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As the bang went off I saw him recoil in pain. Terrified I ran, knowing this would be my only chance. And I dint have long, because I noticed he was wearing heavy, large boots. So I ran.
'everyone, masks on and get as far away from them as possible' yelled Adam He picked me up and ran towards the gates, putting as much distance between us and the gas.
"One, two, one, two. you can't loose focus now Luna" I was was saying myself. His footsteps like thunder behind me. My lungs began to burn, it felt as if my stomache was set on fire.
"You didn't think it was that easy, did you?" He chuckled. I held my knife towards him. "That knives fake" he laughed. I touched the point. It crumpled to my touch.
Chapter 9 Pain skewered me from my head to my toes. I wished I had died.
"Jupiter!" Lydia shrieked, running to Jupiter and pulling her into a hug. Tears of joy began streaming down her cheeks. "You're alive!" Lydia cheered.
I'm falling. Falling back into the darkness that held me down for so long. Too dark, too quiet, too lonely. But this time, maybe I should just stay.
The cold air bit at my face viciously, causing me to cover my face with my hands. The adults were moving fast in front of me, barely visible in the near pitch darkness.
There was a little fairy, She walked out of her eyrie, Bumped in to a friend, But was soon to meet her end, For she offered a cup of tea, ...or three, But forgot how thirsty he could get, So she...
There's a place called Babbadoo Never go there For if you do You won't get out They will eat you.
We had already helped many wounded people, when we came across a market.
I closed my eyes and waited for the intense pain that I knew would follow. I heard two gun shots and all I could think about was how much I loved Adam, and how he would never know.
I was blown backwards, in what felt like minutes, but I knew in reality it was probably seconds. Every thing that I heard was muffled and sounded like I was under water.
I knew Hetro just wouldn't let that happen. Certainly not without a fight. "Chief we only came out for food, otherwise we'd starve.
I hit the emergency button, and all the medical crew came marching in, they put an oxygen mask on her, and did CPR, during all this chaos I found that doctor, and told him, "I want a section done...
"What do we do?" Tashie asked the others nervously. "We can't go through it," Stefan said. "That won't end well." "Let's go around it, then." Lydia suggested, standing up and stretching.
I gaze up at the crimson-coloured lights above me. Smells of rust and oil waft through my mind as I turn in the tepid, ventilated air, arching my back to massage the part that hit the floor.
Chapt 5, part 2, --------------- through Marthas Eyes --------------- I open my eyes. I must have passed out because the sun was coming up. I pull myself up of the ground.
I sit here in the great oak tree. And look over the mountains, to the sea. The sea is filled with parrell. The sea is no longer misty blue. but burning a dangerous red. The wind begins to roar.
Chapter 7 "No, Vivos, The Caeruleus must have taken him" she says rather distraught.
Chapt 4, part 2, ---------------Through Martha's Eyes--------------- I kick the door and cry. I can hear mum and dads muffled voices. I look around the room. I need to get out. I need to save Lily.
We lay under the sycamore tree, the huge branches mostly shaded us from the huge ball of fire in the sky - other than the few shining beams that managed to glimmer through gaps within the leaves.
I lost it. I lost what I had left. It was all I had that kept me going. Kept me breathing, kept sane and kept me praying for a better day. Every day this question torments my brain.
CORRIDORS I'm running through these corridors and shadows fill my head of tall machines and brutal wars, of millions that are dead.