Continuation of a series of many renders that are based on a Fan Fiction Jilleon story:

The Bench

by

TheLadyFrost


Summary:

She'd lost everything. She'd come back a shadow. She had nothing left to lose. Sometimes saving yourself is as simple as sitting down. He just might have the answers she's been searching for since the moment she died.

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Extract:

His mouth twitched, "So...this goes one of two ways. You try to jump and I tackle you, ruining both our nights. Or? You step back and maybe we just stand here in the cool air and share a cigarette."

She hesitated. Had she really been planning to jump? She glanced down at the steep fall to her own release. Maybe she was a coward after all. A sobering thought to know she might have done it.

Jill stepped back from the edge of the roof and turned toward him. He offered her the lit cigarette he'd been smoking. She took it and inhaled sharply, wincing at the acrid smoke in her lungs.

Quietly, she told him, "...whatever you think you saw..." She trailed off.

He finished, "Just a woman on a roof enjoying a quiet fall night."

With relief, Jill studied him and finally queried, "...Kennedy?"

There it was. That's why her memory was trying to kick something up at her. Leon S. Kennedy - the president's golden boy. The other survivor with Claire from Raccoon City who'd made a name for himself in the right circles. Apparently, he was there on behalf of USSTRATCOM. They hadn't officially met, that she could remember now, but she'd seen his file.

Hell, everyone had seen his file.

He was better looking than the pictures.

Kennedy nodded slightly. "So they tell me. You'd be Jill Valentine. A mystery we've never met before now, isn't it? Knowing how small the circle of survivors of Raccoon are."

She shrugged a shoulder. "Does it matter? Here we are."

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Created using DAZ Studio 4.22.1 using character, poses, props and environment. Setting up the scene was a new learning experience since this was the second outdoor scene at night. Took 21600 seconds to render which I limited to. It's less noisy and I tried Scene Optimizer which is a helpful tool to cut a little off the RAM allocation.

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