“Um… no… Should I?” She responded, continuing to be confused by this strange mobian.
“Well if this is your world, I guess not.” He responded. “Please forgive my next action.” The fox then turned white instead of orange, with only his silver parts staying the same. Next he teleported to Nicole, picked her up gently, then teleported them to the top of another temple.
“Again, very sorry about surprising you like that.” He apologized, feeling embarrassed a bit.
“It’s… al…right…” She said nervously. “What do you need me to do?”
“When I give you the signal, I will need you to jump into the whole I make.” He answered. Next the fox placed his right hand back a bit, then charged it forward; sending an energy wave into the ship, making a large tear in the side. It turned around, then began firing its giant laser at the two of them.
The fox sent out a large energy shield, completely blocking the blast, but Nicole could tell that it wasn’t very easy. He seemed to already be warned out. Could it be because of a previous battle, or was he truly losing his stamina that quickly?
The ship edged nearer and nearer; trying to get a closer and more strong range. Once it was close enough, Tak rammed his fist into the tear, and forced it open with his right hand, while still shielding them with his other. “Jump in!” He said. “I’ll keep it distracted!”
Quickly Nicole hopped into the hole; scraping her side a bit which caused her to give a small shriek of pain. “Nicole!” Tak yelled out. “Are you alright!?”
“Yes.” She answered, clutching her damaged side a bit. “Small scratch. Where do I go now?”
“Keep going till you find some wiring and destroy it!” He replied. She did as such. At first she found herself walking up to the driver’s area, but quickly ran back, before she was noticed.
The second try was much more fruitful. She found a grid, with all types of wire in it. She quickly pulled out at least forty of them, within a few seconds. This proved helpful. She could feel the ship sinking, then she heard a large thud.
Quickly she ran through the passage, until she had come back to the hole, which she jumped out of by accident. Tak, who was holding the ship now, quickly lunged it upward, teleported to her, broke her fall, teleported back to the ship, braced its fall, placed it down in the water, then faded back to normal.
“Well if this is your world, I guess not.” He responded. “Please forgive my next action.” The fox then turned white instead of orange, with only his silver parts staying the same. Next he teleported to Nicole, picked her up gently, then teleported them to the top of another temple.
“Again, very sorry about surprising you like that.” He apologized, feeling embarrassed a bit.
“It’s… al…right…” She said nervously. “What do you need me to do?”
“When I give you the signal, I will need you to jump into the whole I make.” He answered. Next the fox placed his right hand back a bit, then charged it forward; sending an energy wave into the ship, making a large tear in the side. It turned around, then began firing its giant laser at the two of them.
The fox sent out a large energy shield, completely blocking the blast, but Nicole could tell that it wasn’t very easy. He seemed to already be warned out. Could it be because of a previous battle, or was he truly losing his stamina that quickly?
The ship edged nearer and nearer; trying to get a closer and more strong range. Once it was close enough, Tak rammed his fist into the tear, and forced it open with his right hand, while still shielding them with his other. “Jump in!” He said. “I’ll keep it distracted!”
Quickly Nicole hopped into the hole; scraping her side a bit which caused her to give a small shriek of pain. “Nicole!” Tak yelled out. “Are you alright!?”
“Yes.” She answered, clutching her damaged side a bit. “Small scratch. Where do I go now?”
“Keep going till you find some wiring and destroy it!” He replied. She did as such. At first she found herself walking up to the driver’s area, but quickly ran back, before she was noticed.
The second try was much more fruitful. She found a grid, with all types of wire in it. She quickly pulled out at least forty of them, within a few seconds. This proved helpful. She could feel the ship sinking, then she heard a large thud.
Quickly she ran through the passage, until she had come back to the hole, which she jumped out of by accident. Tak, who was holding the ship now, quickly lunged it upward, teleported to her, broke her fall, teleported back to the ship, braced its fall, placed it down in the water, then faded back to normal.
