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 Posted: Wed Aug 09, 2006 5:24 pm
Malcolm couldn't help but laugh at what had just happened. He covered his mouth with his hand to let his laughter pass, then threw on his serious face again.
"Come one Lorina - let's get 'em!" Malcolm said as he started to sprint towards the villains. He closed his eyes as he was running and opened his palms, throwing them out from his sides, palms-up. He was going to channel hornets this time. Hopefully the graffiti people would be allergic! He though to himself before he began to concentrate.
Envisioning the hornets coming to him, Malcolm focused on a swarm that he had seen when they had first entered the zoo. He had seen the hive nestled into a small tree. He pictured them flying towards him, like he had done with Lonny at home, and soon enough he heard a familiar buzzing that sounded like music to him. The hornets were swarming around him in a circle as he kept running towards the villains.
In one smooth motion, Malcolm pointed his hand towards the two people on the ground, collapsed in a heap on one another, and exclaimed to his swarm, "Sting 'em!!"
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Posted: Wed Aug 09, 2006 5:47 pm
Lorina looked from the siblings to the towards Raleigh. She tilted her head at the siblings statements, confused. Were they calling Raleigh a graffiti-er because he had his creature-type-thing? Or ...?
That was when, she noticed Malcolm running forward. She streatched out her arm in a silent attempt to get him to pause his, then retracted it slowly as the bugs began to swarm around him. She sighed, raising a hand to her forehead, hiding her eyes from the embarressment.
She wondered, as she continued to hold her head, if she should hide. Not that it would be worth anything, after all, the man had already seen her. Taking her hand from her face, she strode forward, though stayed behind a couple feet away from Malcolm incase he didn't have complete control of the bees and one decided to attack him.
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Posted: Thu Aug 10, 2006 4:26 pm
Yasuo skidded to a halt, a few centimetres from where the two adults were sitting on the ground clutching each other. Raleigh wasn’t fair off, his expression dead serious. His stopped dead in his tracks when he saw the wasps, eyes widening in disbelief. Cursing he tried to signal to Malcolm. "No, call them off you idiot!" He yelled, a number of expressions coming from his mouth that would have even made Ruri cringe. Those wasps were dangerous. They’d get s**t all out of the two adults after the wasps had a go.
Ooc: Sorry, so small. ;.;
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Posted: Sat Aug 12, 2006 9:38 am
The funny-colored hair siblings were preoccupied in their own mini-battle and didn't even notice the going-ons around them at first. The man was trying to bat his sister away.
"Get OFF! I don't want to be ruined by some punk graffiti-kids!"
"OOoh, this has gone SO WRONG! We were supposed to stop 'em, not the other wa---AAHhh! BUGS! BEES! STINGERS! BROTHER!" As the hornets hesitated around Malcolm, the woman jumped up and turned the other way, slamming into and tripping over Yasou, "BEASTMENANCEBROTHER!!
"POLICE! SAVE US FROM THESE MANIACS!" the man moved his hand outward to the police officers that had arrived on scene and were now discomfortly staring at them, the kids, but mostly the hornets.
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Posted: Thu Aug 31, 2006 6:09 pm
(( Heehee, Malcolm's such an idiot xd Sorry for the late reply, guys x33 ))
Malcolm couldn't even hear his friends as they told him to back off with the stingers. He was lost in his own music created by the buzzing of hornets all around him in a small swarm.
The swarm had barely reached the villains as they jumped up and shouted for help. It will only make them angrier, you idiots, Malcolm thought to himself as he continued to channel the hornets. It was only when the police showed up that a pang of worry struck Malcolm, loosening his concentration for the briefest of moments. It was then that, only a foot away from the villains, ready to attack, that his swarm lost control.
Suddenly the boy's face went from serious to panicked as the hornets were let loose from his control. He knew he had never trained seriously enough, but he thought he could handle it at the time. Guess I was wrong, he thought, throwing Lorina a worried glance, a plea for help.
The hornets were out of control.
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Posted: Sat Oct 28, 2006 4:12 am
The hornets were out of control. And they were confused.
Instead of all flying straight for the supposed target, the scattered across the group, going every which direction and after anything and everything that moved. That was ALL for those siblings, who both went running off as if junk-field dogs were on their tails.
It was also more than enough for one of the police officiers. "Back to the van, NOW!" His barking order was not a happy one. He was the only one who braved the onslaught of wasps to try and rustle the kids off. The others only too gladly followed his orders to leave.
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