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A drop of sweat fell from Alma's forehead.
<...what's happening to me? Why am I shivering?>
This trembling line of thought ran through the Banshee's mind.
<This thing...it...scares me?!>

After cying a raged cry, she charges at the creature.
"DON'T TALK TO ME LIKE THAT!"

(Alma's sanity is fcuked up by now :/)

Edited by DwerBomb

(Er, you don't, Dwer? ) The stone creature sidestepped the attacks, and grabbed Alma by the throat, in a crushing grip. It brought her up to eye level for a brief moment before throwing her into the nearest tree. Before it could continue it's attack, however, it seemed to hear something. It dashed off in a hurry.

Edited by Silentdarkness1

( @Lord_Battal you truly don't know when to stop, do you? *SIGH* FINE.)

 

Rustlung and Vilsig rematerialized in a staircase of sorts. It was dark, but well-lit enough to see that it was made of yellow thulecite.

 

"Come along now, Vilsig."

 

Rustlung continued down the staircase.

(Uh huh. There's nothing wrong with merely spectating for a bit.)

 

"We shouldn't get too far apart though, Vilsig. My minion might mistake you for a trespasser and destroy you completely. Stay close."

 

"..What?...Oh....yes...yes, of course. I should've thought of that earlier. Just hold on a second."

 

Wilson gently pulled himself out of Marcy's grasp, and went over to his chests, rummaging through the supplies a bit more.

Edited by Silentdarkness1

The smell of nightmare fuel filled Vilsig's senses. A LOT of it. An overpowering stench. Vilsig and Rustlung stepped out onto a series of long, circular Thulecite platforms overlooking depths deeper still. The sound of an ocean, perhaps, filled the air. Rustlung walked up to the edge of the first platform, and looked down.

 

"Look at what lies below, Vilsig."

 

Wilson eventually fished out a wooden cane, adorned with a handle made from a walrus's tusk.

 

"Here we go...I don't quite recall why I made this....maybe in desperate preparation to die of old age..."

 

Wilson walked back to Marcy, and handed the cane to her.

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