Sienna Langston: Intro Scene
The city bled neon into the night, smearing the wet asphalt in colors that no one could name anymore.
Above it all, perched like a queen without a crown, she sat — one leg draped lazily over the other, a splash of molten red in a world too gray to deserve her.
Sienna Langston didn't wait for permission.
She didn't ask for attention.
She simply existed — and the universe bent around her to make room.
Her black leather jacket slid off one shoulder, casual as a threat, revealing the slashing lines of a blood-red dress clinging to every curve with shameless defiance. Combat boots, scuffed but unbroken, dug into the fabric of the world beneath her — steel and silk, wrapped in rebellion.
A soft crackle of electricity arced through the humid air, catching briefly on the metal studs of her boots, dancing off the golden bangles around her wrist. She smiled — slow, sharp — a smile that could tear hearts out cleaner than any bullet ever could.
Her eyes, framed by a curtain of untamed flame-red curls, scanned the street below — predator's eyes, burning with a knowledge that could not be taught, only earned in fire.
And when her gaze locked onto someone... they either bowed or they broke.
Behind her, thunder rumbled, as if the city itself was shuddering under the weight of her existence.
Someone once told Sienna she was "too much."
Too wild.
Too bold.
Too fierce.
They said it like it was an insult — a warning.
She made it her manifesto.
In a world begging for silence, for pretty compliance and polished smiles, she chose to be a scream wrapped in satin and leather.
She chose fire over survival.
She chose herself.
And now... now the night was hers.
All it took was a glance, a crooked grin, and the promise in her blood-red lips:
Come closer. I dare you.