Divergent

All Aboard

Nilsa ran down the street towards the train station with a whoop. She never missed a decision day. Her husband didn't understand how she could stand being around the uncoordinated initiates for so long.

To be honest she usually forgot they were even there by half way down the street.

She let out a thrilled giggle when she quickly scaled the iron to be the first one to the top. Oh ya, she still had it. She had placed first years ago and her need to be the best had gotten her where she was today.

She couldn't wipe her grin off as she walked through the transfers that looked at her with questions and the Dauntless-born that lowered their heads in quick nods of respect.

It was good to be queen.

She knew she was the first to hear the train coming but soon the others began to hear the metal on metal sound they were warned of. With another quick whoop she led the charge of the Dauntless-born who knew what was happening.

She might be a leader now but she never slacked on her training and easily hopped into a car, though she waited a few to see if everyone would make it.

She leaned back against the wall, not bothering to sit down since she knew what was coming. She closed her eyes for a few moments and listened to the conversations going on around her.

"Come on!" "Sorry." "You made it."

Nilsa rolled her head to the side and lifted her lids slightly to look at who spoke. She saw a blond in the grey of Abnegation and a shorter girl in Candor white and black.

"Is it just me or are they trying to kill us?" The smaller girl asked rhetorically. Nilsa couldn't help but snort slightly drawing their attention. "If you think this was tough, I'd advise staying on the train." She said with a smirk as she pushed off the wall and went towards the door as it was about to be time to jump.

"Who is she?" The blond asked confused. Rolling her neck Nilsa slammed the door button throwing the door open. The born laughed excitedly while the transfers looked scared.

"The names Nilsa, see you around, Stiff."

With that she she backed up and ran throwing a front flip landing on her feet at the beginning of the roof.

She looked to the far edge of the roof where her husband and another leader stood. "Judges?" She shouted over making the transfers stare. Their friend clapped and Eric simply flipped her off with a smirk.

"Any time, Coulter." She said with a matching smirk. She saw the laughter in his eyes but knew he had to be the big bad trainer/leader at the moment. She looked back to the last ones off the train and laughed at their stumbling jumps and slams into the roof.

She headed towards the front to stand by Eric. "You have fun?" He asked sarcastically. It was what had drawn her to Eric years ago, he was the classic bad boy that no mom wanted their daughter with. Good thing she hated her Erudite mother.

Not even the few people Eric admitted to being friends with knew that Eric had a softer side. She would agree that for other people that side didn't exist. What had started as a feuding friendship due to such similar backgrounds had one day switched and neither of them could point out an exact time it happened.

One day they were fighting the next they were all over each other.  She was glad he wasn't a trainer when she was an initiate they likely would have killed each other. She would almost feel bad for these kids if she didn't know Eric used his Erudite upbringing and mind to think through every decision and each was made for the faction.

She grinned watching her husband's tight ass and muscles as he hopped up onto the roof ledge. "Alright, everyone listen up! I'm Eric, I'm one of your leaders. If you wanna enter Dauntless, this is the way in." Nilsa hopped up onto the ledge easily walking the thin ridge to stand next to him.

"If you don't have the guts to jump... you don't belong in Dauntless." She finished for him. He rolled his eyes but didn't say anything. "Is there water at the bottom or something?!" There was always one. She and Eric looked to the Erudite transfer that asked.

"Guess you'll find out." Eric answered with a steel look. She looked over the scared faces and couldn't help a small laugh. "Good luck." She said ominously before smacking Eric's ass, she liked him angry, and quickly back flipping off the roofs edge.

She knew there would be hell to pay for that act and couldn't wait to pay. She fell lightly into the net lounging as she waited for someone to pull the side of the net so she could roll out. She heard his sigh before she saw him. "Come on, Nilsa." He said tiredly.

Quickly rolling out she hopped beside him. "Aw, poor numbers boy, how'd you get paired with Eric for training?" She asked with a laugh knowing how much they disliked each other. He ignored her as usual making her shrug and walk over towards her friends who had saved her a spot to watch the initiates jump.

She couldn't say she wasn't surprised when a few moments after she sat down she saw the first jumper wearing gray. So the stiff was the first jumper...interesting. She couldn't help but laugh when she heard the squealing of the second jumper. No doubt he had said something stupid and Eric had thrown him.

She loved that man.