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“I can always get a plunger!” Prompto stated.
“I can get a tractor.” Noct joked.
“You guys are dead,” he said simply, squeezing through about half way.
He grunted when his jacket got caught, palming at the side of the wall before finally managing to pry himself fee the rest of the way. Once he was out, he twisted his neck, this way and that.
“Damn that’s tiny.”
“So I take it Prompto and I are safe then?” Noct questioned, with a smug look on his face.
“Don’t push your luck kid. Just wait til we get outta here,” Gladio warned.
I couldn’t help, but roll my eyes at what I could tell was an empty threat, shining my light on the walls. Noct decided to make a right wondering and hoping he lead someplace, and right then and there, the generator went out. Even our flashlights went out too, when we turned them back on daemons were there.
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“I’m really starting to hate this place!” I exclaimed, casting a fire spell and blasting them back.
It also gave us a bit of extra light at the same time. Thus, it also proved to show how utterly ugly these things were. As if on cue, our flashlights turned back on. There was too many of them, I summoned my sword to defend myself and pushed one of them off me. I started attacking them using my sword and I would dodge any attacks they tried to strike me with.
I noticed out of the corner of my eye, Noct was stumbling, seeing the others busy, something was telling me to help him. So, with that, I ran right over to him and gently placed my hand on his shoulder I could heal him. At the same time, I felt slightly weak, like I lost a bit of energy…
"Heads up!" Gladio called out, knocking a few daemons back as they tried to advance on
us. “You shall not get to the Prince,” Ignis said firmly, slashing at the enemy. It was obvious that he was going to try his best to keep them back. Thanking me, Noct was with Ignis, Gladio and Prompto fighting against the daemons. I noticed my vision blurred for a moment. “Hey, I think Aylena needs some kind of help guys!” Prompto shouted firing his guns. “Aylena!?” I blinked as I heard the sound of Ignis’ voice. He took a couple of enemies out in front of me. “Aylena, are you alright?” he asked, brows furrowed, his daggers still at the ready. “I feel…slightly weak…” I managed to whisper. “Maybe it’s because she used too much magic?” Gladio suggested, while still dealing with the daemons. “Don’t worry, we’ll deal with these guys!” Prompto said, shooting one of them in the head with his gun.
his head, whereupon he turned and caught it with trembling fingers and set it back in
He pressed his hands firmly to his stomach to try and slow the bleeding, yet the hole in his back bled freely, making his magic, even as he tried to heal himself, have a hard time keeping up. His mind was fuzzy, thoughts coming slowly to him, the only clear two being 'thank god he's gone' and 'thank god he didn't hurt Amaimon too' as he slumped fully to the ground, face pressed to the wood floor. It was cold and made him sleepy, though that was honestly probably the blood loss, which was slowly beginning to taper off as his body worked overtime to fix the gapping hole in his torso. Belatedly he wished he could see Amaimon from where he lay, wanting to hold him and say sorry like he had intended to. But he hardly thought he would be able to speak
Lennie. His arms gradually bent at the elbows and his hands closed into fists. He stiffened
...alters the meaning behind light. Instead of being seen as something that is perceived as comfortable it has been altered to bee seen as painful and daunting. Just as a fire can keep someone warm and science can save many lives; if one gets too close one can get burned, in Victor Frankenstein's case it led to his death.
“Well we can’t force feed it to them. Can we?” another man asked, unsure of himself.
Hikers will sometimes get lost on a trail past sunset, which means bringing a flashlight is essential to finding your way to the trailhead. We take light for granted because we are used to lights assisting on dark streets, roads, and highway. Yet, when you are deep in a forest and its nightfall, the only gentle light source you may have is a full moon. However full moons are not seen every night. It is important to see the smaller details of your trail, your map or to see what's lurking in the bushes. This is why a flashlight comes in handy. As Cody Lunden says “Light takes away fright.”
do, trying to smoothe it up to the chin, but disarranging it instead. He tries to smoothe it again, clumsily,
She franticly locked the door, then leaned her back against the wall as she slowly descended herself, slowly sliding her back down the door
Yawning, Noctis sat up. "Great. Just what we needed." He got out and leaned on the door instead next to Gladiolus who was attempting to hitchhike. "No luck?" Noctis asked.
He heard the door to the room open again and his stomach dropped even further. Heavy footsteps approached him as the tugging feel on top of his head
She gasped, reaching up to try and pry his fingers off of her scalp, but moved where he roughly
I gulped and felt my stomach turn but I figured that I couldn’t turn back now. I walked towards the door and entered. The room was very dark, but could not hide the 2 pairs of hungry, glowing red eyes that were staring right into my soul. “Sebastian, light the candles,” a young, male voice mumbled.
"I said, open the damn door." She yanked the torch off the metal bracket on the wall. The young man fumbled woth the key ring and pried the door
The sun cast Shadows across the length of the van, highlighting their almost drunk and smiles. The seven right in the middle of the rickety metal vehicle; wild and in the middle of nowhere they could only dream of getting the truth. Her head rested on his shoulder rocking softly with the rise and fall of each breath.
With pride shining in his eyes, my grandfather came out on the back porch again, resuming his seat to watch the preceedings with a smile. “Welcome to the Pack, grandson, you will make our People proud.”