Re: Reaching Salvation: Post-Acer Part 1

[Big Uri]

A wall of earth rose in front of Heidi, blocking off the village as fast as Tom could manage.

[quackers are yummylicious]

Heidi snarled, ramming her shoulder into the wall. When it didn't break, she stabbed her spear through it, trying to make a hole.

[Book the Hero]

With the wall blocking her way, Percival was able to show up in time, and activated his field with her in it.

[Big Uri]

The earth gave way beneath her, Tom trying to trap her in a pitfall trap.

[quackers are yummylicious]

Heidi fell down into the hole, the anti-Flow field washing over her. After a few moments, she looked around, wondering how the hell she managed to get herself stuck in a hole.

[Book the Hero]

Percival walked over to the hole. "Hey Heidi, you ok?"

[Big Uri]

Once Heidi fell, Tom realised he hadn't thought it through, and couldn't raise it back up when Percival was stopping him from using his Flow.

[Shadoe Mayari]

Adeline sighed and approached the hole, but stayed out of Percival's field. "You went out of control," she simply said.

[quackers are yummylicious]

Heidi looked a little crestfallen at Ade's explanation. "...Oh. I thought I had it that time..." she mumbled, sighing, before looking up at Percival. "Turn off your field, so I can get th' hell outta here. I'm fine."

[Book the Hero]

Percival turned to Tom. "I'll turn it off." He said, before doing so.

[Big Uri]

Tom was nowhere near, but raised his hole as soon as he could.

[quackers are yummylicious]

Heidi sighed once her feet were back on level ground. She couldn't shake the feeling that it might have been better if she'd just been left to rot in that hole. "Thanks, guys," she muttered, stalking away from the village again.

[Book the Hero]

"Heidi, I still don't think it's a good idea for you to go off on your own." Percival said.

This, of course, wasn't even the third time something like this had happened, and for the most part, Percival had to come in to calm her before something happened.

[quackers are yummylicious]

"Well, I'm either away from the villagers if I go crazy again, or I could end up killing someone. Hm, I think I'll go with staying the hell away from everyone for awhile," Heidi retorted, sarcasm picking up in her voice.

[Book the Hero]

Percival sighed. Heidi had a really difficult personality for a normal person to get along with.

[quackers are yummylicious]

"Oh, what, you'd rather have me around people, Percy? Have you been paying attention? All I need to do is slip once while you're not around, and bang, someone could get killed!" Heidi snarled, swallowing back her Flow as it tried to take control again.

[Book the Hero]

But you almost always go for the village when you slip... Percival thought. It'd be actually easier to do something if someone was keeping an eye on you.

[quackers are yummylicious]

Heidi growled, clenching her fists as Percival remained silent. "Well? If you're gonna say something, spit it out!"

[Book the Hero]

Percival sighed. "Ok...Heidi, seeing as most of the time when you slip out there, you always seem to go for the village, so in fact, it'd be safer if someone was there to keep an eye on you."

[quackers are yummylicious]

"Like who? Don't say you, because if I have to hang around you twenty-four-seven, I'm gonna blow up my own head."

[Book the Hero]

"There are other people, who are strong enough to handle you, than me, you know." Percival said.

[quackers are yummylicious]

Heidi laughed. "Sorry, bucko, I don't see you as strong. You're just the only one that could shut off my Flow. If I was in my right mind, I could kick your ass into next week."

[Shadoe Mayari]

Adeline sighed. "How about I ask Alex?"

[Stabberz]

Nathan watched the whole ordeal from above the group on one of his many Hawks. He smirked and rolled his eyes. They're never going to help her like that. She needs to fight to get rid of the overdose of flow, once someone beats her until she has no energy left.

He glanced down and briefly stopped masking his flow so that all below could sense him before he turned his attention to the remains of the tower. I wonder if my suspicions are true.

[Book the Hero]

Percival sweatdropped, remembering all the times either him or Joey thought Heidi...

Naturally, always ending with the cocky girl, on the ground, complaing that one of them had cheated.

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