Creative Writing: The Necklace

Rose reached out toward that little box she had eyed earlier, and her fingers danced across the upper edge as she debated pulling it out toward her. Mind weighing the upsides and downsides--of which they were few--and as she finally started to tug it toward her, that necklace that loosely hang around her neck began to glow. Immediately, she frowned, and sat up while bringing up one of her hands to cup it in her palm and raise it to she could see.

Lips pressed thin, she regarded it silently for a few moments. Then, slowly clasped it into her palm while she closed her eyes. Her reaction more of concern over those who might be getting hurt over her night being ruined--the fact that something had come out, over letting those she protected have

The long chain pulled in, and it turned into a small gem while the glass around it rippled, and wobbled, like it had been turned to a liquid. It rested at a level that when Rose reached it and ran throughi t, it was pressed into her chest, just above her breasts, where upon the armor shifted some to create a little place to hold it as Rose leaped not just out the window, but, straight through it and out into the open night air.

Fairly high up, and gravity being a thing, she immediately began to fall. Once more, a flare of white and silver threads came out from the gem, wrapped around her body, and formed a pair of small angelic wings. Two more silvery threads wound down her arms, forming white gloves which went up to her elbows, meeting the armor, while a final one went up her neck, and formed a small mask which covered her forehead and nose leaving only space for her eyes.

In all, it took no more than a few minutes for Rose to go from her bed, to gliding softly on small wings down toward where the train station was. Landing upon a nearby rooftop, just a hop, skip and a jump away from the station itself, she then crouched down and peered down toward the buildng. There she waited for a few moments, to see if it was coming out as it had seemed to be quite close to the entrance, or if it was to hide