
First Step
The first blood that stained her uniform. A single mark that turned a quiet night into a story that would never wash away.
The first blood that stained her uniform. A single mark that turned a quiet night into a story that would never wash away.
The heavy bag follows her everywhere—scraping floors, collecting whispers, and carrying what no one else dares to hold.
A hollow gaze that traps anyone who stares too long—quiet as a breath, heavy as a verdict.
She is never truly alone. Shadows gather like family, moving when she moves, stopping when she stops.
Her marks spread from corner to corner—not chaos, but a map of everywhere she has chosen to stand.
Her story keeps beating, never stopping—etched into the floor by every heavy step she takes.
The march becomes a vow—her name carved into the city’s silence, promising the path ahead will never turn back.