Hey wilmerians ,just wanted to remind you that we've got just two chapters left before Part 1 comes to an end. You can check out my new book "The bully's redemption". Lots of love 😘
Dianne's eyes widened in terror as she rushed to Adley's side, her face pale and her voice shattered by a blood-curdling scream. "No!" she wailed, her anguish echoing through the chaos like a mournful dirge. The sight of the bloody body seemed to rip open old wounds, and her pain and grief came flooding back, raw and unbridled.
Adley's face contorted in empathy as he swiftly wrapped his hand around her eyes, shielding her from the grisly sight. His other arm encircled her in a tight embrace, and he gently guided her away from the carnage, his heart heavy with sorrow. The strong and bold Dianne, reduced to vulnerability, was a sight that pierced his very soul.
"It's okay... it's okay..." he whispered softly, his voice trembling with the effort to console her, but his own worry and discouragement seeped into his words like a dark undercurrent.
As they stumbled through the mayhem, Adley's eyes frantically scanned their surroundings, his mind racing with the desperation of their situation. "What are we going to do now?" he asked, his voice laced with helplessness.
Dianne's response was a low, fierce whisper, her eyes blazing with determination. "We bring water to them." She stood tall, her voice rising as she began to chant the ancient words of the spell, "Aquam evoco, ex ignis et terra!"
The wind responded to her call, howling like a beast as it whipped through the air, lightning and thunder crackling in its wake. The elements themselves seemed to be stirring, as if summoned by Dianne's incantation, and the very sky grew dark and foreboding.
"Do you know how to use a sword, Adley?" Dianne asked, her eyes fixed on him intently.
"I guess," he answered, and suddenly a sword came flying towards him. He barely managed to deflect it in time.
"That's Excaliber... it's chosen you now, you must wield it!" Dianne exclaimed.
Adley gazed at the shiny and massive sword in his hand, awestruck and dazzled. Meanwhile, Dianne pulled out two daggers from her boot and Adley stared at her in surprise.
"You ready?" Dianne asked, her eyes gleaming with battle-readiness.
"I was born ready!" Adley answered, grinning.
"Let's do this then!" Dianne remarked, her voice firm and determined.
Just then, three creatures charged towards them, and Dianne and Adley stood ready in their fighting stances, preparing themselves for the battle ahead. Dianne nodded her head as the creatures drew near, and they both charged forward, their movements swift and composed, working together in perfect sync.
As they fought off the pack of Gorthoks, Dianne and Adley's movements became a beautifully choreographed dance, their blades flashing in the light.
"Left!" Adley shouted, and Dianne ducked just in time as a Gorthok's claws swiped overhead.
Adley held her waist, pulling her close as they spun together, avoiding the creature's snapping jaws. "Behind you!" Dianne warned, and Adley turned, his Excaliber slicing through the air to strike down another Gorthok.
Their blades clashed with the creatures', the sound of steel on steel ringing out in the stormy night. They fought in perfect sync, their movements a testament to their trust and training.
As they fought on, their movements became more fluid, more intimate. Adley's hand brushed against Dianne's as they crossed blades, their eyes locking in a brief, electric moment.
"Ready?" Adley asked, his voice low and urgent.
"Ready," Dianne replied, her voice steady.
Together, they launched a final, fierce attack, their blades flashing in the light as they struck down the last Gorthok. As the creature fell, they stood panting, their chests heaving with exertion.
Adley's hand still held her waist, his fingers warm against her skin. Dianne's eyes met his, and for a moment, they just looked at each other, the tension between them palpable.
Then Adley smiled, and Dianne smiled back, their feelings for each other pronounced.
Adley's eyes gleamed with wonder as he gazed at the sword, his smile illuminating the darkening landscape. "This is no ordinary sword, is it?" he asked, his voice filled with awe.
Dianne's expression was a picture of fierce determination, her dagger dripping with black blood as she replied, "You bet it's not." Her eyes flashed with a hint of excitement, and she urged, "Let's get to the others," as they raced towards the heart of the battle.
The air was thick with tension, the sound of clashing steel and snarling creatures filling the air. Marpay's face contorted in fear, her arm raised in a futile attempt to shield herself from the Vulion's deadly claws. Sharpay's eyes narrowed, her gaze fixed on Adley as he emerged from the chaos, Excaliber in hand, a triumphant grin spreading across his face.
"Took you long enough..." Sharpay's voice dripped with sarcasm, her eyes rolling in exasperation.
Adley's smile never wavered, his retort laced with playful banter. "And that's the thanks I get for saving your ass?"
Sharpay's expression turned icy, her disgust palpable. "I can't believe the school's in danger, and you still find time to make out." Her words were laced with venom, her gaze flicking to Dianne before settling back on Adley.
Adley's grin faltered, his eyes darting to Dianne before he replied, "Uh... I was with Dianne?" His voice was laced with a hint of defensiveness, his eyes seeking validation.
Sharpay's face twisted in disbelief, her head shaking in disgust. "Unbelievable... I can't trust you to keep your priorities straight. The school is under attack, and you guys were making out." Her words hung in the air, a harsh reminder of the gravity of their situation.
"No!" Adley said abruptly," That's not what we were doing." He added but sharpay just gave her a 'save it'Kinda look.
"Has anyone seen Rebecca?!" Dianne's voice rang out, her dagger flashing in the moonlight as she struck down another creature. Erin and Jason locked eyes, their faces set in determined lines, before Erin's hand flicked up, her middle finger extended in a defiant gesture. Jason's brow darkened, his jaw clenched in frustration.
