Egos and Sides (In highschool) --Discontinued--

Chapter 17: You're a Monster

Today, I walked down the hallway looking for my brother. He never returned home yesterday evening and the entire school knows what he was up to.

Yesterday, a news story got out that a high school boy was left beaten in our local forest, Robbie. They interviewed the ones that found Robbie in the first place, the Sanders' family. Patton, during his turn, let it slip that they found green hair and a trail of shadows in Robbie's house.

After hearing that, I immediately knew who was behind it. Conveniently enough, he was nowhere to be found.

Over the weekend, Jackie and I decided when we see Anti again, we were going to (as lightly as possible) bash his skull in.

I stumbled upon Dark and Blank. "Where's Anti?"

Dark crossed his arms and replied, "I don't know. Why should I know? You're the one that lives with him."

I sighed and retrieved my wand from my pocket. "Either tell me where he is, now, or I'll make sure you can never walk another day in your life." I don't exactly know why I was being so aggressive, I wasn't usually. I think being super pissed at Anti (more than usual) wore my patience very thin.

Dark put his arms up. "I-I don't know."

I put my wand back in my pocket. "If you were related to me, I would curb stomp you along with Anti." I pushed past Dark and resumed my search for Anti.

Finally, I made it to the back of the school. I saw him chatting with Die,  a demon I hadn't talked to since grade school. "Hey!" I yelled.

Anti took one look at me and bolted.

I used my magic to teleport right in front of him.

He ran into me and fell to the ground.

I grabbed him by the collar and set him on his feet. "Why'd you have to go and do that to Robbie, huh? Why, Anti? Sometimes you act like a complete monster."

He gave me the same resentful he gave when we were young. As he glared, he remained silent.

The mixture of his resentment and unwillingness peaked my anger.

Suddenly, Anti was thrown out of my grasp and slammed into the back of the school building.

"Shit! Anti I'm so-"

Before I could finish my sentence, Anti glitched away.

"Damn it." I lost control.

Now that Anti was angry and upset, I had no way of knowing what he would do to get revenge.