[center][color=gold][h3]Aaron Erikson[/h3][/color][/center]

As his three ribs cracked and buckled under the tighter grip of the injured flying spaghetti monster, the sound and sheer pain of the event caused Aaron to wince and grit his teeth tightly to avoid screaming out. His attempt to eat his way out of the tendril holding him bound did not seem to go well...it went the opposite, it seemed. Now he had even less ability to move than before, his freed left arm not even being able to reach back to where Zoe had been weakening the thing with her powers. Huffing to himself, Aaron attempted to struggle against the grip of the tendril that held him bound.  

[color=gold]'Note to self, don't bite the damn spaghetti next time,'[/color] the brown-haired boy thought to himself as he struggled against the terrible, tasty, tantalizing tendril of spaghetti that had wrapped him up like some kind of rope or monstrous tentacle, [color=gold]'Also, if we survive all of this i am eating a plate of spaghetti from the stupid cafeteria to spite this piece of-'[/color]

The boy's very brief thoughts were interrupted as Zoe ran over, grabbing onto the noodle once more and snarling at him about letting the spaghetti get him. The currently struggling Aaron looked up at her, undaunted as he shot his own glare back at the angry Abberation. The bloodlust she put off and the look of murder was not lost on him, but at the same time it concerned him far less at the moment than the leech-like mouth of the monster that seemed to be beginning to reel him in like a fish on a hook. 

[color=gold]"Take it out on this thing, not me!"[/color] Aaron called out to Zoe, rolling his eyes at the situation he and his team were in, his frustration coming out a little bit at Zoe for a moment as he struggled to free himself from the grasp of the enemy on top of her help, [color=gold]"But if ya let it have me, at least put a damn joke about it on my tombstone!"[/color]

A crappy joke at a crappy time, but it was at least some attempt to keep his head together as things moved forwards.