Anon-A-Miss: Wrath & Honor

Sunset felt good about her first kill. Sure, she may have used her Wrist Gauntlets at the last weapon, but Trixie did strike first, after all.

She wouldn't act dishonorable after all the hard training to reach the Yautja standard of being a hunter.

The redhead cracked her neck and crossed Trixie's name out of a list of people she intended to hunt as revenge. She'd always let them strike first to maintain her honor.

Her next target and prey was Gilda. She'd been attacked and beaten up by the girl and her cronies. She would let Gilda throw the first punches. If she had any weapons, it would be a fair fight.

Sunset strapped her armor to her body and picked a small selection of weapons. Her axe, Combi-Stick and Plasma Caster. She didn't need further weight on her body.

She had the ship stay in the Earth's atmosphere, just in case people saw or heard the fight. Preparing for the battle, Sunset breathed deeply and made sure she was ready to go.

Gilda looked at the text she'd sent Sunset from Rainbow Dash's phone. She was supposed to meet her at CHS right now. She was going to have some fun with her. Hell, maybe she'd even kill her. Not that anyone would really care. The whole school had turned on her.

Nobody would miss her. Even her so-called 'friends' had disowned and rejected her.

The white-haired delinquent grinned sadistically as she conjured up everything she was going to do to Sunset.

Sunset lowered the ship enough so that she could land on a building with minimal wounds. She'd made sure the ship was cloaked so that they remained invisible and unseen.

Opening a hatch on the back of the ship, she jumped as she landed and rolled before standing up and running across the roof of each building to try and get a better view of her surroundings.

She found pipes down the side of the houses, using them as poles to slide down. Taking off her mask, she strapped it to her back as she made her way to CHS. She still had her phone on her.

She had a gut feeling that it was a trap. She wasn't stupid, why would Rainbow Dash want to meet her in the school's gym? They weren't friends anymore, they'd cast her out.

Instead of feeling afraid, she could feel the adrenaline start to pump through her blood as she felt excited about her next kill.

Eventually, Sunset had made it to CHS. She'd walked the entire way there, never stopping for a break. The night sky showing stars as they twinkled.

The redhead opened the door to the gym, unstrapping her mask from her back as she placed it on her face. The building's lights were on.

No going back now. Sunset thought to herself as she entered the gym, the door squeaking shut behind her. Sunset looked around to find Gilda standing behind her.

"You should've been more careful, Sunset. Boys!" Gilda taunted, calling for her cronies to help her out. Swiftly, Sunset took their legs out from under them and knocked them out. She turned to the white-haired girl, a look of disgust and sorrow in her eyes. Disgusted that Gilda would be willing to harm her, or worse. And sorrow because of what it would eventually lead to.

Sunset removed her mask and set it on the floor, revealing her scarred face to Gilda who flinched at the sight. She wouldn't use any of her weapons unless it would come down to it. Fighting fairly was part of the Yautja Honor Code.

Out of the corner of her eye, Gilda pulled a pocket knife from her jacket and opened it, the blade aimed at Sunset. The white-haired girl ran at Sunset, attempting to stab her.

Sunset moved out of the way, sweeping Gilda's legs as the girl got up.

"You bitch!" Gilda snarled, throwing a right hook at Sunset as the girl didn't even flinch from being hit. A harsh crack followed after Gilda had hit her.

Sunset's skull had become thicker and harder to penetrate.

Gilda shrieked in pain as she clutched her hand, her fingers bent backwards from hitting Sunset's face.

The redhead only grinned and roundhoused the white-haired girl, winding her as she crumpled to the ground.

Exhausted, Gilda made one final attempt to wound Sunset as she slashed Sunset's hip. The bacon-haired teenager groaned slightly, placing an arm above her back as she grabbed her axe.

She flipped it in the air as she caught it, bringing it down and through Gilda's left arm as she screamed in pain. She tried to punch Sunset once again, but was stopped by the redhead as she took off her other arm.

Gilda screamed again, blood spraying from where the limb was once connected.

In pain, shock and fear, Gilda weakly fell to the ground as her knees caved in. She stared at her severed arms across from her as they twitched.

Sunset placed her axe on her back, strapping it to her body. She noticed the blood that kept leaking from the disconnected limbs, aware that it could fall back on her.

"You put up a good fight, Gilda. You're going to make a wonderful trophy." Sunset said, straightening Gilda's body out as she quickly slammed a fist into the juvenile's back, eliciting a roar of pain.

Gilda sobbed and begged her to stop, but it was pointless as Sunset ripped her skull and spine from her body.

Sunset opened a pouch on her hip, revealing a vial full of a blue, dissolving liquid. She poured it over the now dead corpse of Gilda, making sure that nothing would be left behind.

Once that was done, She went to the Janitor's Closet and mopped up the blood.

Sunset left the gym, another trophy to add to her wall. She couldn't wait to return to her ship so she could clean her newest trophies.

She looked down at her left arm and pressed a few small buttons, calling the ship to her location. She activated her cloaking and started to climb a few buildings as she jumped through an open window on the ship.

Sunset rolled, eventually landing on her feet as she breathed a sigh of relief. She got straight to work, removing skin, muscle and tissue from the skull. She disposed of Gilda's eyes and brain, not needing them at all.

She then started to polish the skull, keeping it clean as she made a hole in the back to add it to her wall of trophies. She had yet to visit other planets to hunt on.

Sunset yawned, feeling exhausted as she had a quick shower. She brushed her teeth and snuggled under the animal pelt covers, falling asleep with a happy smile on her lips.