Kuro walked as silently as she could, no noise came from her as she peered out of the door. She didn’t want anything to be out there, especially the monster that had almost gotten her. She jumped and turned, her back to the wall right of the door, when she heard machine gun firing. Soon, it stopped but Kuro’s heart was still beating as rapidly, adrenaline coursing through her body. She decided to stay in her spot, the fear of her dying before leaving this horrid asylum and seeing the world as it is again keeping her still.
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Kuro had no problem hiding mostly because nothing came this way, after a while it seem that there was no danger in this room, the gun fire seemed to have come from another room. As Kuro carefully walked out she could see the rest of the hall, it was like all the others except the fact that all the doors where closed. Kuro could see at the end of the all there was a large door at least 25 feet tall and it was open.
Kaguya slowly opened her eyes and looked around before she notices the key. It was a bit far as she tried to reach for it, but was still unable to get it. She decided to shove the cage by bashing it, causing the cage to move slightly each time she bashed. Finally at arms reach, she grabbed the key and started to unlock the cage lock.
Kuro didn’t want to go through the 25 foot door but she had no choice. If she was to escape that horrible place then she had to take risks she normally wouldn’t take. With a quiet sigh, Kuro began walking silently toward the very large door, readying to run or change into an animal at any point.
Abel sprinted down the hallway, heart hammering in his chest. His ears twitched, swearing as if he had heard the ghost of hammering pawsteps upon the stale air. Not stopping to look back, he continued onwards. He glanced upwards to see—there it was: a door! Immediately, he knew what he had to do. Abel momentarily cringed as he dropped to all fours; positively barbaric. Unfortunately, this was the only way for him to clear ground more quickly. A canine on all fours could run faster than a bear on two, after all.
He thundered down the drab, grey hall, paws drumming against the ground. The door lay ahead, right in front of his nose. Standing back to his full height, he fumbled with the door handle for a moment. At last, it turned and he dashed in, slamming the door behind him. Abel panted, back still to the door as to make sure the diseased dog couldn't push through. Breathing a sigh of relief, Abel adjusted his fake glasses upon his snout, surveying his surroundings.
He thundered down the drab, grey hall, paws drumming against the ground. The door lay ahead, right in front of his nose. Standing back to his full height, he fumbled with the door handle for a moment. At last, it turned and he dashed in, slamming the door behind him. Abel panted, back still to the door as to make sure the diseased dog couldn't push through. Breathing a sigh of relief, Abel adjusted his fake glasses upon his snout, surveying his surroundings.
Abel glanced around the room, it looked to be a waiting room, which was strange for a place like this but then it might be for last visits from family. There was a door in the middle of the room between two different paintings of abstract art, by the look of it was a door to the out side.
Kaguya succeeded in grabbing the key but by the time she did the two guards where back after most likely killing that thing. They both looked at Kaguya but as she tried to look dead and watch with a tiny bit of her eye open, she saw that they where both blind now with their necks in the wrong positions, then suddenly they both began to float right into a cage. After seeing that Kaguya could see a pair of massive hands holding on to them from the back and placing them in the cage. Kaguya could still not see the face of the horrible thing but could hear rasped inhuman breathing, she then began to hear foot step as the thing most likely began to move down the hall.
Kuro entered the room to find that it was another hall way this one larger than any before, it was shaped like a capital I with one opening in the middle of the wall that lead to another room.
Kaguya succeeded in grabbing the key but by the time she did the two guards where back after most likely killing that thing. They both looked at Kaguya but as she tried to look dead and watch with a tiny bit of her eye open, she saw that they where both blind now with their necks in the wrong positions, then suddenly they both began to float right into a cage. After seeing that Kaguya could see a pair of massive hands holding on to them from the back and placing them in the cage. Kaguya could still not see the face of the horrible thing but could hear rasped inhuman breathing, she then began to hear foot step as the thing most likely began to move down the hall.
Kuro entered the room to find that it was another hall way this one larger than any before, it was shaped like a capital I with one opening in the middle of the wall that lead to another room.
