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Sorry for the long silence, replies will come soon when things are getting a little easier on me! :)
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REPLIES COME SLOW FOR THIS WEEK! I'm in France due to work c:
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I'm working from Monday till Friday from 0800 till 1700 this summer, so replies may come slow during the day.
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damn me ..
I didn't say he couldn't read it. He just didn't understand what it was about. I wouldn't at least. Some of those files have the strangest names with the stupidest terms (I've experienced it :P ) So no worries. I wasn't saying it was in Japanese :P
Daniel gazed at the warehouse that grew taller as they approached it. "Ok. I will try my best." He said with a reassuring nod and smiled at the demon in whose arms he was held. It seemed to be in a good state for a building like this. When they stood at the metal door young Dan was looking up. His back slightly arching and him leaning back, but holding on tightly to the demon, to try and see the roof. But he didn't. Then he looked back down and his eyes fell upon Vaan's hand which was resting on the door. Curiously he tilted his head a bit and blinked. He wanted to put his hand on the door as well to see what would happen, but the metal slowly dissolved. The young boy was surprised at what he saw. There was a hallway here. Something he had not expected. He had expected stacks of boxes and maybe an old car, but not a hallway. Not a hallway like this.
With interest and slight fear Daniel looked around at the many demons that had placed themselves in the hallway. They were all different. Normally he wouldn't be scared, but they were with a lot and Vaan had actually been the first one he saw up close. He shifted a bit and pressed himself closer to the demon's body for protection and comfort. As they approached a desk with a horrible looking creature behind it, Dan had closed his eyes. This was too close. He had to get used to it. Vaan looked decent compared to the red skinned demon at the other side of the desk. The human didn't like their gazes either. He didn't belong. He had seen it before in a mild way at school. But here they remained silent and kept it to themselves.
When they finally moved again Dan looked behind them for a little while until he noticed a white and green light out of the corner of his eyes. When they approached the portal he turned around to take a better look at it. He wanted to touch the light that came from it. He wondered whether he could feel it. Before he could say a thing, however, they already stepped in. It was strange. Daniel felt that something happened, but he wasn't sure what. It was an odd feeling. Interesting but odd. The boy blinked to get used to the sudden dark after that. It took him a while so guess where they were. It looked like the inside of a barn. He had seen them in pictures. Honestly, he had never been even close to outside town. He had never been away from the houses and streets. The excitement was almost overwhelming. Even though it was almost a ruin he adored it. But then he heard this wasn't where they would live. Slowly the boy tilted his head and blinked. First he replied, "Yes, I want to walk." and then after a short pause, "Where do you live, Vaan?" His eyes were big of curiosity and wonder.
This would be amazing for the kid. Never had he felt grass between his toes or gravel under his feet. He had never seen nature at its fullest. This was a start of a entire new life and he was excited to see what it would bring him.
With interest and slight fear Daniel looked around at the many demons that had placed themselves in the hallway. They were all different. Normally he wouldn't be scared, but they were with a lot and Vaan had actually been the first one he saw up close. He shifted a bit and pressed himself closer to the demon's body for protection and comfort. As they approached a desk with a horrible looking creature behind it, Dan had closed his eyes. This was too close. He had to get used to it. Vaan looked decent compared to the red skinned demon at the other side of the desk. The human didn't like their gazes either. He didn't belong. He had seen it before in a mild way at school. But here they remained silent and kept it to themselves.
When they finally moved again Dan looked behind them for a little while until he noticed a white and green light out of the corner of his eyes. When they approached the portal he turned around to take a better look at it. He wanted to touch the light that came from it. He wondered whether he could feel it. Before he could say a thing, however, they already stepped in. It was strange. Daniel felt that something happened, but he wasn't sure what. It was an odd feeling. Interesting but odd. The boy blinked to get used to the sudden dark after that. It took him a while so guess where they were. It looked like the inside of a barn. He had seen them in pictures. Honestly, he had never been even close to outside town. He had never been away from the houses and streets. The excitement was almost overwhelming. Even though it was almost a ruin he adored it. But then he heard this wasn't where they would live. Slowly the boy tilted his head and blinked. First he replied, "Yes, I want to walk." and then after a short pause, "Where do you live, Vaan?" His eyes were big of curiosity and wonder.
This would be amazing for the kid. Never had he felt grass between his toes or gravel under his feet. He had never seen nature at its fullest. This was a start of a entire new life and he was excited to see what it would bring him.
Heheh sorry!
I already changed it my dear. Hope it's correct now though
Thanks btw ;P
OOH Nvm I get it !
