Chapter 11
Tamara ran to her room. "They're coming." She whispered. She didn't know what to do. She put on some clothes and banged on Yoh's door. Amida Maru opened the door.
"What is it Tamara?" he asked, in bewilderment.
"They're coming! They're almost here. There's a mass number of them!" she said biting her fingernails. Amida Maru just stood there more confused than ever. His eyebrow twitched.
"Who's they?" he asked, finally.
Tamara looked down at her feet. "I don't know...but they are coming!"
"I think you need some sleep, Tamara." He said closing the door on her.
"But I saw them in my vision," she whispered. The door opened, again.
"Ok, I will inform Yoh in the morning, just get some sleep now." ............................................. "Are you sure this is the place, Pailong?" Jun asked. Pailong nodded. The house was extraordinarily big, with a gate and a water fountain, and many other things you might find in a famous person's house. Pailong was astounded. It felt weird to se his house again, just the way he remembered it. He walked towards the gate and pressed his hands against the bars. Jun came to stand next to him. He smiled.
"This is a beautiful house." She said suddenly. Then a package of guilt came upon her. She had taken this beautiful house away from him. She'd taken him away from his family, and from everything he loved.
He grabbed her hand, and whispered, "Don't feel anymore guilt. What is done is done."
She forced a smile. They continued looking at the house for quite some time. Then a strong yellow light was shone into their eyes.
"Who goes there?" said a voice, probably a guard.
Pailong grabbed Jun's hand and they hid in a nearby bush.
"I said who's there? I know I saw someone!" the voice shouted again. "Humph, never mind."
"Come on Miss Jun, let's get out of here." They started to make their way out of the bush. They started walking through a large patch of open field.
Pailong suddenly stopped.
"What is it Pailong?" she asked.
"We...didn't come through this way." He said. Jun laughed.
"I know. I thought we'd go for a bit of a walk. It's such a nice night." She said staring at the stars. They carried on walking and talking.
"Pailong...I have to ask this...do you think of your family a lot?" she asked looking down at her shoes.
Pailong nodded. "Everyday."
"What of your wife? Was she beautiful?"
"She was beautiful indeed. Her warm smile, her soft skin, her long hair. You remind me of her sometimes. That's what scares me sometimes. How two completely different people can look almost the same." He smiled. He looked at her and she looked back.
They carried on walking again.
Jun laughed. "Hold on I've dropped my hair clip." She bent down to pick it up and felt something hard hit her on her back. She fell to the ground. Then something hard hit her in the stomach. She gasped for breath.
"Pai...lo...ng..." she managed to say. Pailong turned around to find Jun on her knees. He ran to help her up. Then Pailong was grabbed and pulled away from her. Jun was hit at the back of the head and was classed as unconscious. She was dragged away, into the darkness.
"Miss Jun!" he shouted trying to break free of the grip, but they were too strong.
Pailong saw an army of "things" dressed exactly like him, but with long yellow papers on their foreheads. "They...were sent by Jun's Uncle." He said.
Then he saw one of those things approach him with a long yellow paper in his hand.
"No, no, not the Talismans!" he shouted trying to break free. He shouted for help, but there was noone around. He rage took over him. He broke free, and dashed into a run. He ran through the forest, not knowing what way he was going. He stopped, out of breath and supported himself by standing next to a tree.
"Good, it looks like I've lost them." He said. He turned around and felt someone slap something on his forehead. He staggered a bit from the shock, and then stood upright. He saw the figure in front of him. The "things" hand ushered him to follow him. Pailong didn't hesitate, but followed. ...................................................... Len felt something. He knew something wasn't right.
"Bason..." he started.
"I know, I felt it too, Master Len."
Len knew what he had to do.
"Come on, Bason, let's go."
End of Chapter 11
Whoa, I haven't read ma story through, but how is it?
Tamara ran to her room. "They're coming." She whispered. She didn't know what to do. She put on some clothes and banged on Yoh's door. Amida Maru opened the door.
"What is it Tamara?" he asked, in bewilderment.
"They're coming! They're almost here. There's a mass number of them!" she said biting her fingernails. Amida Maru just stood there more confused than ever. His eyebrow twitched.
"Who's they?" he asked, finally.
Tamara looked down at her feet. "I don't know...but they are coming!"
"I think you need some sleep, Tamara." He said closing the door on her.
"But I saw them in my vision," she whispered. The door opened, again.
"Ok, I will inform Yoh in the morning, just get some sleep now." ............................................. "Are you sure this is the place, Pailong?" Jun asked. Pailong nodded. The house was extraordinarily big, with a gate and a water fountain, and many other things you might find in a famous person's house. Pailong was astounded. It felt weird to se his house again, just the way he remembered it. He walked towards the gate and pressed his hands against the bars. Jun came to stand next to him. He smiled.
"This is a beautiful house." She said suddenly. Then a package of guilt came upon her. She had taken this beautiful house away from him. She'd taken him away from his family, and from everything he loved.
He grabbed her hand, and whispered, "Don't feel anymore guilt. What is done is done."
She forced a smile. They continued looking at the house for quite some time. Then a strong yellow light was shone into their eyes.
"Who goes there?" said a voice, probably a guard.
Pailong grabbed Jun's hand and they hid in a nearby bush.
"I said who's there? I know I saw someone!" the voice shouted again. "Humph, never mind."
"Come on Miss Jun, let's get out of here." They started to make their way out of the bush. They started walking through a large patch of open field.
Pailong suddenly stopped.
"What is it Pailong?" she asked.
"We...didn't come through this way." He said. Jun laughed.
"I know. I thought we'd go for a bit of a walk. It's such a nice night." She said staring at the stars. They carried on walking and talking.
"Pailong...I have to ask this...do you think of your family a lot?" she asked looking down at her shoes.
Pailong nodded. "Everyday."
"What of your wife? Was she beautiful?"
"She was beautiful indeed. Her warm smile, her soft skin, her long hair. You remind me of her sometimes. That's what scares me sometimes. How two completely different people can look almost the same." He smiled. He looked at her and she looked back.
They carried on walking again.
Jun laughed. "Hold on I've dropped my hair clip." She bent down to pick it up and felt something hard hit her on her back. She fell to the ground. Then something hard hit her in the stomach. She gasped for breath.
"Pai...lo...ng..." she managed to say. Pailong turned around to find Jun on her knees. He ran to help her up. Then Pailong was grabbed and pulled away from her. Jun was hit at the back of the head and was classed as unconscious. She was dragged away, into the darkness.
"Miss Jun!" he shouted trying to break free of the grip, but they were too strong.
Pailong saw an army of "things" dressed exactly like him, but with long yellow papers on their foreheads. "They...were sent by Jun's Uncle." He said.
Then he saw one of those things approach him with a long yellow paper in his hand.
"No, no, not the Talismans!" he shouted trying to break free. He shouted for help, but there was noone around. He rage took over him. He broke free, and dashed into a run. He ran through the forest, not knowing what way he was going. He stopped, out of breath and supported himself by standing next to a tree.
"Good, it looks like I've lost them." He said. He turned around and felt someone slap something on his forehead. He staggered a bit from the shock, and then stood upright. He saw the figure in front of him. The "things" hand ushered him to follow him. Pailong didn't hesitate, but followed. ...................................................... Len felt something. He knew something wasn't right.
"Bason..." he started.
"I know, I felt it too, Master Len."
Len knew what he had to do.
"Come on, Bason, let's go."
End of Chapter 11
Whoa, I haven't read ma story through, but how is it?