Night of the Living Demon Slayer
“"Let's go!" I hollered.
A guard came at me from the side, the same one who'd trapped me in the tree. The purple stripe down his nose glistened with sweat as he reached for me. Ant Eater hurled a spell jar over my right shoulder and it slammed into his chin, taking him down in a rain of silver sparkles.
"Bat out of Hells!" Grandma announced over the din of the battle.
The ground shook with a series of explosions. Frieda grabbed my arm and dropped a coal black jar down onto the ground in front of us. The impact rattled my teeth.
"Run," she said, still holding onto me. Together we bolted faster than I could have ever imagined. It felt like flying.
The huts whooshed past us, the trees. I barely saw Creely and Edwina covering our escape as we dashed across the narrow bridge. My joints clattered from the impact of my feet on the hard boards.
Frieda suddenly released me and I stumbled forward several feet. We were back at the clearing off the highway and I realized with a start that most of ...the bikes were already gone.MoreLess
A guard came at me from the side, the same one who'd trapped me in the tree. The purple stripe down his nose glistened with sweat as he reached for me. Ant Eater hurled a spell jar over my right shoulder and it slammed into his chin, taking him down in a rain of silver sparkles.
"Bat out of Hells!" Grandma announced over the din of the battle.
The ground shook with a series of explosions. Frieda grabbed my arm and dropped a coal black jar down onto the ground in front of us. The impact rattled my teeth.
"Run," she said, still holding onto me. Together we bolted faster than I could have ever imagined. It felt like flying.
The huts whooshed past us, the trees. I barely saw Creely and Edwina covering our escape as we dashed across the narrow bridge. My joints clattered from the impact of my feet on the hard boards.
Frieda suddenly released me and I stumbled forward several feet. We were back at the clearing off the highway and I realized with a start that most of ...the bikes were already gone.MoreLess
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