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Apr 07, 2015 10:15PM
"Things are going to be a bit harder today." He said as she came down, not really looking over at her. "There's different levels to every ability, every power. "And you learned some of that yesterday. "So today I'm going to try and teach you how to get to the next level."
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She nodded. "Fine. Will that cause me to faint or throw up?" She walked up to him and stretched slightly. "I would prefer it not to do nothing to me though."
"As far as I've seen your pretty strong..." He trailed off, then cleared his throat. "No you'll be fine, you'll just be a bit tired probably. "That is until we get your energy up."
"How do you get energy anyways? When I see it, it's yellow and it bubbles in my chest then moves to my hand. How do I get more energy?" She asked him.
"You absorb it from around you." He said. "It requires a lot of concentration though, it's harder to do then taking your own energy. "But once your able to do that, it's pretty easy."
She sighed. "Alright..." She said uncertainly. She looked at him. "What's my target?" She said raising her hand already.
"Well that's the hard part." He said pressing a button by the targets. "They're moving this time." He smiled slightly as he looked back at her. "But I know you can do it." He took a few steps back. "Just focus on it, take a few deep breaths, and keep both eyes open."
She flinched slightly when he said they are moving targets. "Can I move around?" She asked. She closed her eyes and saw the energy build in her hand, when she opened her eyes, she ended up aiming forward and shooting none of the targets. "Oh..."
"You can move as much as you need to." He said nodding his head. "And don't worry it wont happen right away." He took her hand and lifted it up to the targets. "Relax, don't over think it and take in a deep breath. "Keep both eyes open, and don't rush it. "Only go when your ready."
She held her breath when London took her hand and lifted it up. She eventually started breathing again and started to focus. 'Okay...' She thought. She tried to focus, but when she opened her eyes, she felt the energy disappear.
He watched her for a second, trying to see how she was doing, before he realized something was wrong.
"What is it?" He asked looking at her curiously. "You don't....seem to be concentrating. "Is something wrong?"
"What is it?" He asked looking at her curiously. "You don't....seem to be concentrating. "Is something wrong?"
She didn't want to burden him so she shook her head. "No. No. Everything is alright." She said. "Maybe I need something to eat. Wait, let me try again." She closed her eyes and when she opened her eyes, the energy disappeared.
He looked from her to her hand and sighed.
"Your focusing on something else aren't you." He said softly. "Your energy isn't working right?" He pressed his lips together and ran a hand through his hair. "Tell me what it is, we can't work through it until you can."
"Your focusing on something else aren't you." He said softly. "Your energy isn't working right?" He pressed his lips together and ran a hand through his hair. "Tell me what it is, we can't work through it until you can."
"There's some things I don't want to talk about." She said quietly. She had been thinking about London and his old lover. A lot. Of course, she couldn't tell him that. "I'll focus, I'll focus." She said.
He wasn't sure he fully believed her, but he wasn't going to push her into talking about something she didn't want to. He took in a very deep breath and nodded slowly.
"Alright." He said gently. "Lets...try again."
"Alright." He said gently. "Lets...try again."
She nodded and looked at the targets. She closed her eyes and focused. 'If you don't do this right. London will be killed.' She told herself. When she opened her eyes, she raised her arm to the left and swiped it to the right. All the targets was sliced in half.
He watched from behind her as she made quick work of it.
"Nice job!" he said smiling. "That was perfect!" He wondered what had been holding her back for those few moments. But he thought whatever it had been, it wasn't now. "You see, with a little more practice you probably wont even need me anymore." He chuckled slightly.
"Nice job!" he said smiling. "That was perfect!" He wondered what had been holding her back for those few moments. But he thought whatever it had been, it wasn't now. "You see, with a little more practice you probably wont even need me anymore." He chuckled slightly.
She looked at the targets and didn't comment at his praise. 'The only reason I am able to do it is when I'm thinking of London, but when he possibly leaves me... Will I end up like his old lover?' She thought.
He tilted his head curiously as he watched her. He noticed how a bit distant she was today since the night before. He sighed and sat down against the table.
"You don't have to tell me what's wrong." He said softly. "But please don't try and use training to cover it up. "Trust me...it doesn't work as well as you think."
