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Seen was now back in Prontera, with her new... er... friend. Thing. She decided to go fight some more monsters in order to get stronger. And, so, she warped to a random dungeon, a high level one at that. She navigated through the darkness, seeking whatever creatures awaited her. Suddenly, she was struck from behind by a broom. She whirled around to see a maid-like, demi-human creature, Alice. Shaken, but not too much so to fight, she unsheathed her blades and lunged at the creature, which held off her attack with the broom handle. 'Heh!', cried Seen, drawing back one blade. She quickly stabbed the creature in the shoulder, and was recoiled by the broom once more. All of a sudden, a low-pitched sound rung throughout the dungeon, echoing off the walls until it hurt Seen's ears. Everything around her began to waver back and forth and she could no longer move quickly. The sound became deafening. Seen dropped to her knees as she was beaten by the monster, with each hit taking away two, three, four times the normal attack of an Alice. Finally, down to her last five HP, she was struck once more and defeated. Seen fell. Everything became hazy in a way that had never happened before when she had gotten a Game Over. The player herself felt dizzy and strange in her seat. And there was still that noise - vibrating everywhere, filling the whole room, not just in the dungeon, but outside, in the real world. The player dropped the controller. This was enough. She beat at the computer screen. It would not stop, and she felt worse every second. A bit of blood trickled from her nose. Abruptly, the game no longer showed on the screen. Everything became static. The sound ceased. Now the only thing the player could hear was the gentle humming of her computer. She peered closer at the computer screen. Within the static were words, flashing, barely visible: Au ,h&lp... The player leaned closer to the monitor... and without warning, a hand reached from the screen, grasping, clawing. Shocked, the player fell out of her chair and backed up on the floor. The hand was gone, as if it had never been there before. Had she imagined it?
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