Dianne's gaze swept over her companions, her eyes burning with a fierce intensity. "Guess we've got a big problem ahead," she warned, her voice low and urgent. "And right now, it's either we fight together or we die." She stretched out her hand, her eyes gleaming with a fierce determination.
Without hesitation, Adley placed his hand on hers, his face set in a resolute expression. Sharpay, Vorden, Erin, and Jason followed suit, their hands forming a tight circle. "S-U-P-E-R! Super Squad!" they yelled, their voices echoing through the night as they charged forward, their weapons at the ready.
The battle raged on, the sound of clashing steel and snarling beasts filling the air. Malishca soared towards the Tower bell, her eyes fixed on the dark forces gathering below. The fate of Wilmer Academy hung in the balance, and the Super Squad was ready to face whatever lay ahead, their bond and determination forged in the heat of battle.
Malishca, with her Eldrenos ability, was a force to be reckoned with. She soared through the air, her movements graceful and deadly. With a flick of her wrist, she summoned a blast of energy that struck a creature with precision, sending it crashing to the ground.
Her eyes gleamed with a fierce intensity as she danced through the battle, her Eldrenos ability allowing her to anticipate and counter every move the creatures made. She was a whirlwind of motion, striking and dodging with ease, her power leaving a trail of defeated beasts in her wake.
With each strike, her confidence grew, her movements becoming more fluid and precise. She was a master of her craft, her Eldrenos ability honed to perfection. The creatures didn't stand a chance against her, their attacks easily deflected or absorbed by her powerful magic.
As she fought, her aura grew stronger, a shimmering light that surrounded her like a shield. The creatures hesitated, sensing the power that radiated from her, and Malishca took advantage of their fear. With a swift and deadly strike, she dispatched another creature, her Eldrenos ability making her almost untouchable.
In the midst of the chaos, Malishca was a beacon of hope, her power and skill inspiring her comrades to fight on. She was the turning point in the battle, her Eldrenos ability the key to their victory.
Then their eyes caught sight of Lucian and his army of demons. "Seems like he wants to be sent to the lake of fire this time," Malishca said to herself, a hint of amusement in her voice.
Jason, who saw the army of demons approaching, ceased his prayers. "Please don't be more bad guys... Please don't be more bad guys," he muttered, his eyes wide with dread.
But then, a beautiful female demon appeared and confronted him. "Oh... This time we're not the bad guys," she said with a smirk, as she effortlessly dispatched the creatures Jason had been battling.
Jason had a dazed look on his face, admiring the demon's beauty and fighting ability. "Such a fool," Erin snarled in disgust, as Lucian and his army joined the battle, their presence tipping the scales in favor of the Super Squad.
The female demon, whose name was Lyra, fought with grace and precision, her movements a blur as she took down creature after creature. Jason couldn't help but stare, his eyes fixed on her with a mixture of awe and gratitude.
Elias's warning struck Lucian like a thunderbolt, his eyes snapping towards the messenger hurtling towards Dianne and Adley. "Fuck Lucifer!" Lucian's curse exploded from his lips as he launched himself into a sprint, his face contorted in a mix of rage and fear.
Hermes landed gracefully on the battlefield, his gaze locking onto Dianne with an unreadable expression. "I must commend your power," he said, his deep voice dripping with a hint of admiration.
Dianne's eyes narrowed, her hand tightening around Excalibar's hilt as she turned to face Hermes. "You're not going to die ,are you?" she stated, her voice laced with a deadly intensity.
Hermes's eyes gleamed with a knowing light. "Breaking the connection with the bears and creatures of the forbidden forest... I must say, for a teenager, I'm impressed." His voice was low and hypnotic, weaving a spell of intrigue around Dianne.
Her lips curled into a sneer. "I know, I get that a lot!" she spat, her tone abrasive and defiant.
Hermes's smile grew, his eyes glinting with a godlike intensity. "But let's see if your power is enough to stop me..." His voice dripped with an otherworldly confidence, the air thickening with anticipation.
Adley's voice cut through the tension like a blade. "If you want to get to her, then you must get through me." His words echoed through the battlefield, a gauntlet thrown at Hermes's feet.
Adley stepped forward, his eyes blazing with determination as he positioned himself between Hermes and Dianne. Hermes sneered, his gaze fixed on the Excalibur in Adley's hand. "I knew you were the right one," he said, his voice dripping with sarcasm. "You think you can wield its power? I'll show you your true potential!"
With a sudden burst of speed, Hermes charged at Adley, their blades clashing in a shower of sparks. Adley's face contorted in effort, his muscles straining as he blocked each blow. But Hermes' superior strength soon told, and Adley stumbled, his leg buckling under a vicious strike.
"Aaagh!" Adley's cry of pain echoed through the battlefield, his body crumpling to the ground. Hermes loomed over him, his eyes flashing with triumph. "You failed to save your own world, what makes you think you can save this one?"
Hermes' mocking words dripped with venom, his gaze piercing Adley's very soul. But just as all seemed lost, Jamie's voice rang out, her words a battle cry that shook the heavens. "Because this time, he's not alone!"
Dianne's yell was the signal Adley needed. With a fierce cry, he summoned the last of his strength and struck, the Excalibur slicing through Hermes' defenses and burying itself deep in his chest. The air was heavy with tension as the two enemies locked eyes, their fate hanging in the balance.