Song: Blood Runs Red
By: 78Rpm
Start song at (1)
Song suggested by dingo027
Ursula retracted her water to a portion of the field, allowing the raft occupants to return to solid ground. Magically all the moisture was retracted as well and Kovu found himself dry right where he had learned to swim. And he promptly ran to the water and jumped in to swim along with several others.
Under kovu's paws the water turned from blue to purple to red. He shrieked as a guitar beat filed the air. (1) From the stage a deep voice started to speak of the aftermath of a fight and how the singer now had far more ammunition for what he wanted to do. How he had only grown stronger and was ready for whatever was to come.
"As long as my blood runs red, racing through my veins and my heart still beating, I will fight till the end. Even if I'm crawling on my hands and knees and bleeding out." A blood red skeleton grinned wickedly as smaller skeletons sang background behind him. "I will be the end oh, I'm a fighter. Took the hits now a soul survivor. You can be sure that I won't fall, here I stand, I've been through it all. You can try but I won't be defeated. They won't remember your name, you'll be deleted. Look into my eyes, there's no feeling. You created your demise and I could care less."
"Bloody bones! A scare master he has a way of leaving an impression." Jack skellington's words were proven true. As Bones sang red dripped from him and started to pool and run over everything. On Bones went about the things people wanted for him, none of them vary nice. More and more blood filed the aria and when Bloody Bones struck a pose at the end red droplets sprayed everywhere. Then the red skellington started to shake in laughter and he and his backups dissolved into the pool at their feet.
Ursula waved her trident and her water cleared up. When Bones appeared beside her she looked at him crossly. "There are those who would rather not have to deal with blood stains."
"Alright, alright!" With a snap of his finger bones the blood dissolved and there was no evidence it had ever been there.