As the Two Faced Lady drew closer, she removed the white cloak she wore, revealing her crimson kimono. Her black hair was allowed to flow down to her neck, and her forehead down to her nose was painted crimson, with a faint golden marking on her forehead. It was mixed with red.
Then the other part of her face was painted white down to her right exposed shoulder, but her lips were bright crimson.
The closer she came, the farther the townsfolk distanced themselves from Hinata. Only one man stood there with a torch.
He went on his knees when the Two Faced Lady was close. She wrapped her hand around the wood, one finger after another, before lifting it up.
The man fled as the Two Faced Lady slowly turned to Hinata, but at that moment, an antelope with two huge spiked horns that curved backward emerged from a portal.
It had hind legs that seemed borrowed from a grasshopper, and its tail ended with wings harder than any known steel.
