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interrogation scene my beloved
We'd never had a fight. No. This was our first one. Yes it was. And I must say, I didn't care for it. Neither did I.
sometimes I’m like huh what if I simply….deleted this blog??
casually scrolling on my phone while at the gym and I see a mutual’s hole and now I’m distracted
welcome to the club josephs birthday
Okay, here is ur thing like a day late. I didn't edit but maybe you'll like it :)
“Saaaassshhaaaa.”
The blonde grinned at Anne. “Look, this is what happens when you decide to try hunting on your own.”
Her friend pouted, mumbling something.
“What was that?”
“Nothing.” Anne teased, unable to hide the amusement.
“I’m just saying, don’t sneak out on your own.” Sasha snickered, “Or at least pay attention to where you are walking.”
Sasha lowered herself to her knees as she got to undoing the knot around Anne’s ankle, “Honestly,” she began to chide again, “who knew Marcy knew how to do this?”
Anne snorted, “Probably from all those books she read.”
Sasha smiled as she set Anne free, “Well come on. We have to get back before,” Sasha shuddered for a moment, “another giant bug comes and attacks.”
Anne shivered beside her, “Yeah, that wasn’t fun.”
Silently the girls began their trek back. Since arriving in this place, the trio have seen all kinds of giant bugs. Most of which, they have gotten lucky dealing with. Stealing and opening that music box had gotten them transported here, something none of them expected, but at least they were together. Sasha didn’t like to think about what would happen if they were separated.
“You’re back!!” Marcy cheered as she ran out of their cave and tackled the pair of girls. Sasha snickered as she and Anne hugged their smaller friend back.
“So,” Sasha began as she pulled away, “did you learn anything new about this place today?”
It would be good to have some more information on wherever they landed.
“I went up the hill to draw some more.” Marcy grinned as she pulled out her notebook, “Aside from the shape in the distance that is probably a tower, there is probably a small town not too far from here. I can’t exactly tell though, it's just a large clearing and I am assuming.”
Sasha nodded as Anne looked excited, “Come on, this is you. Most of your assumptions are pretty much facts.”
“Hey,” Sasha began, getting the other two’s attention, “We’ll check it out tomorrow, for now let’s just chill. It’s already getting late.” She finished by pointing at the setting sun.
***
Sasha isn’t sure what woke her up. Last night was full of laughs and staying up, so realistically she shouldn’t be up, she should be asleep. Especially given how tired she was.
The blonde turned her attention to Anne and Marcy, both were still asleep. Well, since she was up Sasha supposed she could go for a walk.
They’ll be fine.
Five minutes later, Sasha could definitely say she was lost.
She really should’ve been tracking her steps, or at least listen to Marcy when she was rambling about how the landscape was around them. Honestly she could point out five billion things and all Sasha noticed was tree, tree, grass, bush, creature, tree, tre—
Oh shit.
The creature lunged at her, Sasha only had enough time to move sideways. Only for another to tackle her from behind.
And then she was swarmed.
Pinned to the ground, she finally got a good look at her captors. Some…
Toads?
“Well, well, well.” Sasha’s attention moved to the one coming closer.
They could talk?
The toad was wearing some kind of armor and had a blue and yellow eye. He could’ve been some kind of soldier.
“Hello creature,” the toad began, smiling, “what exactly are you?”
Sasha only glared at him.
The toad’s smile began to waiver, “Why are you here? I haven’t seen anything like you in the valley before.”
Sasha sneered at him, rolling her eyes. There were five toads here, not counting him. She can’t take them all. Especially considering she was only 13.
The toad growled, “Are there more of you?”
Sasha scoffed. Let him process that as he will, but she would never sell out her friends.
“Fine then.” the toad muttered, “We’ll just have to take you with us.”
Shit.
And as Sasha was beginning to be dragged away, she couldn’t help but think, she should’ve stayed in the cave.
“I’m just saying, don’t sneak out on your own.” Sasha snickered, “Or at least pay attention to where you are walking.”
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