Kaguya's heart was racing, though the pace of her heartbeat feels soothing to her. As if she had felt the exhilarating moment before. Nevertheless, she stayed quiet before opening her eye and looked around.
Kuro cautiously walked down the hall, her heart racing and she was on high alert. She had hated herself for two whole years because she was a shapeshifter, when she couldn’t control her changings. She had to drop out of school and do homeschooling and most of the time she wasn’t doing much schoolwork. She wished she hadn't been caught, when she was alone and in a place she trusted most, one she thought would always protect her. Stupid asylum, I hate this place. Then again, who doesn’t? She thought as she silently stalked down the hall.
As Abel's breathing steadied, he surveyed the room around him.
As was the rest of the asylum, everything was painted in tones of drab grey, the only life brought to the walls was a pop of colour provided by scribblings of abstract art. A few chairs had settled themselves against the walls, seemingly having been untouched for a long period of time. None of that seemed important, however—at least not to Abel in the moment. The most notable thing the room contained, aside from what would typically be seen in a grim waiting room, was a door. Not just any door—this could potentially be his escape.
The bear closed his eyes, shuffling forward towards the door. This was too easy—it had to be a trap somehow. Abel held his breath as he turned the handle and pushed, curling his other paw into a fist in preparation for the worst.
As was the rest of the asylum, everything was painted in tones of drab grey, the only life brought to the walls was a pop of colour provided by scribblings of abstract art. A few chairs had settled themselves against the walls, seemingly having been untouched for a long period of time. None of that seemed important, however—at least not to Abel in the moment. The most notable thing the room contained, aside from what would typically be seen in a grim waiting room, was a door. Not just any door—this could potentially be his escape.
The bear closed his eyes, shuffling forward towards the door. This was too easy—it had to be a trap somehow. Abel held his breath as he turned the handle and pushed, curling his other paw into a fist in preparation for the worst.
Kaguya could only see the horrifying creature arms, they began to head back into the darkness and Kaguya could hear loud foot step and then a small ding most likely belonging to an elevator. Kaguya heard nothing now but she has a key so now she can escape.
Kuro continued walking down the hall, it was pitch black so she could not see a thing. Suddenly Kuro heard breathing it was the same rasped breathing she heard before, as she tried to hold still the breathing began to get quieter and quieter untill she heard a ding and the sound of an elevator moving, after that she could no longer hear the breathing. The only thing Kuro could see was the open door in the middle of the hall. On her way to it she stubbed her toe on what appeared to be a auto gun someone dropped, that would explain the gun fire.
Abel opened the door to find it lead to a yard, the kind that prisoners would be let out to on break, the weird thing is that all the stuff is still out here like everyone just got up and left without putting anything back. All in all though there was nothing really bad here it is just creepy, but there was the problem that this door did not lead him outside and the walls around this yard were to large to climb. Abel saw another door but this one lead him into the main area of the Asylum, it might be his only chance though.
Kuro continued walking down the hall, it was pitch black so she could not see a thing. Suddenly Kuro heard breathing it was the same rasped breathing she heard before, as she tried to hold still the breathing began to get quieter and quieter untill she heard a ding and the sound of an elevator moving, after that she could no longer hear the breathing. The only thing Kuro could see was the open door in the middle of the hall. On her way to it she stubbed her toe on what appeared to be a auto gun someone dropped, that would explain the gun fire.
Abel opened the door to find it lead to a yard, the kind that prisoners would be let out to on break, the weird thing is that all the stuff is still out here like everyone just got up and left without putting anything back. All in all though there was nothing really bad here it is just creepy, but there was the problem that this door did not lead him outside and the walls around this yard were to large to climb. Abel saw another door but this one lead him into the main area of the Asylum, it might be his only chance though.
Kaguya got up and used the key to unlock the cage. After that, she pushed the cage door open and got out. She looked around for the horrific creature before she sighed and decided to look for an exit out of the room she was in.
Mya Then Continued Up The Step Quietly And Stopped At the Top And Looked Around The Corner,Seeing Nothing She Continued To Walk Dragging Her Hand On The Left Wall So She Can Go Back If She Wanted To.
