RE: Ragazza Magica
01-22-2014, 07:23 PM
Lynette stared at the creature as it charged, her eyes going wide in fear before she came to her senses and just jumped out of the way. Very far out of the way, as it turned out, as she lost her balance and tumbled onto the floor.
Looks like my legs are stronger too... Jeez...
Something went CRASH and she leaped upright, staring in the direction of the sound. The creature had crashed into a tree, but seemed to be recovering. Lynette faded out with her Translucence, hoping that the creature hadn't seen her, and that she could get the jump on it.
The creature screeched out again, once more in the pure white state that she had encountered it in when she first saw it. It moved its head around a few times making noise before eventually pointing itself in a direction suspiciously close to hers.
"Oh shit, it doesn't need to see me, does it..."
The creature once more raised its tufts of hair and flashed its oddly red eyes.
"Well, if those eyes aren't for seeing then maybe..."
♪ Taking A Risk
Lynette raised her baton as the creature roared and began to charge at her again. There was a silence around her, one that overpowered the powerful footsteps of the creature, and the low blowing wind. Lynette charged her elemental energy from her body, to her hand, to her weapon, and felt time slow down. She closed her eyes, feeling the the ghostly power flow through her.
Lynette took a deep breath in.
Lynette opened her eyes, glared at the creature, and in one swift motion, brought down her baton and fired at the beast.
The ghostly ray was more powerful than the one she had fired before, it was larger and it left behind a whispy purple trail behind it. The creature charged into the beam, and screeched in pain as the energy hit its beady, red eyes.
Lynette stared as the beam caused the creature to tilt upward and lose its balance, causing it to fall. It continued screeching as it landed on the floor and started to slide on the grass, its white face now blemished with black cracks that were spreading all over its body. It was not long before it stopped screeching and completely froze solid before crumbling into nothingness.
"Wow."
♪ Relax
Lynette fell backwards.
"Did that really just happen?"
Lynette looked up to the sky and took a few deep breaths. A lot of things were running through her head, with every other thought being "I won." She smiled, excited at the prospect of telling Vigil all about how she had saved that boy and defeated the creature and oh shit was that guy alright?
Lynette lifted herself up and looked around to see where the boy had been dropped by the creature, but he was nowhere to be seen.
"I hope he's alright... He probably just ran home..." Lynette paused for a bit before realizing, "Oh man, it's really late! I better get home fast!"
She ran towards her home, leaving the park behind, and not noticing a figure step out of the shadows...
===
By the time Lynette got home, she had managed to figure out how to transform back into her normal clothes. It was dark, but that was nothing new really. She approached the large mansion in which her family lived in, unlocked the door, and went inside. Unsurprisingly, there was no one there, no one who was wondering where she was, and nothing new going on at all.
She went into the kitchen, made herself some food, and then went upstairs into her room.
By the time she reached her room, Lynette was dead tired. She flopped on her bed face-first, dropping her things wherever and feeling like she could lay there forever.
"Ahem."
Lynette groaned at whatever voice had dared to attempt to stop her from just passing out right there.
There was a tap-tap-tap, and then a, "Lynette," before the girl reluctantly turned around and saw that Vigil was standing on the other side of her window.
Lynette got up from her bed and opened the window, letting the rabbit-like creature in, "Hello Vigil."
"Are you ok? Did everything turn out ok?"
Lynette nodded, "Yeah! After I got back in the park I hit it with some energy beams and it just sort of disintegrated."
"What about the boy, is he ok?"
"I guess so, after I beat the thing up he vanished..."
"I see... Well then, I think that you should get some rest, you've definitely earned it."
Lynette stretched out her arms and prepared to lie down once more.
"Unless you have any questions first, we have a lot of work to do."
Lynette frowned, but thought for a bit about what sort of things she should ask about...
Looks like my legs are stronger too... Jeez...
Something went CRASH and she leaped upright, staring in the direction of the sound. The creature had crashed into a tree, but seemed to be recovering. Lynette faded out with her Translucence, hoping that the creature hadn't seen her, and that she could get the jump on it.
The creature screeched out again, once more in the pure white state that she had encountered it in when she first saw it. It moved its head around a few times making noise before eventually pointing itself in a direction suspiciously close to hers.
"Oh shit, it doesn't need to see me, does it..."
The creature once more raised its tufts of hair and flashed its oddly red eyes.
"Well, if those eyes aren't for seeing then maybe..."
♪ Taking A Risk
Lynette raised her baton as the creature roared and began to charge at her again. There was a silence around her, one that overpowered the powerful footsteps of the creature, and the low blowing wind. Lynette charged her elemental energy from her body, to her hand, to her weapon, and felt time slow down. She closed her eyes, feeling the the ghostly power flow through her.
Lynette took a deep breath in.
Lynette opened her eyes, glared at the creature, and in one swift motion, brought down her baton and fired at the beast.
The ghostly ray was more powerful than the one she had fired before, it was larger and it left behind a whispy purple trail behind it. The creature charged into the beam, and screeched in pain as the energy hit its beady, red eyes.
Lynette stared as the beam caused the creature to tilt upward and lose its balance, causing it to fall. It continued screeching as it landed on the floor and started to slide on the grass, its white face now blemished with black cracks that were spreading all over its body. It was not long before it stopped screeching and completely froze solid before crumbling into nothingness.
"Wow."
♪ Relax
Lynette fell backwards.
"Did that really just happen?"
Lynette looked up to the sky and took a few deep breaths. A lot of things were running through her head, with every other thought being "I won." She smiled, excited at the prospect of telling Vigil all about how she had saved that boy and defeated the creature and oh shit was that guy alright?
Lynette lifted herself up and looked around to see where the boy had been dropped by the creature, but he was nowhere to be seen.
"I hope he's alright... He probably just ran home..." Lynette paused for a bit before realizing, "Oh man, it's really late! I better get home fast!"
She ran towards her home, leaving the park behind, and not noticing a figure step out of the shadows...
===
By the time Lynette got home, she had managed to figure out how to transform back into her normal clothes. It was dark, but that was nothing new really. She approached the large mansion in which her family lived in, unlocked the door, and went inside. Unsurprisingly, there was no one there, no one who was wondering where she was, and nothing new going on at all.
She went into the kitchen, made herself some food, and then went upstairs into her room.
By the time she reached her room, Lynette was dead tired. She flopped on her bed face-first, dropping her things wherever and feeling like she could lay there forever.
"Ahem."
Lynette groaned at whatever voice had dared to attempt to stop her from just passing out right there.
There was a tap-tap-tap, and then a, "Lynette," before the girl reluctantly turned around and saw that Vigil was standing on the other side of her window.
Lynette got up from her bed and opened the window, letting the rabbit-like creature in, "Hello Vigil."
"Are you ok? Did everything turn out ok?"
Lynette nodded, "Yeah! After I got back in the park I hit it with some energy beams and it just sort of disintegrated."
"What about the boy, is he ok?"
"I guess so, after I beat the thing up he vanished..."
"I see... Well then, I think that you should get some rest, you've definitely earned it."
Lynette stretched out her arms and prepared to lie down once more.
"Unless you have any questions first, we have a lot of work to do."
Lynette frowned, but thought for a bit about what sort of things she should ask about...