FEEL IT
Posted: 19 Feb 2015, 07:44
-The entirety of Tranquility was filled with 3 kinds of people. Cowardly citizens, High and Mighty Fighters, and I. I the one who is a mixture of the aforementioned. The wind began to flow, as the man arose from his seat. The trees all bent, in an L shape, without cracking, or snapping in half. The entire floor below just... Disappeared. The man was walking upon nothing but existence. An empty void.
"You people underestimate the woes and sorrows of war. Be it an art, be it a sin. You have all yet to... FEEL IT."
With that, everything all whiplashed back to the original state it was in, except the man upon the chair was a stone statue. The winds silently blew, as the words 'FEEL IT' seemed to carry along with it, an echoing tone. With the sound carrying out from the wind, everything seemed to... Wilt. The statue contorting the grim expression on its face, into a smirk, then a grin, and then... Something much worse. Loud cackling resonated, as the echoes still sounded, becoming louder, with the cackling.
The light of the sun turned from a welcoming orange, to a bleak grey. The very sky's blue draining into a dull brown. Flocks of crows began to fly, but not making a sound.
The moon slowly made its way accross the sky, but something... Something was wrong. A large pair of hands grasped either side of the sphere, and began to pull it apart.
Feel it.
"You people underestimate the woes and sorrows of war. Be it an art, be it a sin. You have all yet to... FEEL IT."
With that, everything all whiplashed back to the original state it was in, except the man upon the chair was a stone statue. The winds silently blew, as the words 'FEEL IT' seemed to carry along with it, an echoing tone. With the sound carrying out from the wind, everything seemed to... Wilt. The statue contorting the grim expression on its face, into a smirk, then a grin, and then... Something much worse. Loud cackling resonated, as the echoes still sounded, becoming louder, with the cackling.
The light of the sun turned from a welcoming orange, to a bleak grey. The very sky's blue draining into a dull brown. Flocks of crows began to fly, but not making a sound.
The moon slowly made its way accross the sky, but something... Something was wrong. A large pair of hands grasped either side of the sphere, and began to pull it apart.
Feel it.