Out of all the things in the room, the flying eagle entranced her. Looking up, the eagle was even more magnificent on the roof than when it flew across the room in a lazy loop. Beckend spent most of her time in this beautiful room, for it was the only room that has beautiful things within. The Parlor Room and Mess Hall were all filled with decaying bodies and the rooms constantly reeked of death. It reminded the depressed she-cat that Capone was dead and never coming back. The thought made tiny tears appear on the corners of her sunken green eyes, once vibrant and filled with life.
The depression was slowly eating her soul away, bit by bit. Only getting worse and worse, Beckend was sinking further and further. Soon, there would be no way out. Death would be the next option. At least Beckend would be next to Capone, up there in the night sky. Life would be easier if she was dead. That's when it dawned on her, while looking up at the eagle. Why not kill herself right now? She just needed something... but what? Beckend, although the thought of death sent a shiver of anticipation through her malnourished body, she was too scared to kill herself. Beckend, knowing her cowardly self, wouldn't do it on her own. But, if another cat did it for her, Beckend wouldn't be so scared to die.
Footsteps echoed outside the room. Dull eyes snapped in the direction of the door, excitement flooding her heart. The gods were agreeing with her plan, it seemed. They sent a cat to do the one job Beckend was afraid to do; kill.