Coats are for WIMPS! (Esther)

Fuckin' hell, why do I have to be the one to see what that pod was? Why couldn't they put out someone who's more capable... or at least give me a damn weapon?

No doubt Esther was already frustrated with going out to investigate a sudden space pod entering the planet's atmosphere. She didn't mind doing it per se, but only going through a few months worth of intense training did make her weary about handling a possible threat all by herself. She'd feel a little more secure hadn't someone came along, but no. She had to go by herself with nothing but herself and this large and heavy black trench coat that helped kept her warm on this freezing planet. Esther was surprised that they were considerate of keeping her warm, but who the hell was she to question the odd consideration?

The strange space pod was seen flying south, so that was where Esther flying off to. By then, she arrived in the Desolate Tundra. It was one of the coldest areas within this damned planet, but a surprisingly good area to train in; in case of having combat within a freezing area. She tried to see if she could sense any power level within the area before she would move elsewhere to find the strange space pod. To her luck, she managed to pick up one source, and it was nearly twice as strong than Esther herself even with her weights off.

Damn it all.

With an unamused frown on her face, she levitated to the ground. She looked around to see who or what had entered into Frost #97. Who or whatever it was, Esther was more than prepared to defend herself despite the powerlevel differences. If it meant not getting killed by her higher authorities, she'd rather die out to the unknown specimen.


But to her surprise and not too far away from where she was standing, she spotted what seems to be a figure, female to be exact, hugging herself for warmth. Judging by her outfit, she was definitely ill-prepared in clothing. What did caught her attention for a second was her tail. Some of those PTO guys were always talking about... "Saiyans", she thought they were called, but Esther never brought herself to care for such things like this. What she was paying attention more to was the other woman freezing herself off... and that did not stop Esther from having her fun.

"Usually I'm ordered to kill any unidentified beings that enter into the planet... but it seems like the weather will do the heavy worth for me~." Esther shouted out in a sweet, delighted voice as she began to approach the woman.

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Esther scrunched her nose at the demand for her jacket, but made a subtle smirk at the sudden retraction. Her smirk was wiped off as her expression became more concerned; eyebrows knitted together in worry while she made a small pout. She gently clicked her tongue a couple of times while she shook her head at the other woman as if she was in disappointment. "If you would've said please I actually might've considered..." She sighed sarcastically. "But hey, you said you didn't need it so... what's the point, right?" She continued, giving a small shrug from the shoulders while offering a small smile.

She placed both hands on top of her head while she took another deep breath to exhale a silent sigh. While she stared at the freezing woman in contemplation of actually giving her Esther's coat, her smile shifted to a more mischievous look. "You know what, maybe I will give it to you. I do think it'll look cooler on you, after all. But, in one condition." She paused for a second for dramatic effect before she'd continue on.

"Dance for me." Nothing would be better than someone dancing for something Esther would most likely not give away, but she wanted to see if the woman was willing to do it for something to keep her warm.

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WC: 221
TWC: 671

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As if the other woman would actually comply; Esther, on the inside, was mildly disappointed. It actually made her pout a little while she shoved both hands in her pockets. On the other hand, the reaction given to her did loosen the pout. "Ouch, that kind of hurts." She said in an offended and sarcastic tone. Esther stood in place while the other woman approached, more than ready to take necessary precautions if her coat does manages to snatch the coat away from her. "Hm. I think I'd actually like to see you try." She cooed with a grin. But before she knew it, the other woman suddenly collapsed on the ground.

Esther blinked at the woman as her grin shifted to a neutral expression. She walked over to the woman's sides and gave it a few soft kicks. "You still alive?" She called out before she gave a hefty kick. She awkwardly looked around while she made a deep inhale before heaving out a sigh and looking back at the unconscious woman... "...Sometimes I wish I wasn't human. Otherwise, I wouldn't have much sympathy and let you die out here." Bending her knees, she scooped up the woman in her arms before she straightened her legs and levitated into the air.

"Alright, let's see if we can get you a nice, warm base to throw you in."

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After a while of flying in the freezing tundra, Esther eventually found a small dome-like base. Levitating in front of the door and hoisting the woman over her shoulder, she used her free hand to pull the door open and entered inside the base. Before doing anything else, she took a look around to see if anyone was inside the area before actually witnessing no one else being in the base.

"...Well."

Without further ado, she dropped the woman's body on the floor in front of her. Staring at her for a few more seconds, she'd then give the body a few more kicks until the woman wakes up. If she actually doesn't wake up... well...

At least she'd have a rag doll to train with.

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WC: 354
TWC: 1,025

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Esther took a step back as the other woman jumped to her feet and immediately went into a battle position. Well, it was fun kicking around an unconscious person while it lasted. Now she wasn't too sure if she should be glad the woman didn't die from hypothermia or damned that she didn't let her die. "Hey there." She greeted in a casual tone and with a small smile. Not exactly how she'd usually respond, but with someone as hot headed as the woman before her, it would be better to try and be the mature one rather than to automatically sink to her level as much as Esther fighting the urge.

Just as Esther was about to continue, she was met with an outburst before the woman realized she was no longer in the cold. She rose an eyebrow, cocking a hand on her hip as she eyed the other woman. "I know manners aren't really a thing to you, not that I'd expect it, but I'll assume that's a long way of saying 'thank you', so... you're welcome." She explained.

"Here, take this while realizing I saved you from dying in the cold. Hopefully it'll make you warmer." She reached for her zipper and pulled it down to take off her coat, revealing she wore nothing more than just a black tank top; a few months of being on this planet did help her manage to adjust the temperature of the freezing planet. With the coat now off, she threw it near the woman's feet.

"Oh yeah, and don't think I don't want that little dance you still owe me." She smirked while crossing her arms.

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WC: 278
TWC: 1,303

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Esther looked disappointed when the woman still refused to give her a dance. Not that she really cared in the first place whether or not she'd actually get a dance, but it was fun to keep poking at the subject. "You know, I'm sort of already starting to regret saving you if I don't get that dance." She sighed.

She looked down at her chest before she looked back at the other woman's own before making a confused expression. It was.... a little random when the women suddenly made a comment about her chest. Esther would bet the woman was insecure about her own size. Cute. "I mean... I suppose they feel warm, but I don't think that's how body temperature works. They don't really get in the way when you get used to them, but of course you wouldn't know what that feels like." Esther joked with a light chuckle.

Her eyes then moved down to the woman's stomach before they then moved back up to her face. "Looks like experiencing near death can get an ungrateful brat like you hungry." She said while running her other hand through her hair. "Follow me, I think there's a lounge somewhere here." She muttered. Esther began to walk off, past the woman and down the halls.

Just a few seconds of looking through open doorways, she spotted a small room with a few tables and chairs standing around with a large refrigerator standing at the back. Walking in, she nudged her head at the fridge. "I'm sure there's something that you can eat in there, but don't go overboard. I'm sort of in a mood for some food too." She said, walking over to the fridge.

"Oh, and a thank you would suffice, by the way."

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WC: 295
TWC: 1,598

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