04-27-2016, 08:19 AM
okay… thought Sans, bit of a gamble, but…
He snapped his fingers, chuckling as the mechanical roar of his blasters reverberated around the room, a pained scream echoing from behind the pillar.
worth it.
He leaned against that same golden pillar, hands still in his pockets as he listened for the human. As he predicted, she was attempting to stand up after the sudden blaster bombardment, her hands clawing up the column, scratching it with her nails as she tried to maintain a good grip on it. Instead of pounding her more, however, he took the short lull in combat to rest, the blue gas from his fingertips slowly dissipating into the afternoon atmosphere.
He took a deep breath, his blue hood slipping off his head as he shivered, still reeling from the touch-and-go maneuver. He was glad it worked, but he didn’t want to think about what would’ve happened if the lady had landed the hit he had so carelessly walked into.
What was worse, however, was what that meant. Even with how fast he was moving and how relentless his attacks were, the lady had STILL managed to close the distance and almost slice his head off. It was obvious to both of them that, regardless of how many times he ran, at some point, he would slip or panic or just run out of luck, and that would be it. It would be over, and he would have failed everyone whom had died trying to stop the crazy psychopath. He would’ve failed his coworkers and all of his friends. He would’ve failed his little brother...
Which meant he had to defeat her through other means.
He glanced over to the other side of the pillar, seeing the girl finally getting back up, her legs wobbly and her grip on her weapon loose. He kept his cheeky smile planted on his face as he walked towards the girl. He placed his arm against the pilaster, locking eyes with the murderous woman.
“our reports showed a massive anomaly in the timespace continuum,” he said, sounding unnaturally casual even as he relayed all the secrets he had kept hidden for years, “timelines jumping left and right, stopping and starting…”
The girl lifted her sword up, glaring at him as she slammed it down. He nonchalantly dodged, slipping back to the other side of the pillar as the rapier clanged against the stone he had stood on. The lady was just about to move when a femur bone jettisoned out from the surface of the column, impacting her cheek. She fell onto her side, feeling a slight sting in her jaw as she looked up towards the undead monster strolling out from the shadows, speaking with the same carefree tone.
“when suddenly… everything ends…” he said, eyes closed.
Like before, the heiress didn’t bother listening to his words. She swiftly got up, bolting towards him while his eyes were closed. Her grip remained tight on the hilt of her sword as she unleashed a wild deluge of sword strikes, her malevolent smile morphing into a look of dissatisfaction as he casually dodged each attempt on his life. Eventually, she slashed her blade across his coat, nicking off a bit of fabric. The skeleton’s smile quivered as her smirk returned, thrusting her rapier forward with a loud cry, only to find she had pierced it straight through a wall of bone.
She desperately tried to pull her blade out of the bone wall, hearing chuckles from behind it as cracks formed around the area she had stabbed through. As she started to pull it out, parts of the wall fell away, revealing two black voids where Sans’ eyes should’ve been.
“that’s your fault, isn’t it?” He said, his tone accusatory.
A look of shock appeared on Weiss’ face as the comedian motioned his hand downwards, the bone wall sliding into the ground at a breakneck speed; her sword was brought down with the wall, deflecting off the ground. The sudden movement caused her to stumble forward into the waiting jaws of a large canine skull.
She screamed as she was blasted onto her back, her bosom burning and her clothes smoking. She heard another whine of a charging blaster, rolling out of the way as the colorless beam smashed into the ground where she had been, leaving only an ashened crater.
“you can’t understand how this feels.”
She pushed herself back onto her feet, holding her chest as she peered towards the skeleton a short run away. Despite his smile, she noticed a hint of melancholy in his eyes.
“knowing that one day… without any warning, it’s all gonna be reset,” he said forlornly, staring straight at her.
Reset? What is he talking about? she thought, raising her sword for another attack.
He snapped his fingers, chuckling as the mechanical roar of his blasters reverberated around the room, a pained scream echoing from behind the pillar.
worth it.
