Sara's point of view
I was patrolling starling city trying to find Malcolm Merlyn so i could bring him back to the league
for questioning and punishment when i got a lead of a suspicious figure spotted jumping across
the rooftops heading in my direction wearing Malcolm's league's Armor.
I knew that if I caught Merlyn then I would not only be forgiven for my betrayal but Nyssa would
once again be respected as she should be and not looked down on because of my mistake.
I rushed to my feet and slid through the shadows making sure I wasn't seen before making my
way to the rooftop and listening out for footsteps and watching the nearby rooftops for anything
peculiar.
I thought I had lost the soldier before I heard something behind me but I could tell that they were
not moving but standing behind me and calculating my moments.
I was momentarily angry at myself for letting them get this close to me so I slowly spun around
to face my intruder before coming face to face with none other than Thea Queen.
"What are you doing here?"
I asked her, her noticing the Armor and feeling very confused at my life long friend acting like the
completely opposite to how I knew her.
"I am here to fulfil my fathers wishes"
She said before raising a bow and hitting me not once not two but three times in the chest
pushing me over the side of the building and making me fall to the ground beneath making me
I know that this was the end for me.
Pushing out one last silent prayer to make sure my beloved wife was happy and protected throughout the rest of her life I allowed the darkness to over take me completely.
Laurel's point of view
As I was walking away from talking with my sister I heard three sharp gusts of wind and then
saw a few pieces of rock fall just in front of me in the alley way I was walking through, making
I looked up to a sight that made my heart stop.
I was watching my sister fall from the roof before she landed on the floor with a sickening crack
making me rush over to her while calling her name trying to get her to wake up and look at me
with that cocky smile she has and loves to show off.
There was no response whatsoever and I was starting to get worried and more frantic by the
second. It was then that I realized that my dear sister was gone and I couldn't help her.
I called my father who made the necessary arrangements before sending an ambulance to my
location to retrieve my sister's body.
Dad came to pick me up as well before he took me home. And the only noise that was heard on
The way home was the indicator when he needed to turn to a coroner.
In a few weeks the funeral arrangements had been arranged and we were going to attend in a
