Chapter 12
Hardrive
The Kagors attacked. So did we.
Their blades moved wildly around as they ran forward.
I quickly jumped at a Kagor. Slammed my foot into his ugly face as I landed in it.
"Keeeooor!" He screamed.
The Kagor quickly swung his arm at me. His blade cut into my arm, making a huge gash.
"Arrgh!" I yelled. "Take this!"
I slammed my fists into his face. Grabbed his tail, slowly but with much strength I slammed him into the nearby wall.
Just that little throw made a lot of my energy go away.
I heard another Kagor coming from behind. His long toe claws clicked on the bone floor. Heard him jump, so I quickly jumped.
As he flew over me, I rammed a fist in his back. I forgot about my sword so I quickly unsheathed it. I slashed at the Kagor's wing.
"KEEEOOOR!" The alien yelled.
The wing was just a stub now. One wing flapping, he slammed into the bone floor with a "thud!" head first. There was a loud crack. Blood started to pour out of his head.
One less Kagor.
"Keeor!" A Kagor said quickly.
I turned around. The Kagor was coming head first at me, his claws extended.
I had no time to run. His wings were back, so he would go faster.
He tackled me to the floor. We somersaulted, and we stopped when I was on the bottom. The Kagor rammed his fists into me many times.
I couldn't push him off. He was too heavy.
All of a sudden, he stopped. Stared blankly at me.
His head started to sway around.
Whumph!
The Kagor landed on me. All my wind got knocked out of my lungs because he was too heavy.
Someone rolled him off.
It was Neo!
"Thanks Neo . . . I owe you one," I said.
"No problem." Neo said quickly, turning around to punch out a Kagor.
There were many Kagors.
The prisoners stayed far behind us. Some were in cages. Some were screaming. Some were . . . unconscious.
There were about thirty Kagors. That was a lot. The Kagors were hard to beat if you just had your hands and feet. Maybe a sword. Depends on how big, long, and sharp it is.
There were dead Kagors, Kagors that ran away, Kagors locked in cages, and Kagors unconscious. For the moment, they were down.
"Let's go!" I yelled.
We helped the prisoners around the Kagors.
"Erik, Slash, Turv, and Neo go take them to the exit. Lead them out. Neo we need you to go with them because you know there way around." I ordered.
"Okay, but they need suits. They can't breathe on the moon. There's oxygen in this place, but not on the moon." Neo said.
"Is there a suit room?" Blaze asked.
"Yeah. But it's far away."
"Mina, you go too. You're strong," I told her.
"Okay." Mina said, she kissed Halen quickly.
They ran down the hall and out of sight with the prisoners. Blaze quickly opened a door. It was across from the Cages room.
It was empty.
"Put your suits in here. They're too heavy. Just have your regular outfit," he said.
We had our clothes we usually wore underneath our suits. We all took off our suits except for Slang, who was already in his normal clothes.
"We need to find The Detonators," Halen said. "There must be a room."
I nodded. "C'mon. Let's look around."
Quietly we walked around. It looked like we were in the main hall, so it was light. No need for a torch.
There were already torches leading the way.
Blaze held the translator book in his hand.
There were too many doors.
How were we supposed to find The Detonators when there were too many rooms?
Hardrive
The Kagors attacked. So did we.
Their blades moved wildly around as they ran forward.
I quickly jumped at a Kagor. Slammed my foot into his ugly face as I landed in it.
"Keeeooor!" He screamed.
The Kagor quickly swung his arm at me. His blade cut into my arm, making a huge gash.
"Arrgh!" I yelled. "Take this!"
I slammed my fists into his face. Grabbed his tail, slowly but with much strength I slammed him into the nearby wall.
Just that little throw made a lot of my energy go away.
I heard another Kagor coming from behind. His long toe claws clicked on the bone floor. Heard him jump, so I quickly jumped.
As he flew over me, I rammed a fist in his back. I forgot about my sword so I quickly unsheathed it. I slashed at the Kagor's wing.
"KEEEOOOR!" The alien yelled.
The wing was just a stub now. One wing flapping, he slammed into the bone floor with a "thud!" head first. There was a loud crack. Blood started to pour out of his head.
One less Kagor.
"Keeor!" A Kagor said quickly.
I turned around. The Kagor was coming head first at me, his claws extended.
I had no time to run. His wings were back, so he would go faster.
He tackled me to the floor. We somersaulted, and we stopped when I was on the bottom. The Kagor rammed his fists into me many times.
I couldn't push him off. He was too heavy.
All of a sudden, he stopped. Stared blankly at me.
His head started to sway around.
Whumph!
The Kagor landed on me. All my wind got knocked out of my lungs because he was too heavy.
Someone rolled him off.
It was Neo!
"Thanks Neo . . . I owe you one," I said.
"No problem." Neo said quickly, turning around to punch out a Kagor.
There were many Kagors.
The prisoners stayed far behind us. Some were in cages. Some were screaming. Some were . . . unconscious.
There were about thirty Kagors. That was a lot. The Kagors were hard to beat if you just had your hands and feet. Maybe a sword. Depends on how big, long, and sharp it is.
There were dead Kagors, Kagors that ran away, Kagors locked in cages, and Kagors unconscious. For the moment, they were down.
"Let's go!" I yelled.
We helped the prisoners around the Kagors.
"Erik, Slash, Turv, and Neo go take them to the exit. Lead them out. Neo we need you to go with them because you know there way around." I ordered.
"Okay, but they need suits. They can't breathe on the moon. There's oxygen in this place, but not on the moon." Neo said.
"Is there a suit room?" Blaze asked.
"Yeah. But it's far away."
"Mina, you go too. You're strong," I told her.
"Okay." Mina said, she kissed Halen quickly.
They ran down the hall and out of sight with the prisoners. Blaze quickly opened a door. It was across from the Cages room.
It was empty.
"Put your suits in here. They're too heavy. Just have your regular outfit," he said.
We had our clothes we usually wore underneath our suits. We all took off our suits except for Slang, who was already in his normal clothes.
"We need to find The Detonators," Halen said. "There must be a room."
I nodded. "C'mon. Let's look around."
Quietly we walked around. It looked like we were in the main hall, so it was light. No need for a torch.
There were already torches leading the way.
Blaze held the translator book in his hand.
There were too many doors.
How were we supposed to find The Detonators when there were too many rooms?