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I could see that I was not the only one going MIA when he plans on that little training exercise. That was cool and freaky, but not on my top ten things to do when you’re bored to death list. Catching up with Chax, we walked to some sort of tower thing on the edge of a cliff, a million colours of light bursting from it. Nice, more colours. Chax opened a huge door and indicated for us to come in; with my first step in I stopped dead in my tracks, Max joining me.
When they mentioned sphere, I was thinking of some sort of computer thingy. But in front of us was a huge ball moving around in the air at what I must guess was the same speed we were. Turning around and around, rays of colours burst through the tower, hitting the cliffs below and the sky. A small buzzing sound was coming from somewhere. It sounded like a million insects buzzing around us.
“Well, guys, this is Corra.” Nanini gestured to the ball. Abby was moving past her and reaching for the thing. Scared for her, I moved to stop her, but Chax stepped into my view and indicated I should back off.
I watched as the shy little girl placed her hands into the ball, afraid that the thing was going to rip off her hands, I cringed. But the moment her hands were submerged in its surface the ball stopped. Wow, now that’s something new. Abby moved the ball in her hands, from one to the other holding it like a play thing.
“What is it?” Ryan asked next to me.
Abby turned and looked at him. “This is what happens when you unite the powers of not only the fallen, but the world,” she replied, releasing the ball back on its spot. Immediately it started up the hyper speed, turning and throwing colour rays over us. Her soft, innocent brown eyes gave the illusion of a child, but if you looked deep enough you could see the hidden talent she hides away. Her brown curls were neatly tucked away in a ponytail, making a puffy tail at the end. Her small frame and petite size can really throw someone off.
“What do you mean?” Max chimed in, moving to stand next to her looking at the ball.
“When the attacks happened we had no way of communicating with each other. Human technology was of no use because of our shifting scrambling the signal. So one night, when all of them were out, I walked into the lab Chax had built for me and created her. Using what I know about human technology, I took fallen and earthy elements and infused her with all of the fallen powers. Chax helped me by bringing each and every fallen still alive to ignite it with their power. From there, everything was pretty simple,” she answered as if we would have a freaking idea what she just said.
“If you mean ignite, do you mean they infused it with their abilities?” Max asked, now trying to be brave and touch the thing.
Abby reached for his hand and gently took it in hers. “She was born from us, yes. She uses the same technology human computers do. In other words, a hard drive,” she finished, placing his hand slowly onto the ball. His face lit up instantly, followed by the biggest smile I have ever seen on him.
“Kas, you must feel this, there are no words for it,” he said, looking at me, who was taking a step back ready to get my butt out of there. Like I was touching a sphere thingy moving at the speed of a jet plane. Um, no thanks.
But of course Chax was there to stop me, stepping behind me and giving me a push forward. “Come now, Kasadya, I thought you were this ultimate fallen? Scared of a ball?” he mocked me. Oh I need to kill this guy.
Toughening up, I glared at him. “No I just prefer to play with things I have control over, or that at least can die by my hand,” I threw back, watching his eyebrows lift at my words.
“Well now, Kas, I think you are scared,” Max piped in, so I turned my icy stare on him.
“Don’t push it, Max, you know I can hurt you real bad,” I rubbed in, his smile dropping instantly. From a
When they mentioned sphere, I was thinking of some sort of computer thingy. But in front of us was a huge ball moving around in the air at what I must guess was the same speed we were. Turning around and around, rays of colours burst through the tower, hitting the cliffs below and the sky. A small buzzing sound was coming from somewhere. It sounded like a million insects buzzing around us.
“Well, guys, this is Corra.” Nanini gestured to the ball. Abby was moving past her and reaching for the thing. Scared for her, I moved to stop her, but Chax stepped into my view and indicated I should back off.
I watched as the shy little girl placed her hands into the ball, afraid that the thing was going to rip off her hands, I cringed. But the moment her hands were submerged in its surface the ball stopped. Wow, now that’s something new. Abby moved the ball in her hands, from one to the other holding it like a play thing.
“What is it?” Ryan asked next to me.
Abby turned and looked at him. “This is what happens when you unite the powers of not only the fallen, but the world,” she replied, releasing the ball back on its spot. Immediately it started up the hyper speed, turning and throwing colour rays over us. Her soft, innocent brown eyes gave the illusion of a child, but if you looked deep enough you could see the hidden talent she hides away. Her brown curls were neatly tucked away in a ponytail, making a puffy tail at the end. Her small frame and petite size can really throw someone off.
“What do you mean?” Max chimed in, moving to stand next to her looking at the ball.
“When the attacks happened we had no way of communicating with each other. Human technology was of no use because of our shifting scrambling the signal. So one night, when all of them were out, I walked into the lab Chax had built for me and created her. Using what I know about human technology, I took fallen and earthy elements and infused her with all of the fallen powers. Chax helped me by bringing each and every fallen still alive to ignite it with their power. From there, everything was pretty simple,” she answered as if we would have a freaking idea what she just said.
“If you mean ignite, do you mean they infused it with their abilities?” Max asked, now trying to be brave and touch the thing.
Abby reached for his hand and gently took it in hers. “She was born from us, yes. She uses the same technology human computers do. In other words, a hard drive,” she finished, placing his hand slowly onto the ball. His face lit up instantly, followed by the biggest smile I have ever seen on him.
“Kas, you must feel this, there are no words for it,” he said, looking at me, who was taking a step back ready to get my butt out of there. Like I was touching a sphere thingy moving at the speed of a jet plane. Um, no thanks.
But of course Chax was there to stop me, stepping behind me and giving me a push forward. “Come now, Kasadya, I thought you were this ultimate fallen? Scared of a ball?” he mocked me. Oh I need to kill this guy.
Toughening up, I glared at him. “No I just prefer to play with things I have control over, or that at least can die by my hand,” I threw back, watching his eyebrows lift at my words.
“Well now, Kas, I think you are scared,” Max piped in, so I turned my icy stare on him.
“Don’t push it, Max, you know I can hurt you real bad,” I rubbed in, his smile dropping instantly. From a
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