Braces Headgear Stories Novels & Stories

Lights flashed around me as the shiny metal greaves plated themselves up my legs, ending in a pointy piece right above my knees at the same time as the corset clicked together on my back, causing oxygen to leave me briefly as it tightened. The soft white fur that created my shoulder piece and cape grew out of my back pieces, locking around my spread wings. Empowered. That is how I felt like I came home to where I belonged and knew exactly what to do, when, and where. The last piece was my headpiece. The pointy and heavy metal draped down over my nose, and the sharp wings rose up from the crown-like piece as it melted together in the back of my head. With a smile, I remember my first decades

Jack stood back with a doting smile; he knew who the hats were for as he saw the colors. Next, they wandered into a shop with hair accessories, and she bought 4-pointed petal hair bun metal cover made with colored stones that was closest to pista-green hue. She bought a sky-blue head band adorned with roses made of ribbons and stone embellishment. She also picked copper colored rose bud pins and pearl pins for herself. The hair accessories were most expensive costing 1 gold sheet for the lot, but Mira didn’t feel any heartache. Her family was going to be dressed the best conforming within social standards. Comparatively, men’s hats were not even worth mentioning. It only cost 10 gold coins.

The metal helmet on her head shaped into a crest-topped interweaved plume of long brown hair. The little space on her face revealed one of her eyes glowing in red. The metal gloves fingers on both side were sharpened, she folded it with traces of her armoured fingers been scratched on the floor. Also gaining more height yet within her weight class, she slowly stood up appearing more taller than the praetorian guards around her. Flavius walked a little closer to her, “Are you okay?” He asked, calmly. Inside the northern special box, younger Jared and Abbey were slightly wary, if anything should go wrong they will be the first to face it head-on.