Misuteeku
The One Who Tries
Goon Squad
SCENE:
Aftermath
LOCATION:
Alleyways, District
TIME:
Pre Arc-1 | 2019
PARTICIPANTS:
Aaron, Aristotle, Gerda, Timothy, and Rebecca
Aftermath
"I gotcha!" Gerda smiled sadistically. Now they had a fighting chance. With the needle implanted into the man's back, he'd slowly be disabled. This would allow Timothy and herself to assault the man, as well as allow Aristotle to recover. "Hmmmm?" Though as she was about to draw another needle out, the man suddenly glowed a bright light. It was as if he was emitting lightning. Then the dots started connecting. "Ah. It's all your fault. Thanks a lot, Timothy." Gerda gave a thumbs up and a stuck tongue out.
Aristotle also looked at Timothy and nodded. "Timothy, good one, lad. Thee have doomed us all." The big, older man made a strange sound, which the two presumed was he was trying to hum one of his symphonies to congratulate Timothy for his smart contribution. If he could, he would have liked to take out a violin and play a note on the highest pitch.
"H-Hey! How was I supposed to know-"
Then everything went bright white.
"KYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!"
"GUUUUUUuuuuUUUUUUUH!"
"AGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!"
Gerda, Aristotle, and Timothy simultaneously screamed as lighting ran through them. It burned their skin and clothes as static electricity did its work. When it faded, they all collapsed onto the ground, unmoving. Though unfortunately for Aaron, that was not the end of it. The wails and cries of pain had awakened one of their strongest from their slumber.
"Wuh, wah?" Rebecca shot up. Wiping the drool off of her mouth, her head darted around before peaking outside the open window. "Guys, are you okay?" Then she saw the fight. Aristotle, Gerda, and Timothy were all slumped onto the ground. "Oh." They weren't moving. Dread filled Rebecca as she looked up to meet the eyes of the perpetrator. "Crap, crap, crap!" In a hurry, she went to grab a potential steroid. Opening the glove box, she attempted to do it, but the car shook.
"Eh?"
Suddenly, the car started to move. It didn't move forward, nor did not move back. Neither did she start the engine as she was sitting in the passenger seat. Suddenly, the car turned around to face the red-haired man.
Wings had sprouted on the sides of the vehicle. It was propelling itself with its massive wing beats and blinked its headlights at him. "A-Aristotle?" Rebecca paled. He must have harmonized his voice as he was struck with whatever was happening back there. Which was quite impressive in Rebecca's eyes, but she couldn't admire Aristotle's tenacity for music when she was still inside the van.
As she tried to remove the seatbelt, the van blurred out its horns at Aaron. "BEEEEEP. BEEEEEP!" In the next instant, it dive-bombed the Phoenix.
"EEEEEEEEEEEEK!" Rebecca screamed as she held on to the side of the car for dear life.
"I gotcha!" Gerda smiled sadistically. Now they had a fighting chance. With the needle implanted into the man's back, he'd slowly be disabled. This would allow Timothy and herself to assault the man, as well as allow Aristotle to recover. "Hmmmm?" Though as she was about to draw another needle out, the man suddenly glowed a bright light. It was as if he was emitting lightning. Then the dots started connecting. "Ah. It's all your fault. Thanks a lot, Timothy." Gerda gave a thumbs up and a stuck tongue out.
Aristotle also looked at Timothy and nodded. "Timothy, good one, lad. Thee have doomed us all." The big, older man made a strange sound, which the two presumed was he was trying to hum one of his symphonies to congratulate Timothy for his smart contribution. If he could, he would have liked to take out a violin and play a note on the highest pitch.
"H-Hey! How was I supposed to know-"
Then everything went bright white.
"KYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!"
"GUUUUUUuuuuUUUUUUUH!"
"AGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!"
Gerda, Aristotle, and Timothy simultaneously screamed as lighting ran through them. It burned their skin and clothes as static electricity did its work. When it faded, they all collapsed onto the ground, unmoving. Though unfortunately for Aaron, that was not the end of it. The wails and cries of pain had awakened one of their strongest from their slumber.
"Wuh, wah?" Rebecca shot up. Wiping the drool off of her mouth, her head darted around before peaking outside the open window. "Guys, are you okay?" Then she saw the fight. Aristotle, Gerda, and Timothy were all slumped onto the ground. "Oh." They weren't moving. Dread filled Rebecca as she looked up to meet the eyes of the perpetrator. "Crap, crap, crap!" In a hurry, she went to grab a potential steroid. Opening the glove box, she attempted to do it, but the car shook.
"Eh?"
Suddenly, the car started to move. It didn't move forward, nor did not move back. Neither did she start the engine as she was sitting in the passenger seat. Suddenly, the car turned around to face the red-haired man.
Wings had sprouted on the sides of the vehicle. It was propelling itself with its massive wing beats and blinked its headlights at him. "A-Aristotle?" Rebecca paled. He must have harmonized his voice as he was struck with whatever was happening back there. Which was quite impressive in Rebecca's eyes, but she couldn't admire Aristotle's tenacity for music when she was still inside the van.
As she tried to remove the seatbelt, the van blurred out its horns at Aaron. "BEEEEEP. BEEEEEP!" In the next instant, it dive-bombed the Phoenix.
"EEEEEEEEEEEEK!" Rebecca screamed as she held on to the side of the car for dear life.
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