So when I came back from my one week vacation when I didn't even finish Fire Emblem: Awakening yet I suddenly got really into Fire Emblem: Fates... don't even ask me how even though it hasn't even come to the western countries- EVEN I DON'T KNOW (blame Takumi =w=" no, seriously, I'm probably gonna pick Hoshido because of him)
Also, now the poll is closed now that I've finished two of my stories.
"That... that was... c-close...!" Nana said, gasping for air.
"Jeez... I didn't know... t-that you were into Jap-panese myths..." Popo tried to make an unimpressed glare but it didn't work because he basically blacked out onto the floor. All that attacking and running probably made Popo tired in both ways.
"I guess that's my cue to be a nurse," Paula said.
"Obviously...!" Red managed to yell.
"Who said going on our own was a good idea...!" Nana sighed before getting enough of her strength back to fill a cup of water.
"You guys did," Paula simply responded.
"Right..." Red cringed. Sure they said that they wanted to end the whole Medusa trying to get Pit problem, but it didn't seem like it was working so far. I'm pretty sure we all new that once Popo's crutch got stolen though.
As Nana basically chugged down her cup of water Paula picked up Popo and gently placed him on the same bed he was laying on from earlier.
"This entire mess must be really stressful on your young minds, huh?" Paula asked, noticing how Popo was sweating and squirming a bit.
"Well you'd expect teens to have regular high school problems, not a whole bucket of the world basically ending crap," Red sighed.
"Not world ending, the world ending up as post-apocalyptic," Paula said with a smile.
"That's basically the same thing..." Popo groaned, due to being half-awake.
The door slowly creaked open, revealing no one. Yes, no one was there, even though the door was wide open.
"Is this enough evidence to show the monster momentarily broke loose?" Samus asked.
"We need to get back, and fast! Rob doesn't look like he can keep the monster at bay right now!" Robin yelled.
"Hm..." Shulk bit his thumb nervously, trying to make sure he stayed calm and thought more carefully until he heard something drop.
The three turned to the doorway and saw that the chairs at a table in the office were pulled out. Curious, they walked out and over to the table to see that the thing that had dropped was a pencil. On the table they saw that there was a small diary on the table.
"Uh- guys...?" Robin, who was the only one not paying attention to the diary pointed at the pencil, making the others turn and see the pencil shakily float up and over to the diary.
"What is..." Samus blinked, thinking her eyes were deceiving her as the pencil's tip met the diary page and was shakily but quickly writing something slightly legible:
"What should I do?! After all of my friends died my best friend went mad! I ran from her after she almost tried to slit my throat with a broken piece of glass! Please, if anyone is reading this and makes it out alive, tell my family I love them! They live on..."
They continued reading to make sure that they memorized the girl's address. When she was about to write what they believed was her name next thing they knew blood stained the bottom page and the chair toppled over.
"I... I'll hang onto this... seeing how..." Robin murmured grimly as she pocketed the small diary.
Shulk then widened his eyes in realization, "Guys! I think I found one flaw in this spell!"
"A flaw? You mean the monitors?" Samus raised an eyebrow.
"No, this girl was obviously in a different dimension from hours, telling by how we couldn't see her, but the objects that aren't attached to her seem to still connect with the different dimensions," Shulk said.
"Meaning...?"
"We can communicate with the others through objects...!" Robin also seemed to realize.
"That means it's as easy as leaving notes!" Samus realized the possibility of breaking through the dimensions.
"Uh, guys... I think we're dealing with paranormal stuff again," Nana blinked as a piece of blank paper rose from the printer and was settled onto the desk.
"Again?!" that made Popo's eyes shoot open.
"Weird..." Paula walked over to the piece of paper like the other three. A pencil from her pencil and pen cup rose to the paper and started to write.
"'This... is... Samus'...!" Red widened his eyes as he read out loud.
Paula quickly took out another pencil and wrote on the paper, "'You have a lot of explaining to do'...!" she murmured.
"'After... For now...'" the pencil went down to the bottom and Samus seemingly traced her hand.
"What..." for once the nurse was confused with what the student was trying to do.
"Maybe..." Nana laid her hand on it and seemingly the four got a short glimpse of Samus, Robin, and Shulk in the same area as them, "There's something warm on my hand..."
"They... they found a flaw...!" Paula widened her eyes in realization. She quickly wrote at the top of the traced hand, "'Put everyone's hand on it! I might be able to do something!'"
"You do?" Red asked in disbelief.
"Just hurry up!" Paula ordered.
The boys then put their hands on top of Nana's but there seemed to be something invisible blocking their hands from touching each other. Paula then gently lays both of her hands above the hands and started murmuring.
Slowly, there was a light slowly growing as she continued to murmur and glass breaking in their sight, as though slowly revealing the supposedly invisible three. Soon enough, the light flashed and the glass shattered into pieces, making everyone in the room physically apparent.
"N-No way...!" a relieved smile slowly grew on their faces.