Anonymous((I am just going to place this on Chris. Just ‘cause I can.))
He gulped, eyes widening a little bit. “Wait! Stop now you little-“
~POOF~
“Well…I don’t fell too different. Except for the fact the I think that Karasu is freaken cute.” He quickly clasped his hands over his mouth. “Fuck. Did I just say that? Oh gods I hope she didn’t hear. Well, I mean she is pretty….I am going to shut up now.”
Sorry I haven’t been on here all to much. I know it’s now summer, or almost summer now and that is a laid back time. Hahah. Yeah right. My summer is going to be hectic for a while. So, I’ll try and get on when i can. Sorry if i don’t get on as much as you might like. I might will more than likely hang out on my personal blog than here though. Just so you know.
Chris continued to dodge out of the way of the black forms managing to punch a few more, and with a skreach they would dissappeare, but more would quickly replace them. Wait. Did she just say? No. It must be a different Adam. Before he could do anything a giant “ghost” picked him up, a few good feet above the ground. He squirmed and the creature screamed right in his face, making his heart skip a beat. No sooner than the form let out the scream it dissolved in nothing, and Chris feel to the ground. “Need some help?” He knew that voice, and sure enough when he looked up he saw a familiar face. Adam stood there and offered him a hand, he took it and stood up. “So nice of you to goin the party.” “You call this a party?” Adam replied, smirking and punching a black form as it came to attack.Chris had reached the top right when Karasu killed of the figure. Letting out a long deep sigh he helped the young girl up. Strange. He had never seen anyone with such teal colored hair as hers. “Not her fault a-” He was cut off by a loud shriek from downstairs that made him whip around. Instantly the black forms darted into the room, within a few seconds they were completely surrounded. The creatures shrieked and just waited there for a bit, looking straight at the trio. Everything went silent for all of a second, then the attacked. Chris ducked out of the way as the black masses attacked from all different angles. Only managing to punch a few as they just kept on coming. “Bloody hell! I thought we finished them off!”Kanna looked up when her sister spoke, her eyes wide and frightened like that of a child’s. She didn’t speak, rather just stared at Karasu, then turned her head to see Chris. Despite being terrified nearly to death, she was quite beautiful. In every way Karasu looked like a thousand-dollar marionette, Kanna’s face more resembled an antique Victorian doll. Before she could thank them, the shriek broke the silence. Being the brute that she was, Karasu grabbed Kanna by the wrist and yanked her to her feet before bolting after Chris. Without hesitation, she picked up a chair and swung it into the nearest ‘ghost,’ if it even had enough of a soul to be called one. The chair smashed against it and the creature fell against a few others, all of which faded back into the floor with screeches. Kanna didn’t fight, being the (terrified) pacifist she was, but stood against the wall with her hands clasped in front of her chest. Only after a few moments did she remember, “Adam!” She looked around for him.
She raised an eyebrow, looking at the young teenager from below. Never has she seen anyone like her. She defiantly wasn’t one of the natives, or anything from this planet for a matter of fact. Calie just continued to watch the young girl, excited to see a new face around here. Rarely did they ever have anyone new stumble along these parts. With a laugh she flew right on down, landing right next to the teen, more than likely causing her to jump. “So. You new here?”
She let out a deep sigh, sitting on the lush green grass. This was the planet she made, and it was a nice one at that. Though at times it could get quite boring. Fael was busy tending his flames. Calie was keeping the wind in check, those winds would ‘cause so much trouble in unattended. Helo had to keep the water in check, and Rogod was tending to the rocks. The only other person who wasn’t busy was Murel, but she would just spend her time painting like always. So here Shpah was, sitting on one of the billions of planets she made, bored. No black hole needed to be tended to, no planet that needed to be made, no nothing. She was lost in her own thought when she heard the footsteps behind her. Instantly she stood up, the back hairs on her neck sticking up. “Who are you? What the hell do you want?”
“So, you’re a star. Heh. Me and Shpah make you, ya know.” Fael smirked as he walked with Midnight, everyone in a while come flames would reach up and try and garb the young stars ankles. Every time she yelped, jumping a little. The other just laughed, shaking his head. “I thought you were made out of fire. It shouldn’t bother you.”
“It doesn’t. It just suprises me…that’s all.” Midnight paused for a bit, looking around at everything. It was a sight to see. Tough if the fire wasn’t there she would like this place much better. “Who is Shpah?”
“You might know he as Space, but the natives here call them Shpah. I used to call her Space, but the name has kinda grown on me.” Again he smirked, continuing to walk. He had never really had visitors. All the natives stayed away from this area, claiming anyone who came here was burned alive. They will never let that one go. “So, if you don’t mind me asking. Why did you come here. Stars normally don’t come here. Especially with the war going on.” He stopped again, looking down at the girl.
“Well….it’s kind of a long story.” Midnight rubbed her arm, hiding the hand with the snowflake on it. He just smiled, two chairs appearing out of the rocky ground.
“I’ve got time.”
