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A black leather jacket would've been worth a pretty penny upon it's design. Sentimental value far out weigh it's worth in gold in it's age. The once creamy leather that hung to the thighs bore scars and scrapes that told it's story and of it's travels. On cooler days it was used to conceal a mottled brown top built for warmer months. It's age was yet to show, and that it shared with the navy blue jeans that clung to the woman's legs. The black boots held scuff marks that told those who wished to observe she wasn't worried about showing her elegance, but it was there. Her skin would glow in a sun-kissed browning where the rays could find their way in, making emerald green eyes stand out above slightly fuller lips that spouted formal english lilted evenly with the tune of Ireland. Soft oval face carried these traits in a gentle beauty that she rarley aknowledged. She traveled alone with an independence she showed with pride. When one took to her liking she could drive them to death with her stuborness especially with stone-set opinions. Dangerous, as one would have to be travelling alone but she was rarely violent, shunning but sometimes attracting trouble. Weapons were only carried for protection, and due to her habits growing up as a theif. Though she preferred to keep a cool head, if the right topic struck her blood boiled quickly into a rage that thickened her accent and lowered her formailty. Her greatest fear was the feeling of uncertainty, or more so vulnerbility. In a spiteful irony she had what scientists would call a condition, she called it a curse. At unknown moments something would snap inside her, not sending her crazy, but the opposite. Completely lost, disoriented, no memory. Helpless, until reality snapped back in.
Buckskin mare dubbed Inara was her closest companion. Trained by a deceased close friend to dodge danger and to be trusted in the event when her mistress's mind numbed. Bred for agility and endureance she could move fast and sustain her energy. Sure footed and a smart mind, it wasn't any surprise they were two of a kind.
