Paula bumped her daughter catching the two teens attention, “What ever we do we better do it now while he’s down,”

Ashley and Spencer glanced back at the fallen man laying upon the grass and staring up at the ever darkening sky, “I guess we can try and take the sword from him…seems that was what caused this,” Spencer offered up chewing her lip.

Ashley reached out her hand using her thumb she caressed the girls bottom lip out of her mouth and shook her head indicating that she didn’t want her to bruise it by constant worry.

“So what we just walk right up and take it?” Ashley wondered with a raised eye brow, her insides boiling with fear at what could happen at any moment.

Christine rolled her eyes, “Yes cause that won’t get any of us killed,”

“Mom…” she groaned tossing her loose strands of hair behind her, “What do you want to do?”

The older brunette cocked her head trying to come up with something sounding even remotely better than just stalking up to a crazed psycho with a magical sword and swiping it like stealing a lollipop from a child but fell short in any plan forming in her mind. Shrugging she stood up, staying in a crouch and trying to steady herself in the constant grumbling of the ground beneath her feet, slowly she made her way toward Arthur who had yet to move.

Paula looked around to see if there was any place to hide in case things didn’t work out, across from them hidden by some trees was a path leading to another road with a subway entrance sat, they could hopefully run through there and make it down into the subway tunnels, it would be an easy hide, but still dangerous as it held close quarters with little escape, it seemed the only route possible so it didn’t matter the danger.

Licking her lips and closing her eyes for a split second before refocusing on the task at hand, removing the sword from Arthur Carlin’s possession. She could feel her heart beating rapidly in her chest, smacking into her ribs making her breathing ragged, she knew what the cost would be if she didn’t succeed and yet she had a feeling she wasn’t going to succeed which sent another wave of anxiety down her spine.