"You don't have to tell me what's wrong." He said softly. "But please don't try and use training to cover it up. "Trust me...it doesn't work as well as you think."
"You have experience?" She asked. She walked to the table with him and sat down. She crossed her legs and crossed her arms as well.
He looked at her for a moment, before nodding his head.
"A lot more then you know." He said quietly. "All it does is mask whatever problem your having. "It always pops up again right afterwards, eventually your just doing it....so you don't have to talk about it...."
"A lot more then you know." He said quietly. "All it does is mask whatever problem your having. "It always pops up again right afterwards, eventually your just doing it....so you don't have to talk about it...."
She sighed quietly. "Fine." She said simply. After a bit she got up, she came back with some food and put it on the table. She sat down and started to eat.
He sat there quietly by as she left, thinking over what he had just said. He hadn't realized it until she came back.
"I didn't tell you the whole story..." He said looking straight ahead. "I....didn't get suspended because she was killed...."
"I didn't tell you the whole story..." He said looking straight ahead. "I....didn't get suspended because she was killed...."
She decided to blurt it out. "Is it because you loved your charge which was human? It doesn't sound like a good thing for a angel to love a human." She said.
He quickly looked over at her, his eyes wide for a moment before he closed his eyes tightly.
"It's against the rules for an angel to be in love with a human." He said quietly. "And I broke those rules. "I didn't care though, she was so...wonderful it just didn't matter to me anymore. "But I learned the hard way, your charges, should only be that."
"It's against the rules for an angel to be in love with a human." He said quietly. "And I broke those rules. "I didn't care though, she was so...wonderful it just didn't matter to me anymore. "But I learned the hard way, your charges, should only be that."
She was looked down. Tears sprang up in her eyes, but she quickly wiped them away. "I see..." She said with a nod. "I'm still sorry that happened to you... But are you still in love with her even now?" She asked quietly.
He sighed and looked over at her.
"I miss her." He said taking in a soft breath. "And I do love her still...but not like that. "She's gone, and I can't be stuck on her anymore." He laughed slightly. "She'd yell at me if she saw how I've been acting all this time."
"I miss her." He said taking in a soft breath. "And I do love her still...but not like that. "She's gone, and I can't be stuck on her anymore." He laughed slightly. "She'd yell at me if she saw how I've been acting all this time."
She looked over at him. The words sort of stung... Mostly when she loved him only to find out he loved another girl and will only think of her as his charge. She looked away. "I'm still sorry that happened to you. Excuse me." She stands up and walks away.
"Your such an idiot." Jensen said appearing next to him. London blinked a few times, confused as he looked over at him.
"What are you talking about?" He asked curiously. "What did I say?"
"Are you really that oblivious?" He said putting a hand to his face. "Really think about what just happened." He bopped him in the back of the head before disappearing again.
"What are you talking about?" He asked curiously. "What did I say?"
"Are you really that oblivious?" He said putting a hand to his face. "Really think about what just happened." He bopped him in the back of the head before disappearing again.
She walked to her room and then felt stupid for thinking like that. 'You have other things to worry about.' She thought to herself. She knew she had to close the gate to hell. If she didn't, it would end in lots of bloodshed.
London sat there for a moment, before he realized what he was talking about. What she must be thinking. He sighed and ran a hand down his face.
"Idiot!" He said to himself, hoping off the table and heading up stairs. He wasn't sure what he was doing, but he had felt something since this morning. He knew he had to tell her.
"Idiot!" He said to himself, hoping off the table and heading up stairs. He wasn't sure what he was doing, but he had felt something since this morning. He knew he had to tell her.
She looked out the window and squinted her eyes a bit. There was a little of smoke in the sky. 'Smoke?' She thought. She suddenly saw little ounces of flames. Her eyes widened. "A forest fire?!"
London stopped as he came into the living room and saw red out the corner of his eye. He looked our the window and saw a ton of smoke and licks of fire. He cursed under his breath and sprinted down the hall toward her room, running inside.
"They found us." He said trying to stay calm. "The wards should stay up, but we'll be swarmed soon."
"They found us." He said trying to stay calm. "The wards should stay up, but we'll be swarmed soon."
