of it since it went against what Blessed typically wore which was usually a random assortnt of gear, and since it wasn’t a suit, she wouldn’t be mistaken as a mber of so weird organization.
It was standard, gave off the wrong impression of what Frost was capable of, and most importantly – was cool.
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