07-01-2017, 08:22 PM
“Come on you coward, we can take them!” Clownpiece yelled, beating ineffectual on Dane’s back as he booked it away from the mugging quartet. His feet beat ceaselessly against the cobbled ground, carrying them down random alleys and through random yards of the resort town.
“There’s... four... of... them!” The swordsman shouted back, carefully taking breaths between each word so he wouldn’t run out of energy.
“We’re not... beating them!”
“Then at least leave me behind!” she squirmed in his grasp, not making his mad dash any easier on him. “I’ll take them all on!”
“Not... in the shape... you’re in!” At some point, the cobbled streets had turned into asphalt, and the buildings began to tower even higher.
With a swift and rather graceful movement, Dane ducked into an alleyway and skidded to a halt, chest heaving with heavy breaths. “You’ve got a broken foot... and you’re half blind. What are you gonna do?”
“I!” she started to yell as her ally lifted her off his shoulder and set her back onto the ground. “I’d... make them fight each other or something!” She stated, standing proud, arms crossed in front of her chest. “You’ve seen what my torch can do!”
“I have, and I don’t think it’s enough,” he responded, straightening up, breathing starting to level out again. “Clownpiece, we can’t pick fights at every opportunity, we’ve gotta choose our battles. A two on four isn’t worth it.”
“Well how are we supposed to win this then!?” The fairy leaned heavily on her good foot and attempted to get up in Dane’s face. “No more items are dropping, so all that’s left is to fight for them!”
“Yes, but not a two on four.” he emphasized. “We would have thrown away our lives and our chances of winning for nothing.”
“Hmph,” she dropped back down, a disappointed look on her face. “I guess you have a point... Why’d you throw away the item then?”
“They would have chased us down for it,” he answered, turning away from the child and stepping over to the corner. “That blue girl caught me before, and that was even when I was stealthed and not carrying someone. It was the only thing that would have gotten us out of there in one piece.”
Clownpiece simply hummed in response, not entirely satisfied.
“Come on,” Dane said, peeking around the corner. “There’ll be other battles we can win.”
“There’s... four... of... them!” The swordsman shouted back, carefully taking breaths between each word so he wouldn’t run out of energy.
“We’re not... beating them!”
“Then at least leave me behind!” she squirmed in his grasp, not making his mad dash any easier on him. “I’ll take them all on!”
“Not... in the shape... you’re in!” At some point, the cobbled streets had turned into asphalt, and the buildings began to tower even higher.
With a swift and rather graceful movement, Dane ducked into an alleyway and skidded to a halt, chest heaving with heavy breaths. “You’ve got a broken foot... and you’re half blind. What are you gonna do?”
“I!” she started to yell as her ally lifted her off his shoulder and set her back onto the ground. “I’d... make them fight each other or something!” She stated, standing proud, arms crossed in front of her chest. “You’ve seen what my torch can do!”
“I have, and I don’t think it’s enough,” he responded, straightening up, breathing starting to level out again. “Clownpiece, we can’t pick fights at every opportunity, we’ve gotta choose our battles. A two on four isn’t worth it.”
“Well how are we supposed to win this then!?” The fairy leaned heavily on her good foot and attempted to get up in Dane’s face. “No more items are dropping, so all that’s left is to fight for them!”
“Yes, but not a two on four.” he emphasized. “We would have thrown away our lives and our chances of winning for nothing.”
“Hmph,” she dropped back down, a disappointed look on her face. “I guess you have a point... Why’d you throw away the item then?”
“They would have chased us down for it,” he answered, turning away from the child and stepping over to the corner. “That blue girl caught me before, and that was even when I was stealthed and not carrying someone. It was the only thing that would have gotten us out of there in one piece.”
Clownpiece simply hummed in response, not entirely satisfied.
“Come on,” Dane said, peeking around the corner. “There’ll be other battles we can win.”
Quote:Danepiece moving from D3 to C2
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Yuuka Kazami Wrote:Reimu comes back to make another pass at Meira and she just has an idiot neck child.
Credit to Yuuka for the sig