Of course.
Because simply having a waiting room easily connected to the outside for proper functionality was too easy.
Abel found himself instead in a traditional prison courtyard. Abandoned equipment lay randomly strewn about, as if everyone had dropped it where they had been using it and disappeared. Abel shivered. There was something... off about this place, and it wasn't just the odd room placement. He looked at the cement, barbed-wire coated walls—too high to climb. His eyes then panned towards the sky.
Pristine. It glowed with a beautiful, blue radiance, wisps of clouds lazily floating past. Although the air was slightly chilly and the asylum's atmosphere grim, the dazzling sunlight soaked into his fur. For a moment, any reverence he had was washed away as the clean, fresh air entered his lungs. Truly fantastic.
But unfortunately, it couldn't last. He couldn't stay. There was no way out from here, and it wouldn't be wise to stay in one position for too long. There it was: another door. Same drab grey colour, same cold, metallic handle. Yet another entrance into the bowels of the asylum. He padded across the courtyard, picking up the first piece of equipment he saw that could feasibly be used as an impromptu weapon. After all, it never hurt to be prepared.
Hopefully it wasn't possessed.
Abel sighed as he turned the handle, peering forlornly over his shoulder at the azure sky. He took one last breath of fresh air before entering the stuffy, grey the asylum once more.
Because simply having a waiting room easily connected to the outside for proper functionality was too easy.
Abel found himself instead in a traditional prison courtyard. Abandoned equipment lay randomly strewn about, as if everyone had dropped it where they had been using it and disappeared. Abel shivered. There was something... off about this place, and it wasn't just the odd room placement. He looked at the cement, barbed-wire coated walls—too high to climb. His eyes then panned towards the sky.
Pristine. It glowed with a beautiful, blue radiance, wisps of clouds lazily floating past. Although the air was slightly chilly and the asylum's atmosphere grim, the dazzling sunlight soaked into his fur. For a moment, any reverence he had was washed away as the clean, fresh air entered his lungs. Truly fantastic.
But unfortunately, it couldn't last. He couldn't stay. There was no way out from here, and it wouldn't be wise to stay in one position for too long. There it was: another door. Same drab grey colour, same cold, metallic handle. Yet another entrance into the bowels of the asylum. He padded across the courtyard, picking up the first piece of equipment he saw that could feasibly be used as an impromptu weapon. After all, it never hurt to be prepared.
Hopefully it wasn't possessed.
Abel sighed as he turned the handle, peering forlornly over his shoulder at the azure sky. He took one last breath of fresh air before entering the stuffy, grey the asylum once more.
Right before Abel opened the door he noticed it was getting darker, fog was coming in and the sun was setting. Not wanting to be out here any longer Abel opened the door with his impromptu weapon AKA a dumbbell in his other hand. Abel found this room to be some kind of tool shed, luckily it did not lead to another dead end, there was a door in the back and it was open already. As Abel approached he saw the door had a large lock but someone cut it.
As Mya continued down the hall she noticed that this place had way more pipes crossing the ceiling than anywhere she had been before and the ceiling was way taller than in the room with the elevator. After looking up to see the giant ceiling she continued, Mya kept walking for a while until she met a turn in the hall way.
Kaguya found no exit out of the room, the back wall had a door but it had no handle or lock, but she does remember the thing that killed the guards sounded like it left through an elevator.
As Mya continued down the hall she noticed that this place had way more pipes crossing the ceiling than anywhere she had been before and the ceiling was way taller than in the room with the elevator. After looking up to see the giant ceiling she continued, Mya kept walking for a while until she met a turn in the hall way.
Kaguya found no exit out of the room, the back wall had a door but it had no handle or lock, but she does remember the thing that killed the guards sounded like it left through an elevator.
"Wow,That's A Lot Of Pipes" Mya Says Confused.She Then Peeks Around the corner And Jerks Back As She Sees A Weird Looking Shadow. "What Is That" She Says To Herself As She Peeks Around the corner,She continues down the turn seeing the shadow was gone.