[Image Description: A 9 panel comic page featuring a black girl in a grey dress named Flower and a dark skinned teen with a scar across his face named Kelley. The background is a city ruins with in mono-color shades of (mostly) blue.
Panel 1: Kelley clutches his a hand against his chest and raises another to his head, expression panicked. His textbubbles read “no no no, I need to get back to my friends. I need to go home.”
Panel 2: Flower looks at him with a relatively neutral thoughtful look. A handwritten text bubble reads “hmm”
Panel 3: Flower turns, now in profile, and says “Ok, I’ll help.” Her expression remains neutral, her eyes are closed, confident.
Panel 4: Kelley follows after her, concerned. He gestures with both hands, pleadingly. He says “Wh- You’re like 7?” Flower, continuing to walk forward, angles her body to show Kelley her hands, all 10 fingers raised. She smiles proudly as she exclaims “10!”
Panel 5: “That’s only marginally better.” Kelley’s text bubble overlaps with the previous panel. He places a hand against his chest and raises the other out straight, a bemused type of concern on his face, “Why are you even in the Danger Zone?!” Flower’s arms are crossed, brows knitted in frustration, looking back towards Kelley. She exclaims “I live here!”
Panel 6: Kelley leans slightly over Flower, expression softening. Flower looks back towards him, explaining, “We’re going to my house. We’ll be safe there.”
Panel 7: Kelley and Flower walk along the street. Kelley’s hand is raised, pointing to the sky as Flower looks backwards at him. Kelley asks “You live here? Is malice a real thing?” Flower responds “Yep, don’t touch it.” He asks “What about the Invisible Horror?” She says “Hah, of course not.”
Panel 8: The background is a slightly richer purpler blue, indicating a change in time, as the pair turn a street corner with a car crashed into a post in the background. Kelley looks around curiously as he speaks, “Actually, being in the Danger Zone makes sense. Explains why Devin’s magic went haywire.”
Panel 9: The background becomes a light gold color, indicating afternoon or sunset, on the steps towards a building. Kelley’s hands are raised in the air as he takes his final step up onto the main landing. He says “Then they lit up like a beacon! I’ve never seen them do that before!” Flower walks forward, looking exasperatedly deadpan. “We’re here.” End ID]
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