You Will Always be my Friend (A HunterxHunter Fanfic Book 3)

Chapter - 4

This chapter will be dedicated to @candy-chan081 Thnx for following and supporting my stories ^__^ Lets see what Milly and the Gand are gonna do next, shall we?...

Milly:

What Killua said was very disconcerting, but I know he has gone through a lot and is probably just not acting like himself... at least that’s my hope. Perhaps it is something deeper, was he trying to send me a message? Is there something he is trying to warn me about? Am I over thinking things? I wish I could speak to him in person. It seems that anytime I really want to speak to him or need to I can always reach him through our connection but it still isn’t the same. But I don’t have time to be concerned with such things right now. Right now I am deep in thought figuring out our next move.

“Alrighty, I know what to do now.” I finally announce. I grab onto Alluka’s hand and strolls casually over to the giant steel door. Then i crouch down and put my hands on her shoulders. “Alluka, we are going to be leaving the mountain and we need you to come with us. Will you be ok with that?” I ask her.

“If Big Brother needs me then I will go.” Alluka replies with determination.

“Wait a minute!” Kalluto interrupts. “Alluka has never been off the property and she has no combat skills.”

“I know, don’t worry I will keep her safe.” I assure him. ‘We will both keep her safe.’ Gon thinks to me. ‘As long as I have breath in my lungs and a beat in my chest, nothing will happen to her. I swear... for Killua!’ He vows. ‘Thank you Gon, I cant tell you how much that means to me.’ I think back to him.

“What’s the game plan?” Gon asks me out loud.

“Right now, I am going to winging it.” I admit. “Hey Alluka?”

“Yeah sissy.”

“This may seem a little scary but I am going to need ‘It’ in order to get out of here so when I say so, you will have to start pestering me again. Don’t worry, I promise that it wont be forever.” I assure her.

I can sense Kalluto immediately tense up behind me when we start talking about ‘It’. “I don’t want to be ‘It’ anymore.” Alluka pouts.

“I know, and I don’t want to force you to do anything you don’t want to do. But in order to get out of here we may need ‘Its’ help.” I tell her. Alluka reluctantly concedes. Then I get a strange sensation run down my spine. I turn and stare intently at the one way glass wall. “Kurapika are you in there?” I ask out loud. I lift my hand and reconnect the speakers and mics so that we can talk to the people on the other side. “Kurapika are you in there?” I repeat.

“Milly!” He cries. “Are you alright? What happened?” he asks.

“It’s a long story.” I tell him sheepishly, “Is everyone safe?”

“Yes we are fine, Canary sustained some injuries but she is fine now.”

“Good. Well I have what we came for, the info and the people, so we can leave.” I say flatly.

“You aren’t going anywhere!” dad’s voice booms.

“Why don’t you try to stop us?” I retort. I raise my hand and silence the speakers again then I reach up and unlock the steel door. “Come on you guys.” I tell the two awestruck boys behind me. We all exit the prison cell confidently; though Alluka grips my hand tight, she walks without fear. I unlock the other two doors the same way I did the first and we stroll down the hallway.

The group of people that had gathered in the observation room all rushed out to us. “Where do you think you are going? You can’t just walk out of here!” Dad screams at me. I continue walking indifferently. “Look at me girl!” I turn with my most psychotically disturbed glare that even takes dad off guard. Then my eyes grow wide as I expel my aura in the use of another one of my abilities. The three of them freeze and are unable to move a muscle.