The End of a Long Day

Illustrator was walking the back alleys. Not an unusual thing for the teenage girl. She wore her usual jeans, converse and hoodie with her signature mask. The night had been quiet and she was determinned to do something instead of sitting at home writting things. She was tired of not being able to draw much. Her window was bare lately as she'd broken the curtain pole and kept forgetting to fix or replace it. She should really consider it.

Silent as the night itself, she slipped through the alley like a cat... Sorta. She hit a glass bottle with her foot as she went along. She froze at the sound before realising she herself did it. Illustrator slapped her forehead gently before carrying on. She hid as she heard the oncoming footsteps. Something or someone was coming. She wasn't going to get caught. She was having fun stalking the shadows. Even so, she waited for them to pas, curled in a corner that connected the corner of a dumpster to the wall of the alley.

The night was dark, with just a sliver of a moon peering out like a small child between the clouds. Anya was standing in a field, the sapphire at the base of her horn winking in the dim light of the nearby street lamp. The park was an obviously older one and across the street from a few battered looking houses. A few of the swings creaked in the draft and the unicorn's head bounced up, her tail swishing and she chewed on her mouthful of grass. The black unicorn was outlined by the light of the moon, mortals generally couldn't see her for what she was unless they were gifted. There happened to be quite a few of those here in New York.

A dog barked off somewhere and Anya's ears pricked up, listening to the tone of the mongrel. Apparently there was a racoon raiding someone's trash. The black unicorn shook herself, dislodging twigs, dust, and dirt.
She leapt the fence before starting up the street, to any mortal human they would see a horse walking up the street.

OOC: Would have been nice to have been informed, just saying. No one even said I had to update her. Thank for telling me now, though.