The Legend of Yin and Yang

Interplanetary Ambush

Wither had been waiting for hours, with no signs of Night.
If he could, he would've gone out to search for her, but due to his healing leg, he wasn't able to get up without hurting himself more.
He had been hearing the sounds of battle outside - along with screaming.
A loud explosion shook the ground, nearly throwing Wither right off the bed and onto the ground.
Now he was panicking - what if the explosion was one of the surprisingly vital Shadow Orbs? Or a Demon Altar? Or...
Night.
Wither was about to have a panic attack, when Night darted into the room, quickly closing and locking the door behind her.
"What happened out there?!" Wither asked her.
"We're..." Night almost seemed too scared to answer. "We're under attack..."
"By who?"
"Martians..."
Wither had memories of the Martians' brutality - he knew they were not going to win this fight.
"You alright, Night?"
"Y-Yeah..."
Wither shifted a bit to relieve pressure on his leg. Night took the opportunity to sit down next to him.
"You sure you're alright? You're not usually like this."
"Shouldn't we be more worried about you? You're the injured one here!"
"Who was outside in the midst of an explosion?"
Unfortunately for Night, he had a point - a leg injury is only minor compared to being blown up.
"As concerned as you are about me," Wither continued, "we really should be worrying about you."
Night was staring at the floor. "Wither, you almost died..."
"You almost did, too."
There was a loud, steady knock on the door.
Night quietly stood up, sword drawn, and slowly opened the door.
Perish barged in, and walked up to Wither, holding up a Martian's head.
"This is why you train, runt," he shouted.
Wither was confused.
"While I was out there, fighting a giant saucer, you were in here, recovering from being attacked by an eyeball!"
Perish, who was furious with Wither, stormed out of the room, and slammed the door, nearly breaking it.
Night had a half horrified, half angry look on her face.
"I think we won," Wither mumbled in a somewhat sarcastic manner.