Creatures Caves

Sarah clutched her side as she sped down the metal hallway. It was like it wasn't happening. Her mind was filled with panic and the sound of her claws clicking on the floor.

I'm so high. I can hear heaven.
I'm so high. I can hear heaven.
Oh but heaven, no heaven don?t hear me.

Her fear-filled ice blue eyes were glued to her blurry, running feet. She wasn't thinking about running. She was running out of fear and deseration to get away from the nightmares that lay just behind her. She prayed that the hand would come to kill them.
And they say that a hero could save us.
I?m not gonna stand here and wait.

Sarah, in her desperation to get away from the reptillian monsters had not realized that she was now in the bridge. Nearly blinded by her tears of fear, she looked behind her to see a large wet blur of green and gray right behind her. Sarah gritter her teeth and slapped the grendel across the face as hard as her weak teenage norn body would allow.

I'll hold on to the wings of the eagles.
Watch as we all fly away.

The monstrous creature just stared with its empty, compassionless crimson eyes. It then threw its head back in a thunderous roaring laugh. Sarah ducked behind the teleporter.

Someone told me that love would all save us.
But how can that be, look what love gave us.
A world full of killing, n' blood-spilling
that world never came.

For a second, she thought she saw the hand coming from behind the grendel. To kill it. To save her.
But it was an ettin. Its eyes, as crimson and heartless as the grendel's, didn't spare her a look. With a straight face, it picked up a nearby Light Module and carried it away. The grendel ignored the ettin as it came and went. Why don't grendels hurt ettins? Why us instead? Angry tears ran through her fur. She bared her teeth and leaped onto the grendel, slapping and scratching him.

And they say that a hero could save us.
I?m not gonna stand here and wait.

The grendel was surprised to see his weak victim fight back. He flinched as the Bruin norn knocked him over and repeatedly slapped his face, hissing.

I'll hold on to the wings of the eagles.
Watch as we all fly away. hi-igh-igh!

Sarah was filled with joy upon seeing that she was winning the battle. She paused to grin, and looked around. She saw the hand floating in front of her.

Now that the world isn't ending,
it's love that I?m sending to you.
It isn?t the love of a hero,
and that?s why I fear it won?t do.

Suddenly, the hand slapped her harder than anything had ever hit her before. She was knocked off the grendel and onto the floor. She got back up, tears of confusion forming. As she was never taught English by the hand, she hoped that she could make her point in Bibble. ?Sawah exmly- Ow!? She was cut off by another slap. She watched as the hand zoomed over to the scared grendel and picked him up by the scruff of the neck, and put back down again. It was then tickled. Tickled! What in the world was the hand doing?

And they say that a hero could save us.
I?m not gonna stand here and wait.
I'll hold on to the wings of the eagles.
Watch as we all fly away.

The hand said something in English to the grendel, and it [I]grah[/I]ed in agreement. It then proceeded to knock her over and slap her until she bled.

And they're watching us
Watching us
They're watching us
Watching us
as we all fly away.

She was too stunned to defend herself. Hands were supposed to protect them; were supposed to be the successors of the Shee.
In this twisted world, apparently, they weren?t. Sarah hoped that the Shee could see the mistake they made in letting these ?Hands? take care of the norns.

And they're watching us
Watching us
They're watching us
Watching us
As we all fly away,
Yeah.

As she felt her body shut down, the grendel stopped slapping. As her already blurry vision faded, she saw the hand pet the grendel. She growled and before she knew it she was asleep forever.

And they're watching us
Watching us
They're watching us
Watching us
As we all fly away

Yeah, yeah. Whoa-oh.