Ohh dang it.. Sorry xD
So he'll just have to bring the file now? Right?
I'll edit it soon
So he'll just have to bring the file now? Right?
I'll edit it soon
More plots and ideas added soon
When Daniel was told to wait he waited. Then he watched how the demon arched his body and changed his appearance. Dan found it interesting and wondered whether he'd be able to do that as well. Of course, later on he'd learn it was only the demon who was able to do such things. Before he could ask him why he changed his appearance he was distracted by the hand that ruffled his hair. He pushed it away with his sleeved hand and for a moment glared at the demon. But within a second he had already forgotten what it was he was angered about. Slowly Dan nodded to the words that were spoken to him. But it was only little that he understood. All he knew was that people were afraid of him if they'd see him in his true form. That was the important part.
To the next question the young kid nodded. It was true. For some reason they all seemed to transform into something else. Some in humans, others in animals. At first he hadn't noticed and thought they simply disappeared. Until he saw it happening without anything to block his sight. He found it strangely fascinating. But when he told his parents about it he was told not to talk such nonsense. When Vaan picked him up again he wrapped one arm around his neck and the other was playing with the sleeve of his shirt. He carried him like his mother had always done. That reminded him of what she had looked like while she was laying down on the floor and bled and died. Strange how one could look so peaceful after being so terrified.
He was carried down the stairs. He could not look back to the living room to catch a glimpse of his parents one last time. Never would he see them again. Strange. Daniel nodded once again when he was given his shoes. He held them tightly against his little chest. When he was sure they were safe and secure in his arms he glanced up. At that very moment a creature the size of a small dog, or a big cat, jumped at him. Daniel gasped sharply and yelped when Vaan turned around. It took him a little while before he realized what happened and the choking tears reappeared. Tightly he had pressed himself against Vaan with his face pressed against his shoulder, his shoes dropped but that would be the least he'd care about, and sobbed and shivered. He had never seen such a creature before and it had terrified him. Luckily for the demon he wasn't a child that would tear the silence of the night with his terrorized screams and sobs. He was a quiet one.
When he finally dared to look up he only focused on the man who was carrying him in his arms. That was his savior. He would keep him safe and sound. Slowly he calmed again. Others would continue their screaming for many more minutes, but not Daniel. Dan was safe. No one could harm him while he was in Vaan's arms. There was no reason to be scared with him around to protect him. With the palm of his hand the young boy wiped away his tears and continued to look up at his savior's face as he dashed through the empty, silent, streets. "I'm safe." He finally agreed. Of course, he was still somewhat tense. With every sound he heard, even if it was an echo of their footsteps, he'd jerk his head around to see where it came from and what the source was. But he wasn't crying. He had no reason to.
To the next question the young kid nodded. It was true. For some reason they all seemed to transform into something else. Some in humans, others in animals. At first he hadn't noticed and thought they simply disappeared. Until he saw it happening without anything to block his sight. He found it strangely fascinating. But when he told his parents about it he was told not to talk such nonsense. When Vaan picked him up again he wrapped one arm around his neck and the other was playing with the sleeve of his shirt. He carried him like his mother had always done. That reminded him of what she had looked like while she was laying down on the floor and bled and died. Strange how one could look so peaceful after being so terrified.
He was carried down the stairs. He could not look back to the living room to catch a glimpse of his parents one last time. Never would he see them again. Strange. Daniel nodded once again when he was given his shoes. He held them tightly against his little chest. When he was sure they were safe and secure in his arms he glanced up. At that very moment a creature the size of a small dog, or a big cat, jumped at him. Daniel gasped sharply and yelped when Vaan turned around. It took him a little while before he realized what happened and the choking tears reappeared. Tightly he had pressed himself against Vaan with his face pressed against his shoulder, his shoes dropped but that would be the least he'd care about, and sobbed and shivered. He had never seen such a creature before and it had terrified him. Luckily for the demon he wasn't a child that would tear the silence of the night with his terrorized screams and sobs. He was a quiet one.
When he finally dared to look up he only focused on the man who was carrying him in his arms. That was his savior. He would keep him safe and sound. Slowly he calmed again. Others would continue their screaming for many more minutes, but not Daniel. Dan was safe. No one could harm him while he was in Vaan's arms. There was no reason to be scared with him around to protect him. With the palm of his hand the young boy wiped away his tears and continued to look up at his savior's face as he dashed through the empty, silent, streets. "I'm safe." He finally agreed. Of course, he was still somewhat tense. With every sound he heard, even if it was an echo of their footsteps, he'd jerk his head around to see where it came from and what the source was. But he wasn't crying. He had no reason to.
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