[Emanon gets some serious ‘badass’ points here. Hanna can’t help but take a moment to watch in awe as he subdues their attackers. With the moment over, he wriggles his way out from under the fallen shelf and boxes, sure to check for any injuries. There’s a cut on the side of his head above the ear, but nothing broken— he’ll feel it in the morning.]
No, I… we can’t leave now. I can’t risk losing all of this!
[He’s got no idea if there are more leftovers of William’s army, and no idea if they might have the brainpower to destroy the information he’s after if they leave now.
On his feet, he fumbles for his marker. Part of him wants to set them ablaze, burn the things to death, it would be so easy. Another part, however, doesn’t even want to kill them, despite the suffering they must have gone through up to this point.
In his palm he scribbles a symbol, then shoves papers around to write another symbol on the floor.
He gently touches the sigil and whispers.
I’m sorry.
Then a heavy word rolls off his tongue, and with it comes a dark feeling surrounding them.]
[The sigil on the floor pulses to life. White sizzling light crackles through the floor beneath them like veins. The monsters are the targets, and what appear to be hands creep out of the floor, up their bodies, and
their necks, probably with enough force to sever them completely.
When it’s done and the bodies drop to the floor, Hanna just… takes a moment to stare at what he’s done. Wipes a bit of blood forming at the corner of his mouth.]
I. I’ll, uh… I don’t— I can’t just leave. I couldn’t let them— They’re…
[He isn’t sure how to turn around and get back to what he was doing before. He isn’t sure if he should. They were people and now they’re gone. How does he...]
If you wanna, um. Y’know. Start looking in boxes? I don’t—… I’ll um. I-I’ll move these… bodies.