Ariel climbed up the matted fur to sit with her sister and the strange little creature they picked up on their travels through this darkened hell hole. The first thing that went the twins’ minds upon sitting down was why they were not falling through the creature and onto the floor. From what they had noticed was that these monsters were made of shadows and usually were dispersed when attacked. This seemed that it only turned to shadow when it considered itself attacked. Clearly there were more to these beasts than what they originally thought upon entering this space. The beast turned with a grunt and began to follow the little lightning bug that was Lexa. Her strange little friend following behind.
Alie held onto the little dark creature with one arm, and her sister with the other. Not being able to see was starting to screw with her. She felt fur, movement and her sister next to her. A small clicking sound resonated in her ears as the beast’s feet walked along the stone floor. It was definitely a strange feeling, though she was slowly starting to adjust. She could feel the beast’s body moving to the side with each step, her sister breathing. She could feel a faint heat from the light coming from the woman in front of her. She felt nothing behind her but heard Taranis’ foot steps and she relaxed a little.
They continued to follow Lexa’s light, Captain Fluff, the twins and the weird little dark creature curled up on Alie’s lap and appeared to be sleeping. Ariel was looking around, trying to compensate for her lack of hearing. She was always glancing behind her just in case something popped out of the shadows at her. The little creature in Alie’s lap suddenly shot up in her lap. It stood there unmoving for a moment before it tried to hop off and run away, Ariel swiped at it quickly and grabbed it. Putting it back in her sister’s lap. It was then at Captain Fluff stopped and snarled ahead of them. Ripples ran along it’s body as it’s hair stood on end. As Lexa’s light shone it revealed what gave their new friends such a scare; there on a small raised platform was a mirror. It looked like a wall mirror someone would have in their room, framed by stone angels holding it around the edges. But guarding it were 3 more of the dark beasts, these were much much larger than the one’s encountered before and had…spikes? They looked like spikes but seemed to sway a little as they turned their heads toward the group. “Not good. Not good at all.” Ariel said a little loudly, “what? What isn’t good?” Alie asked back, hoping to get a hold of the situation.
Alie held onto the little dark creature with one arm, and her sister with the other. Not being able to see was starting to screw with her. She felt fur, movement and her sister next to her. A small clicking sound resonated in her ears as the beast’s feet walked along the stone floor. It was definitely a strange feeling, though she was slowly starting to adjust. She could feel the beast’s body moving to the side with each step, her sister breathing. She could feel a faint heat from the light coming from the woman in front of her. She felt nothing behind her but heard Taranis’ foot steps and she relaxed a little.
They continued to follow Lexa’s light, Captain Fluff, the twins and the weird little dark creature curled up on Alie’s lap and appeared to be sleeping. Ariel was looking around, trying to compensate for her lack of hearing. She was always glancing behind her just in case something popped out of the shadows at her. The little creature in Alie’s lap suddenly shot up in her lap. It stood there unmoving for a moment before it tried to hop off and run away, Ariel swiped at it quickly and grabbed it. Putting it back in her sister’s lap. It was then at Captain Fluff stopped and snarled ahead of them. Ripples ran along it’s body as it’s hair stood on end. As Lexa’s light shone it revealed what gave their new friends such a scare; there on a small raised platform was a mirror. It looked like a wall mirror someone would have in their room, framed by stone angels holding it around the edges. But guarding it were 3 more of the dark beasts, these were much much larger than the one’s encountered before and had…spikes? They looked like spikes but seemed to sway a little as they turned their heads toward the group. “Not good. Not good at all.” Ariel said a little loudly, “what? What isn’t good?” Alie asked back, hoping to get a hold of the situation.