Chris had reached the top right when Karasu killed of the figure. Letting out a long deep sigh he helped the young girl up. Strange. He had never seen anyone with such teal colored hair as hers. “Not her fault a-” He was cut off by a loud shriek from downstairs that made him whip around. Instantly the black forms darted into the room, within a few seconds they were completely surrounded. The creatures shrieked and just waited there for a bit, looking straight at the trio. Everything went silent for all of a second, then the attacked. Chris ducked out of the way as the black masses attacked from all different angles. Only managing to punch a few as they just kept on coming. “Bloody hell! I thought we finished them off!”The black forms were sounding him, striking from all angles. When he finally heard her explain how to defeat them he started to throw punches at everything that came towards him. About half of them dissappeared and they shrieked, attacking…When she reached the top of the staircase, she nearly tripped, holding onto the wall to keep her from falling back. The wall felt strangely angled under her hands. She glanced over and realized that there was a gaping dent in the wall. “Jesus…” She kept moving, ignoring a crumpled body on the floor, and reached out to whack a black mass that blocked out the rest of the hallway. Once it disappeared, all that was left was a teal-haired girl crouched on the floor with her hands above her head. “Jeez, I can’t leave you to do anything, can I?”
She honestly didn’t expect to find the fiery pit of doom. Not to long ago she was walking along a trail when she saw the textile. Though she was perplexed when she saw the the language written on it, it was Quenslan. At first it didn’t make sence, but then the teen remembered, Quenslan is the main root dialect of most languages. Midnight didn’t get a good look at it before the trapdoor spung right below her feet. Letting out a scream she fell into the seemingly bottomless pit. She landed on her butt with a hard thud. Instantly there was blaze all around her, making her yelp as it reached up from everywhere on the ground. Midnight stood up, looking around, but all she could see was fire. Everywhere she turned the fire seamed to to get closer and closer, singeing her clothes. Everything was getting more confusing by the second as the fire came closer and the heat rising. At the point she probably be roasted alive!
That was when a hand reached out of the flames. The star just looked at it, eyes wide and fearful. He jaw dropped when a man walked out of the flames, the fire dieing down as he did do. “Hush my flames. This is a guest, not an enemy.” He said, waving a hand to the fire as it hissed out. Midnight just looked in confusion and awe. The man standing in front of her just smiled. He wore an red shirt and brown cargo pants, and he had no shoes on his feet. She wondered how he didn’t roast to death. His hair though was yellow-orange, and just like a flame would it moved.
“Hello, I am Fael. Maker of fire, if you couldn’t tell.”
He hugged back, forgetting about the pain in his back. “I don’t plan it.” With a smile he stood up, but after he heard the shriek the hairs on his neck stood up. ‘Who is Kanna?’ Chris put that thought aside as he followed Karasu up the stairs, almost tripping a few times. As they bolted up the stairs more of the dark figures started to appear, slowly following them upstairs.The black forms were sounding him, striking from all angles. When he finally heard her explain how to defeat them he started to throw punches at everything that came towards him. About half of them dissappeared and they shrieked, attacking again and again. Chris threw more punches, sometimes even kicking at the creatures, hoping to finish them off. When the last one was gone he let out a sigh, not soon after Karasu fell on top of him. For a moment everything was hazy and blurry, then his sight came to him, along with the pain. Groaning, he tried to sit up, looking around at everything. Surprisingly not much was destroyed, just a few chairs across the room and a flipped over table. “I think that’s all.”Karasu scooted off of him and threw her arms around his neck the second he sat up. “Don’t die on me.” She mumbled, letting go. It could be assumed that this was her way of saying she was glad he was safe. From upstairs, a high-pitched shriek pierced the air. “Kanna!” Karasu gasped, bolting up a staircase that otherwise Chris may never have noticed.
“I’m sorry! I didn’t mean-” “Oh shut up and kiss me already.”SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!oops who left this here not me
The black forms were sounding him, striking from all angles. When he finally heard her explain how to defeat them he started to throw punches at everything that came towards him. About half of them dissappeared and they shrieked, attacking again and again. Chris threw more punches, sometimes even kicking at the creatures, hoping to finish them off. When the last one was gone he let out a sigh, not soon after Karasu fell on top of him. For a moment everything was hazy and blurry, then his sight came to him, along with the pain. Groaning, he tried to sit up, looking around at everything. Surprisingly not much was destroyed, just a few chairs across the room and a flipped over table. “I think that’s all.”When he heard the growl he only looked around, very confused. But when the figure appeared he knew they were in for it. His eyes widened, looking up at the thing towering over Karasu. “Yep. I can see it.” Though he definitely didn’t want to believe it. The figure wasn’t alone. As soon as that one appeared, more did as well, surrounding them. He didn’t even have the chance to ask what in Orion’s name they were when they attacked. In the dark it was hard to see where they were, so he was just a sitting duck. Every time one came close he just dodged out of the way, and with no idea if there is any source of water, he was screwed.Karasu threw punches that were easily avoided by the creature. It almost taunted her in how easy it was to dodge. She let out a snarl in frustration. “As long as you can see it, you can hit it. Just one should do the trick!” She explained. One of the black masses came close and she threw a fist out, finally landing a blow. The creature shrieked in response and threw itself against the wall, where it then disappeared. Another lurched forward in response, picking up Karasu. Before it could throw her, she kicked it in what she assumed would be its chest. A second shriek and the thing dropped her onto Chris before disappearing. His back broke her fall for the most part, but her head fell with a loud smack against the floor. “Was that all of them…” She groaned, trying to push herself off of him.