"Swarmed?" She said standing up. "I'm not underestimating the wards at all." She said. "But what about the fire on it as well." She looked outside and looked down at her hand for a bit before she looked back at him.
"The wards keep out corrupted or evil." He said going over to the window and looking out. "As long as the fire isn't...." He stopped as he looked at the fire closer and gritted his teeth. "We have at least 5 minutes before the fire reaches us. "Less then that before it burns the wards away." He started pacing as he tried to think of a plan.
"What?!" She already felt the heat on her as it came closer and the demons surrounded them. "You can teleport us right? We just need to grab the essentials and teleport away before the ward breaks down and the fire reaches us.
"Yes." He nodded his head and stopped in front of her. "But we have to think of where to go. "I don't have another safe house for us." He pressed his lips together and looked up at her, knowing he would protect her no matter what. It was for some reason a stronger thing now. "I have an idea."
"Let's talk and walk because time is really ticking and—" The ground shook slightly almost causing her to fall. She looked outside. "The wards are getting weaker and weaker." She said with worry crawling in her voice.
He looked out the window and nodded, seeing the light from the wards around the house slowly fading.
"Okay, go grab food and whatever else we will need." He said. "I'll meet you in the living room in 2 minutes okay."
"Okay, go grab food and whatever else we will need." He said. "I'll meet you in the living room in 2 minutes okay."
She nodded and grabbed a bag. She ran to the kitchen and stuffed food absently in the bag as well as water bottles just in case. The house shook again as the wards got thinner. Her heart raced, but she forced herself to remain calm and stay alive.
He quickly ran downstairs to the training room, and ran over to the far wall. He put his hand against it and it flipped around to reveal a bunch of different weapons. He blew out a breath, and grabbed a backpack and put one of everything into it before running back upstairs.
She put the backpack on her back and ran to the living room. The cabin shook one last time and when she looked outside, the ward was disappearing. "London!" She yelled. She ran to the door and opened it quickly. She gathered her energy in her hand and shot it forward, killing a few.
He heard her call for him and his chest tightened, and he quickened his pace. He heard her open the door and ran over to it as the house shook once more, a few of the boards falling from the ceiling around him.
"Sira..." he called as he saw her standing by the door, dodging whatever fell the best he could and taking her hand. "Hold on!" He yelled over an explosion and pulled her close unintentionally as he teleported them away."
"Sira..." he called as he saw her standing by the door, dodging whatever fell the best he could and taking her hand. "Hold on!" He yelled over an explosion and pulled her close unintentionally as he teleported them away."
She held onto him tightly and closed her eyes tightly. She half expected them to get caught in the fire or demons, she felt unharmed. She opened her eyes and flinched at the sight. They had teleported to some sort of desert. There was houses made of what looked like clay or sand. She lifted her head and looked around. "Where are we?"
He held been holding her tightly to his chest without really realizing it. He let out a breath when he heard that they were away and safe. He pulled away and looked around at there surroundings.
"Some old friends." He said softly. "They'll hopefully let us stay here for a little while."
"Some old friends." He said softly. "They'll hopefully let us stay here for a little while."
She lifted her hands so the wind and sand wouldn't get in her face. "I see." She said. "We better find them before the demons find us." She started walking, but stopped. "I'm sorry the cabin got destroyed."
He followed after her and sighed before shaking his head.
"It's okay." He said shrugging slightly. "Something else I was holding on to. "I think it's better this way. "I can...start fresh now, you know."
"It's okay." He said shrugging slightly. "Something else I was holding on to. "I think it's better this way. "I can...start fresh now, you know."
"Yes because the desert is a great place to start." She said dryly. "I think we ended up in the Middle East or Africa maybe. Wow. A whole continent away from home." She said as she adjusted the backpack.
"I'm not saying it's a perfect start." He said smiling slightly over at her. "But...it is a start. "At least I hope so." He looked at her for a moment longer, before he looked forward again as they got closer to the little houses. Starting to see people walking about.
"Should we ask those people? Or wait until we eventually see your 'buddies.'" She said. "You know, today wasn't a my best day ever. I thought it'll be good, but..." She motioned to the desert.