He leaned against that same golden pillar, hands still in his pockets as he listened for the human. As he predicted, she was attempting to stand up after the sudden blaster bombardment, her hands clawing up the column, scratching it with her nails as she tried to maintain a good grip on it. Instead of pounding her more, however, he took the short lull in combat to rest, the blue gas from his fingertips slowly dissipating into the afternoon atmosphere.
He took a deep breath, his blue hood slipping off his head as he shivered, still reeling from the touch-and-go maneuver. He was glad it worked, but he didn’t want to think about what would’ve happened if the lady had landed the hit he had so carelessly walked into.
What was worse, however, was what that meant. Even with how fast he was moving and how relentless his attacks were, the lady had STILL managed to close the distance and almost slice his head off. It was obvious to both of them that, regardless of how many times he ran, at some point, he would slip or panic or just run out of luck, and that would be it. It would be over, and he would have failed everyone whom had died trying to stop the crazy psychopath. He would’ve failed his coworkers and all of his friends. He would’ve failed his little brother...
Which meant he had to defeat her through other means.
He glanced over to the other side of the pillar, seeing the girl finally getting back up, her legs wobbly and her grip on her weapon loose. He kept his cheeky smile planted on his face as he walked towards the girl. He placed his arm against the pilaster, locking eyes with the murderous woman.
“our reports showed a massive anomaly in the timespace continuum,” he said, sounding unnaturally casual even as he relayed all the secrets he had kept hidden for years, “timelines jumping left and right, stopping and starting…”
The girl lifted her sword up, glaring at him as she slammed it down. He nonchalantly dodged, slipping back to the other side of the pillar as the rapier clanged against the stone he had stood on. The lady was just about to move when a femur bone jettisoned out from the surface of the column, impacting her cheek. She fell onto her side, feeling a slight sting in her jaw as she looked up towards the undead monster strolling out from the shadows, speaking with the same carefree tone.
“when suddenly… everything ends…” he said, eyes closed.
Like before, the heiress didn’t bother listening to his words. She swiftly got up, bolting towards him while his eyes were closed. Her grip remained tight on the hilt of her sword as she unleashed a wild deluge of sword strikes, her malevolent smile morphing into a look of dissatisfaction as he casually dodged each attempt on his life. Eventually, she slashed her blade across his coat, nicking off a bit of fabric. The skeleton’s smile quivered as her smirk returned, thrusting her rapier forward with a loud cry, only to find she had pierced it straight through a wall of bone.
She desperately tried to pull her blade out of the bone wall, hearing chuckles from behind it as cracks formed around the area she had stabbed through. As she started to pull it out, parts of the wall fell away, revealing two black voids where Sans’ eyes should’ve been.
“that’s your fault, isn’t it?” He said, his tone accusatory.
A look of shock appeared on Weiss’ face as the comedian motioned his hand downwards, the bone wall sliding into the ground at a breakneck speed; her sword was brought down with the wall, deflecting off the ground. The sudden movement caused her to stumble forward into the waiting jaws of a large canine skull.
She screamed as she was blasted onto her back, her bosom burning and her clothes smoking. She heard another whine of a charging blaster, rolling out of the way as the colorless beam smashed into the ground where she had been, leaving only an ashened crater.
“you can’t understand how this feels.”
She pushed herself back onto her feet, holding her chest as she peered towards the skeleton a short run away. Despite his smile, she noticed a hint of melancholy in his eyes.
“knowing that one day… without any warning, it’s all gonna be reset,” he said forlornly, staring straight at her.
Reset? What is he talking about? she thought, raising her sword for another attack.
Quote:Word Amount: 800
Powers Used: Foresight (Sans),
Moves Used: Myrtemaster (Weiss), Gaster Blasters (Sans), Them Bones- Shields, Sliders (Sans)
Round 1 Post complete! Next up, Weiss!