I woke up, smelling something like soot or ash. But as my eyes opened, all I saw was a hazy orange-yellow colour. My eyes widened at this as I stood. I looked around at the burnt buildings, the murdered townspeople, and at the town that now just looked like the result of a nuclear war. I stumbled, my eyes darting around, my breathing erratic. The images of the burnt, shredded and poisoned men, women, and children haunting me in every waking moment. I turned and ran towards the forest, which seemed to be nonexistent. I sprinted to Ciel, and slid to his side, immediately checking his pulse. He was alive, and well. But unconscious nonetheless. Then I remembered...
Maura!
Where was she... I ran around, trying my best to ignore the dead people, and saw Maura laid in a shop. I gasped and sprinted with extreme speed. I realised that my feelings for Elenore had transferred to Maura, and that if I didn't save her, if she needed it, I would blame myself for her death, and nobody needs that. I leapt over flames and landed by her side. I picked her up, her torn clothes making it difficult to grip one part of her body. I ran out the door, my dark shield protecting us from the flames. I ran with her to the forest and laid her next to Ciel. I would need to get a message to Elenore somehow, but my extended telepathy device had been damaged in the incursion.
Here's a pretty state of things.
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Until Dawn
FantasyFourteen-year-old Jacob Green isn't your average guy. Not crazy about dating, not highly into going to the gym and lifting heavy weights. He's more like that person on the sideline that never gets noticed. When his friends begin to grow distant, he...