[She isn't at the height of her power yet. Alexandra made certain she understood that as well as who her loyalties were truly to. Neither point bothered her in particular. She doesn't even have a name; only a purpose. That suits her fine since she knows no other life than the one she has now. The second point becomes a bit of a bother when 'not at the height of power' translates to being unable to fend off two nearly invincible people along with the ever resourceful Claire Temple.
It's when she goes down that she realizes that she hates losing.
Elektra wakes up sooner than she should, head throbbing, and feeling frustrated. She cannot serve her master from here nor she fit to right now thanks to the nurse. Her body feels impossibly heavy, but she forces herself to sit up.]
You should have killed me. [Is all she has to say for herself. She'll get free eventually and they'll live to see their city fall anyways. What is the point of this if she's left alive?]
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It's when she goes down that she realizes that she hates losing.
Elektra wakes up sooner than she should, head throbbing, and feeling frustrated. She cannot serve her master from here nor she fit to right now thanks to the nurse. Her body feels impossibly heavy, but she forces herself to sit up.]
You should have killed me. [Is all she has to say for herself. She'll get free eventually and they'll live to see their city fall anyways. What is the point of this if she's left alive?]