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Run – Chapter 3
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The Pyrippus had slain everyone and only Bo, Rainer, and Tamsin were left. The gleam of Tamsin in full Valkyrie armor was breathtaking but now her armor was dimmed and charred by battle. ”This is not good,” she intoned to Bo. ”It’s very possible that this is the end. In which case, it’s been nice knowing you.”
”Do you see that?” Bo pointed to the side of the altar that the Pyrippus had been defending. There lay the figure of a woman, long, with lean slender limbs and waves of hair that came down to at least her shoulders and obscured her face. She was shackled to the floor by a thick collar and chain around her neck. The darkness, smoke, and intense heat made it difficult to keep ones eyes open for too long before they automatically shut in pain, but Bo resisted and blinked several times to get a better sense of the woman splayed across the floor. Bo focused hard: a tattered gown fell close to the woman’s body, blood splatters on the hem of her dress. Her arms bare and toned. The hair light in color. She could see the woman’s hands trying to push up from the stone floor, her fingers long and elegant. Bo palmed the top of her head in horror at the realization of who this might be. Lauren!
”Bo, you need to focus!” Rainer shouted and jerked her by the elbow. He pointed to the advancing monster whose eyes glowed red with rage. ”Remember your purpose, our destiny!”
Destiny. My destiny is with Lauren. Bo turned to Rainer and Tamsin. ”This thing needs to die and I need to save Lauren.” Before they could stop her, Bo took off running toward the woman on the floor.
Rainer saw the monster turn its head as Bo ran toward its prisoner. In the instant that the Pyrippus focused on Bo, Rainer rushed the underbelly of the monster in an attempt to impale its chest with his sword. The Pyrippus burped a cloud of smoke, the sword barely knicked its hide, and the Pyrippus did not falter in its stride. Instead, raising one of its hooves, it crushed Rainer’s chest slowly and painfully, the snap of bone and flesh audible to Tamsin and Bo. Bo halted her sprint as Rainer screamed his last breath. Tamsin, who had been frozen on the spot ready to be barbecued to death, shouted for Bo to run. The monster stepped back slowly from Rainer’s body, keeping its eyes on Bo, and arching and raising its haunches, bowed its head, preparing to pounce on one of the two remaining warriors.
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omg yes you can kenzi go home now before its to late this was great I love how evony was dark right to the end.