Thread: To Break Down The Walls (Kravin5150 & darkangel76)

Vino stared at the two bodies. His world turned black and grey. The world felt cold and lifeless, the details of the world seemed blurred as if slowly fading away. He dropped to his knees as panic filled his veins. He felt as if the world was fading out of existence and leaving him with nothing left. The feeling of being alone with nothing left anymore. Vino stood up on his feet. His body felt lighter and his movements felt more fluid, it was as if he was just barely floating. It felt like the world was loosing all its mass, leaving him with nothing to stand on. Vino didn't know what to do as he watched everything he'd ever known leave him and there was nothing he could do. Just then something caught his eye. It was a small glint of blue. A tiny light that refused to fade with the world. Vino frantically tried to run for it. He seemed to be going slower than he could process. As if there was a slight delay in reality making everything slow down a noticeably. The blue light becoming just a little bit brighter as he got to it. He bent down over what was just a gray blurry outline of two people. He saw the small sapphire jewel in beautiful crystal clarity. It stood out even more in comparison to the fading, lifeless world. He stared at it as if was the most beautiful and wonderful thing he had ever seen. The jewel shined brightly in his eyes. He could feel his corneas ache and strain. He didn't care, he continued to look as mixed tears of pain and joy began to well up in his eyes. A few escaped and ran down his cheeks. Suddenly the world stopped fading away. The world became whole again, but not as it was before. The colors and clarity of everything was still gone, but he could still sense that everything else was back as it was. The bodies still on the floor, lifeless just as everything else except the jewel. Vino looked as he could see the silver chain stand out as well. He took it off the girls wrist and stared in slight awe in it. He put it on and stood up. Everyone he loved still gone, but he was still in the world. Reality and everything still stayed with him, but Vino knew that it didn't want him. He heard a very loud and foreign shriek from behind him. He turned to see a horrid disfigured creature. Blood covered its face and hands and was looking at Vino with a hunger. The creature stood out in high definition quality. Every feature stood out in great detail and color. Vino looked up and saw a katana placed on the wall also just as clear. He instantly knew what he had to do. The world didn't want him and it was putting him to work. He felt relieved that he at least had a purpose to stay. Vino's eyes shot open and he was instantly blinded by the intense light of the sun. He shut his eyes immediately and fished out his shades from his pocket. He put them on and then slowly opened his eyes, the light was more bearable now. He then looked over to see Kyle right above him. He noticed that he was laying in her lap. She had her arm around his chest and her other arm underneath his head. He felt strangely comfortable at the moment. The pains he had felt the night before were gone and he could feel that he was patched up. He looked into Kyle's sleeping face and was glad she was okay. She even fixed him up for him. He felt that he owed her thanks but he also felt the he owed her an apology. If it wasn't for him she wouldn't be in this mess. He knew that there are things in life worth than death and nowadays thats what the world is reminded of every day. As much as he didn't want to he got up. He laid Kyle on her her side and looked around. He recognized his surroundings and it was very easy to tell where they where. He could what used to be a forest but was now nothing but a large collection of dead trees. Large pointed trunks shot into the air. Every other one had a few long branches sticking out. The forest was dead and there was just a skeleton left. He knew section ten was on the other side of this forest but without a paved route one could be lost forever. Luckily Vino had known how to navigate the large forest, but he wasn't the only one. There is a life inside the dead forest and they are very hostile. Vino looked around him and saw the left overs of the massacre last night. The dead, disfigured bodies of the bandits laying there in dried up pools of their own blood. A few vultures picking out the pieces of dead flesh. Vino picked up the skinny bandits knife off the ground and held it in his hand. A vulture began to fly off and and Vino threw it at the vulture in mid flight. Breakfast time. He said to himself with a smirk as he walked over to the dead bird.