Mokko
Previously Blatant Mokery
Terrence Boom
“Might just be you and I, Tempura- hold on tight,” Terrence informed his backpack Temmie, though even if she didn’t, the odds of her somehow falling or getting hurt were about zero, given the sheer defensive prowess of this shell. He leaned forward, over the edge, trying not to think about the distance between himself and the ground. Just a few months ago, if he’d tried something like this, it would have killed him. One hundred percent, no chance of survival- it felt a little strange how now, he didn’t have much to worry about with a fall like this. Staying up here was more dangerous, and that was weird.
As the energy drew closer than ever before, he dove downward.
Said dive lasted for a much shorter time than he anticipated, as he soared down the wall, smashing against the side of it with his fists to create a bit more distance- he wasn’t in much danger, but he still didn’t want to skid against it too much. Even with his heightened senses, it was difficult to tell just how far away the ground was… but he wouldn’t have to worry about it, because soon, someone grabbed onto his shell, and seemed to slow his descent. At first, he was worried Blade had given chase, but Tempura was quick to alleviate those worries.
“hOOMaN! hOLd oN tiGhT!!1!” the Temmie exclaimed. So it was Frisk that had dove down after him, and now, she had a grip on his shell, a powerful energy emitting from her back, allowing the two to glide through the air. Some kind of giant wings of SOUL magic- that was pretty badass.
“woOAH!” Tempura exclaimed, smooshing her face against her side of the shell and staring up at Frisk with googly-eyes.
“Yeah, I got out pretty clean, all things considered,” Terrence cleared his throat, having never had to make conversation in a situation like this. He wondered if this was how fish that got grabbed by birds felt- but like, in a good way, of course. “This is new. I guess that driving practice you were doing is kind of obsolete now, huh?” he smiled.
BOOOOOM!
Well, that moment of relief and levity hadn’t lasted very long at all. It was just as he and Frisk had concluded earlier- whatever had been approaching before… well, it had just arrived, laying waste to the rooftop they’d been on just moments ago- had the others all made it out…?
“Might just be you and I, Tempura- hold on tight,” Terrence informed his backpack Temmie, though even if she didn’t, the odds of her somehow falling or getting hurt were about zero, given the sheer defensive prowess of this shell. He leaned forward, over the edge, trying not to think about the distance between himself and the ground. Just a few months ago, if he’d tried something like this, it would have killed him. One hundred percent, no chance of survival- it felt a little strange how now, he didn’t have much to worry about with a fall like this. Staying up here was more dangerous, and that was weird.
As the energy drew closer than ever before, he dove downward.
Said dive lasted for a much shorter time than he anticipated, as he soared down the wall, smashing against the side of it with his fists to create a bit more distance- he wasn’t in much danger, but he still didn’t want to skid against it too much. Even with his heightened senses, it was difficult to tell just how far away the ground was… but he wouldn’t have to worry about it, because soon, someone grabbed onto his shell, and seemed to slow his descent. At first, he was worried Blade had given chase, but Tempura was quick to alleviate those worries.
“hOOMaN! hOLd oN tiGhT!!1!” the Temmie exclaimed. So it was Frisk that had dove down after him, and now, she had a grip on his shell, a powerful energy emitting from her back, allowing the two to glide through the air. Some kind of giant wings of SOUL magic- that was pretty badass.
“woOAH!” Tempura exclaimed, smooshing her face against her side of the shell and staring up at Frisk with googly-eyes.
“Yeah, I got out pretty clean, all things considered,” Terrence cleared his throat, having never had to make conversation in a situation like this. He wondered if this was how fish that got grabbed by birds felt- but like, in a good way, of course. “This is new. I guess that driving practice you were doing is kind of obsolete now, huh?” he smiled.
BOOOOOM!
Well, that moment of relief and levity hadn’t lasted very long at all. It was just as he and Frisk had concluded earlier- whatever had been approaching before… well, it had just arrived, laying waste to the rooftop they’d been on just moments ago- had the others all made it out…?