“Welcome, General Isanbak,”
Isanbak was in a hurry.
“Is the council all here?”
“Yes, they are waiting in the halls of justice as we speak,”
“Good, it would be best not to keep them waiting,”
“Ha-ha general, it’s not like they have a limited time on their hands,”
Isanbak gave a quick smirk and resumed to what was at stake.
“Argh!” The pain consumed Walker again. His eyes slowly turning blank, as though the life was being sucked right out of him.
“Get this man to emergency! Quickly!” The doctors rushed Walker to the emergency, hoping to cure Walker of what was happening to him.
“Doctor, what’s happening to him?” A concerned nurse stood by Walker’s Side, her hands holding his. But there was no movement from Walker; it was as though he was no longer there in spirit.
The emergency ward doors flung open as an unknown stranger marched over to Walker.
“Hey! What are you doing? You can’t be in here!”
The stranger snapped his fingers, and everything stood still. The doctor still in a stance about to tackle the intruder. He weaved through the motionless bodies up to Walker’s side, putting his hands on Walker’s chest.
“Twice have I saved yours, and twice shall you repay me, friend.”
His hand started to glow and he drew out an insignia with the tip of his index finger, and magically the insignia appeared in bid air just above Walker.
“Meet me in the mystical park, tier 5, five o’clock tomorrow; come alone” He gave a heavy sigh and paused for a bit, “You only know so little…,”
The insignia then disappeared into the air, leaving only behind a slight trace of dust.
“I’ll see you soon, Walker,”
The stranger turned back to the door and exited the room. Then a great beam of light shun through the door cracks keeping everyone in the room out of sight. The trance over the doctors then broke, and the tackler was thrown to the ground.
“Where did he go?!”
“He just disappeared…”
“Walker! He’s awake!”
The room was indeed filled with confusion of all states.
Chapter Three: Awakening
Walker proceeded to the main hospital wing. Though he was certain walking out into a public area with the hospital pajamas wasn’t the best idea, he was more then happy to not have to go through another lunch meal in his ward.
“You absolutely professional, brother.”
“And I see you are still fluent in sarcasm.”
Isabella had a bright smile on her face, having spent many long years away from her older brother. They exchanged hugs and kisses before continuing on to the terminal.
“Hey, it’s your birthday today, right?” asked Isabella.
“Indeed, the doctors advised me not to be discharged till Thursday, but I had my own ideas.”
Isabella shook her head in ignorance. “My guess five years doesn’t make a difference.” Isabella turned to look at Walker. “So what are your plans?”
“Dinner at Franco’s, my treat.”
Isabella gave a demented look. “So let me get this straight, for your thirty-fifth birthday, you are going to dine at a cheap pub filled with drunks and jerks?”
“That’s right,”
“But that’s where you go everyday!”
“So?”
Isabella closed her eyes and gave a long sigh in disbelief. “I can’t believe I’m going to be surrounded by a bunch of turdwards.”
“It wouldn’t be the first time now would it?” Walker’s smile grew larger.
Isabella kept walking.
Timothy Tang
17
Rockdige Secondery
Jan 13th 1992
[[ The Wishlist ]]
I could use a new set of headphones...
More guitars?
Maybe a grand piano...
and the will power to write my books
If only life was a fantasy story...
A weekend away with my extended family perhaps? (You know who you are) (^_^)
Fantasy of Darkness (A book project of mine)
Da creater
[[ Don't talk crap, it's ****ng rude ]]
“Welcome, General Isanbak,”
Isanbak was in a hurry.
“Is the council all here?”
“Yes, they are waiting in the halls of justice as we speak,”
“Good, it would be best not to keep them waiting,”
“Ha-ha general, it’s not like they have a limited time on their hands,”
Isanbak gave a quick smirk and resumed to what was at stake.
“Argh!” The pain consumed Walker again. His eyes slowly turning blank, as though the life was being sucked right out of him.
“Get this man to emergency! Quickly!” The doctors rushed Walker to the emergency, hoping to cure Walker of what was happening to him.
“Doctor, what’s happening to him?” A concerned nurse stood by Walker’s Side, her hands holding his. But there was no movement from Walker; it was as though he was no longer there in spirit.
The emergency ward doors flung open as an unknown stranger marched over to Walker.
“Hey! What are you doing? You can’t be in here!”
The stranger snapped his fingers, and everything stood still. The doctor still in a stance about to tackle the intruder. He weaved through the motionless bodies up to Walker’s side, putting his hands on Walker’s chest.
“Twice have I saved yours, and twice shall you repay me, friend.”
His hand started to glow and he drew out an insignia with the tip of his index finger, and magically the insignia appeared in bid air just above Walker.
“Meet me in the mystical park, tier 5, five o’clock tomorrow; come alone” He gave a heavy sigh and paused for a bit, “You only know so little…,”
The insignia then disappeared into the air, leaving only behind a slight trace of dust.
“I’ll see you soon, Walker,”
The stranger turned back to the door and exited the room. Then a great beam of light shun through the door cracks keeping everyone in the room out of sight. The trance over the doctors then broke, and the tackler was thrown to the ground.
“Where did he go?!”
“He just disappeared…”
“Walker! He’s awake!”
The room was indeed filled with confusion of all states.
Chapter Three: Awakening
Walker proceeded to the main hospital wing. Though he was certain walking out into a public area with the hospital pajamas wasn’t the best idea, he was more then happy to not have to go through another lunch meal in his ward.
“You absolutely professional, brother.”
“And I see you are still fluent in sarcasm.”
Isabella had a bright smile on her face, having spent many long years away from her older brother. They exchanged hugs and kisses before continuing on to the terminal.
“Hey, it’s your birthday today, right?” asked Isabella.
“Indeed, the doctors advised me not to be discharged till Thursday, but I had my own ideas.”
Isabella shook her head in ignorance. “My guess five years doesn’t make a difference.” Isabella turned to look at Walker. “So what are your plans?”
“Dinner at Franco’s, my treat.”
Isabella gave a demented look. “So let me get this straight, for your thirty-fifth birthday, you are going to dine at a cheap pub filled with drunks and jerks?”
“That’s right,”
“But that’s where you go everyday!”
“So?”
Isabella closed her eyes and gave a long sigh in disbelief. “I can’t believe I’m going to be surrounded by a bunch of turdwards.”
“It wouldn’t be the first time now would it?” Walker’s smile grew larger.
Isabella kept walking.