Event #7 Here we go again... [Tag: Worms]

[Cameron Nelson]

«"̴͡A̶m͝a̴͠n̴͡d҉a͢?̛!̶͡͞ Ą̧H͞A̧H̀͘͢A̧H̕͝A̡H!̴̀ AH҉AH̀HA̷H̕͠HÁ̶͘HA̷͘͡H̷̛́!͏̡͡.̸̧̀.́͜.̵ ͢S̶͟͟h̀͘ę͘ is g͞͏̧o̧n̵͝e,͢"̸̕,»

And quote. He moaned in exhaustion, his hand lightly gripping the top of his head. Amanda gone, Amanda gone. Yes, yes. He get’s the hint, people who mean well go gone, the people who could be worthwhile are gone. He groaned in annoyance as he blinked, sitting up. His eyes groggily opening, than he saw... «.... Becca, someon-» Ugh, his body went on all fours and tried standing up but it was harder from the noise in his head. “Ugh...” His body almost fell down again, and just sat.

[Nancy Holmes]

Nancy stumbled through the corridor, eventually reaching a classroom. Was this a different one frm where she came from? She was confused, hos did she get here? Magic, of course, but...her aunt, Pidge.... was this for real? She entered the room and saw a guy sitting on the floor, some blonde one. Who cared. Besides him...nobody. No Veronica, no Pidge or Naya or Kat. Damn.

She felt a weight in her hand and when she looked down, she saw the bat. Pidge's bat. Right, she had snatched it from her.... .....So it hadn't been a dream. But... She shook her head slightly. The last thing she remembered was that Pidge had hurt her head and she was going to.... Did she.... did she kill them? In horror, she stared at the bat. No blood on it though.... What on earth happened to her..??

[Something]

"Good girl," a voice inside Nancy's head broke the silence and startled her. Next second the girl felt pleasant shivers going down her spine again like she was a cat and somebody gently patted her on her back. "You proved your worth," the voice said, the buzzing sound inside her head came and went in waves. "Now wake Rebecca up," it ordered her, making her walk over and fall to her knees beside the brunette, the bat made a loud thud as it hit the ground.

[Katherine Drake]

Katherine slowly woke up, but didn't care to open her eyes. The headache coming from these blackouts was a common thing at this point, so Katherine didn't worry about that too much either. At first she tried to make herself believe that she wouldn't care about where she was brought now, but eventually the survival instinct kicked back in and Katherine quickly opened her eyes and sat up. 

Another classroom. Wow.. Katherine couldn't even act to be scared. Maybe Nancy and the other kids were just telling silly jokes and pranking the teachers. This was nothing horrific at all, being brought to different rooms and occasionally passing out.

Katherine heard someone walking in the same room, she stood up and adjusted her clothing. I want clothes...And food...And movies..Maybe this wasn't horrific but definitely annoying and kinda nerve wracking. The girl entering the room was Nancy. "Hey Nancy..." Katherine said calmly and slightly indifferent, "Something new happened? Because.. I didn't see much being possed or murdering, only anno-" Katherine stopped as she saw the same girl from the last group she was in. No god..No god, please no...No, no, no. 

Luckily Katherine remembered her cigarettes and started smoking a cigarette to pass the time. 

[Nancy Holmes]

"Hey Nancy..."
She looked up. Oh.... Kat. She was here too. At her question, she looked back at the bat in her hands. Actually... nothing had really happened. Did it? Wait, didn't she see Uncle Jack? And Roni and Pidge had just disappeared out of the room in the split of a second... Or has this been a dream..? "Uh.... I don't know...", she eventually replied with a numb voice and rose her eyes to Kat again. Nothing happened to her. Right? Maybe to someone else, but she didn't know about anything.

"Good girl,"
Her body stiffened at the voice and she looked around. Was it all in her head again? Was she seriously going insane? Probably... But... Ahhhh.... yes..... she remembered those tickling shivers. She was almost purring at the feeling. Her body relaxed again.

"You proved your worth. Now wake Rebecca up,"
She didn't even try to oppose to this order, it wasn't like it was anything bad. Actually, it was something good. Good as the feeling it was giving her. Her legs moved on their own, over to the sleeping girl, falling to her knees right next to her. The floor was hard, but she didn't feel any pain. Just a loud, wooden clacking when the bat also hit the floor. She didn't let go of it, but instead used her other hand to put it on the girl's shoulder. "Hey... wake up...", she mumbled as she shook the shoulder of the black-haired.