Sophia White
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Besides pain, Laz didn't feel much else. He looked at the sky and just blanked out. He knew he had almost made it, but he was still going to die in the end. Looked like the only bright side was getting shot didn't hurt as much as he thought. The searing pain in his back felt more like getting hit with baseball bat than stabbed. Guess that was something to take to his grave. The only sound entering into his eyes now was his own painful breathing, the harsh blowing of the wind and a constant, roaring…-
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Laz ran. He didn't think Bill would shoot him, but crazy people can't be underestimated. "You god damn cyclops, what the hell are you doing?" Laz had always trusted his grandpa. But he had no idea why the hell he would leave him with this maniac. "HAHAHA, run run run as fast as you can. Otherwise, your in for a world of pain." Bill was riding along behind Laz as he ran. The trails leading through the forest were pretty well traveled so he didn't have a hard time keeping up Laz was running as fast as he…
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In the light of the moon, the silhouette of pale white skin was especially enchanting to behold. Her hair fluttered in the wind as her supple and intoxicating legs swung back and forth. She looked like a child enjoying a snack as she sat there, eating a bag of potato chips. The two guards behind her didn't say a word or even look at her. They knew she was watching them even now as this could be considered a test. As the newest members under her command, they had to show unwavering discipline. Anything…
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"AAAARRRGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHH," Laz's scream echoed through the barn, shocking the two old men out of their daze. He grabbed his right hand with his left and started cradling it. "Well, that's to be expected," his grandpa muttered walking over to him. He seemed somewhat relaxed. Although it was hard to tell from his expression, Laz almost thought his grandpa was happy he got hurt. "Well now, guess that bag was in worse shape than I thought, ah well. I will string it back up tomorrow." Although Bill seemed…
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Laz looked at his grandpa and wondered what he meant. Laz never really had to fight before. The only time he had gotten into anything that could be considered a fight would be when he had been assaulted that night. But he couldn't really call that a fight. He never stood a chance. Looking at his grandpa, he had no idea what he meant. He would soon find out though. After lunch, he grandpa told him to go get changed into something he could move around in easily and meet him by the car. Laz couldn't help…
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Knock Knock Knock "Huh, what?" KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK "Oh damn it," Laz slowly opened his eyes to the knocking sound on his door. He had no idea what had happened. "Laz, Laz? You awake in there?" His Grandpa's voice sounded from outside his door. "Yeah grandpa, I'm coming, one sec." Laz dragged his lead like body up off the floor and after putting on his shirt he made his way to the door and opened it up, closing his eyes to the blinding sun. "Laz! What happened to you?" His grandpa asked, noticing the…
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"Uuuuhhhhhh, what the hell happened?" Laz asked himself when he opened his eyes. His memory was vague and clouded, like a hang over from a night of hard drinking. His body felt like he had been hit by a car. Laying on the floor of his apartment, he could see the light coming in from between the curtains and knew that it was morning. He could only faintly remember that yesterday was friday so he knew that at least he wasn't missing school today. He also wasn't going anywhere for a while. Laying there like…
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Laz's body went limp in this crazy girl's grip. She only looked at his face for a few seconds, before flicking her arm and tossing him away. He rolled when he landed, only stopping once his body hit the tree she was previously standing by. He appeared dead, but her sharp hearing could still detect the gentle sounds of his weak breathing. Her face was unreadable and there was no way to tell her thoughts. Standing in the weak light of the moon, the chill had no affect on her as she looked up momentarily as…
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Laz was taken back. He knew something was there, but he didn't expect to see someone watching him. Or something to be exact. He didn't know of any animals whose eyes would reflect this color of green. Yellow or red sure, but not this. He was shocked. For it to be watching him and waiting, it had to be intelligent. But he couldn't tell what it was in the low light. Laz had a rather strange feeling at this point. It crawled up his spine and was nagging at his brain. It wanted him to greet it. But why…
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"OUCH," Laz complained. "Shut it," Grandpa Chu replied, walking back behind the counter. Laughing out load, Uncle Chu grabbed Laz and dragged him behind the counter and motioned for him to go turn on the TV. Flipping it on, it immediately popped up on a news channel with a live report from a beach in Florida. "As you can see in the distance, the vague outline of the object that appears to be a giant tree can be seen out on the horizon. People are baffled as no one remembers seeing anything like this…
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