TheAdept
One Thousand Club
A strike of lightning lit up the sky as Jesse sat upon the road on the side of a mountain overlooking the dead city of Denver. The sky flashed white momentarily, then the world returned to the black of night. On a normal night, the city was lit by fires lit by the commoners clinging to what shitty lives they had and those by the Nobility executing those they deemed unfit for their world. This was no normal night. Jesse knew what was happening, though he did not awake.
"You all suffered at their hands, but who are you to say you didn't deserve it?" Came a low disembodied voice that felt like nails carving into his spine "So close, but so far away." It mocked, as it began to chuckled.
Then the dark clouds; barely visible in the black of night, moved away to reveal a bright white sky. Not blue, just a white that swallowed everything all around Jesse until there was nothing.
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His eyes flickered open to the grey light from the grey sky. The back seat of an abandon car on top of a parking garage wasn't the most ideal hotel room, but it was the safest spot for now. The town of Superior was abandoned, or at least it seemed that way. He had been on the better end of an ambush before. There weren't too many gangs anymore now that the Nobility took control, but there was always the Nobility itself and of course mountain lions.
He silently crept out of the car and to the stairs, pausing and listening for any commotion.
"You all suffered at their hands, but who are you to say you didn't deserve it?" Came a low disembodied voice that felt like nails carving into his spine "So close, but so far away." It mocked, as it began to chuckled.
Then the dark clouds; barely visible in the black of night, moved away to reveal a bright white sky. Not blue, just a white that swallowed everything all around Jesse until there was nothing.
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His eyes flickered open to the grey light from the grey sky. The back seat of an abandon car on top of a parking garage wasn't the most ideal hotel room, but it was the safest spot for now. The town of Superior was abandoned, or at least it seemed that way. He had been on the better end of an ambush before. There weren't too many gangs anymore now that the Nobility took control, but there was always the Nobility itself and of course mountain lions.
He silently crept out of the car and to the stairs, pausing and listening for any commotion.