If you were to run into Cindy at this moment, you wouldn't have a clue that she was the type of person to help anyone that they came across, for a price of course. You might not even be able to tell that she knew exactly what she was doing at all times. Hell, you might not even think she even knew some of the words that were coming out of her mouth. Honestly, you probably didn't even know half of the words, and neither did she. They were just coming out at this point because, well, she was pissed.

"When I get back, you can bet your lyin' carcass that I'm raisin' the price on this." It was relief when she could see Torensten in the distance, and her determination to give this guy a piece of her mind was what was pushing her through at this point. Why was she so mad you ask? Well, there had been a job posted. It stated that they needed someone to head out into the middle of no where to get a piece of machinery. That obviously got the attention of the blonde grease monkey.

Yes, she had asked if the object in question was heavy. She was told no. Yes, she had asked specifics. They had told her it was for a car. They had lied, sort of. It was for a car alright. It was the car. Now, she could have went back and said no. She needed the money though, and she knew how to hassle with the best of them. Her plan, was to get the car there, but she had taken some important pieces from it. The person who sent her off would have to pay triple to get the pieces back, and back on properly.

Of course she had walked there with just a rope to drag the object, she had no reason not to! So, here she was, pulling the car with a rope. Lucikly she knew how to get it to roll, or she would have had much bigger problems. Dropping the rope, she decided to stop for a brief moment. Taking out the water bottle she had in her bag, she sat on the trunk of the car a little ways out of Torensten. Taking a drink, she wiped some sweat off of her forehead. This man was going to pay, and pay big time.

At the question, Cindy turned to the other girl. "Well, if ya start out with the big ones with all the action, the ones after that don't seem as excitin'." Cindy explained with a smile. "It's like, when you're tellin' a story. If you tell it with then endin' first, how they got there doesn't seem all that interestin'." Hopefully she explained it well enough. She did know people that read the ending and still liked how they got to that point, so she may have used a bad example.

Looking back into the arena, it seemed as though there was some excitement happening. As the Sting made its way to the sidelines, she thought it might end up causing some problems. What ended up happening was another robot was woken up and captured the Sting. This was going to prove just how tough the little guy was. She watched as the operators of the Sting were starting to freak out a little bit. They didn't seem to have a plan for this, and Cindy sat back. It looked like this match was over.

The ending wasn't too bad, but lasers weren't really Cindy's thing. It was a show though, and the blonde still clapped when the winner was announced. Hopefully the next match was a little more exciting. The girl was asking her a question and Cindy turned her attention to her. "Unfortunately no. I haven't been here very long, and heard about the event much too late to even get anything started. Maybe next time though. How about yourself?"

Cindy looked over the arena as the announcer stated it would be about five minutes before the next match started, as they had to clear the Sting from the arena and get the next match ready to go. Looking back over at the girl, Cindy offered her hand. "Name's Cindy. Pleasure to be watchin' with ya." It was nice to sit by someone who seemed to have an actual interest in this, and wasn't here just to watch machines hit machines.

Cindy Aurum could fit in just about anywhere, as long as it had machines she could work on. She had found herself in Zephon about a month or so ago, and as much as she missed her Paw-Paw, she knew he would carry on without her. The old man was too stubborn to dwell on things for too long, and would push forward. She missed him, but she too needed to just keep on with her life. So, she had found herself a job at a local mechanics shop, working on anything and everything that came her way.

Today, she had gotten the day off, and knew exactly where she wanted to go. News had come across her ears about some robots fightin', and thats where she wanted to be. Kahiko Valley wasn't too terribly far away, so the journey wasn't a long one, especially compared to the ones she had in the past. She hoped it would be worth it. If she got there and the competition was dull, she would not be happy.

Arriving a little into the first fight, she paid her way and made it inside. It was pretty packed inside, but she found a seat next to a girl with a tail in her lap. It didn't bother her one bit though and she gave the girl a smile. "Seems to be a slow start, dontcha think?" She wasn't really sure if the girl would listen to her, but it would be rude to plop herself right next to someone and not say anything. At least, to her it was. If the girl didn't want to talk, she would respect that as well.

Cindy wished she could have entered into the competiton, but by the time she had heard about it, it was too late to even try to start building something, even with her expertise. The two that were starting the fight weren't the worst contraptions she had ever seen, but there were some things she would fix up. The tail like weapon was a little to chunky, and there was a chance it wouldn't move fast enough to strike. While the other was a little to simple for her taste, very little imagination.