Deep Secrets pt6She spun the staff into a blur of action, twisting it into an impenetrable wall around her. Her training was thorough, and the staff was now like an extension of her own body. Spinning around quickly, she stabbed the staff at her enemy in front, using her momentum to twist into attacking the second enemy and jumped quickly into a flip away from retaliation. Tail at the ready, she sliced forward yet again. They were unable to block her lightning quick attacks, and quickly fell at her feet. She flexed her wings back in satisfaction.She looked at the one who had caused all this pain and misfortune. He watched her fight with scorn on his face,
Deep Secrets pt5Chad looked down at Night with concern. "Is she alright?"Warren looked up at him quickley, then turned his attention back to the tiny girl in his hands. "She's fine, I think she just fainted. Its most likely from the pain. Its better if she isn't awake, since I don't have anything to help with the pain."Chad watched as Warren gently straightened out the bone, and applied a splint to keep it from healing the wrong way. She looked so small and helpless lying there on the counter surrounded by all the items scattered about. Even a simple pen was three times her length. It made him realize how fragile she really was now that she was here. He
Deep Secrets pt4Night watched nervously as Chad lowered his hand into the pocket to lift her out. She was so nervous around his giant fingers still. So much could go wrong if Chad wasn't careful. His massive fingers closed around her, but not all the way, allowing her to climb onto one of them without worrying about him accidently crushing her. She wrapped her tail around her bag, and calling up to him he lifted her gently out. He held out his other hand, lowering her onto the palm.Looking around at the surroundings, she didn't see any house. "Where's your house?"Chad nodded in one direction, "Just past those trees. We'll be there in a few moments."He
Deep Secrets pt3Ben peered through the branches, his target not in sight. He'd lost sight of the swine earlier that morning, when his line of sight was blocked by the sudden appearance of an immense hawk. He dove for cover the second he'd seen the bird, not wanting to spend the last few minutes of his life being tracked by the skilled predator. Unfortunately, in the time until the bird had launched back into the air, his objective had gone to ground, evading him with surprising ease. He curled his tail around the branch in annoyance. He couldn't lose his quarry. Nothing less than his sisters life was at stake. The oaf had been seeking her out ever since the