220 / 220
100/100
She glanced down at herself, noting the dents in the armour and the overall appearance of her original piece. A sigh escaped her lips as she realised that she would need to at least get it fixed, if not entirely replaced. She'd grown accustomed to the purple and red plated piece, and the idea of replacing it caused her to cringe slightly, even though she knew that at some point she'd have to do just that.

"Sometimes you just have to do, what you have to do...no matter how much it hurts."
Pulling out her pen and parchment, Kyra began writing a note to the one person who had mentioned shopping during their time in Terrasphere, hoping that they would be able to be of at least some assistance.
Hey Luthy,
So, I've come to the realisation that after everything that it has been through, I should probably get about to replacing the far-out-dated armour piece that I've been wearing since...well, day one, really.
I was kind of hoping that you'd be interested in coming along for a bit of a shopping trip, if you're up for it? I know things have been a bit...well, crazy, lately, but I don't really know anyone else who would be an expert in these things, and well...anyways, want to go shopping?
Hoping to hear from you soon;
Kyra Vashtana
A few seconds after she had finished signing her name and the corresponding scythe-symbol that had become her emblem, unofficially, the parchment had disappeared from sight. Sent off to the mentioned individual, through means that Kyra still hadn't come to understand - although she'd never argue. She'd enjoyed the realism of it, the feel of pen on paper to send the letter.

"Much better than trying to type one handed like some sort of phone addicted child..."
She put away the writing implementations, deciding to fumble around with her stuff a bit more while she waited on a response from Luthien. There were still some final pieces that needed packed, in preparation, and she turned her attention to them.

