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As the blue echidna walked along the solid straight road, he felt the wind blowing forcibly in the opposite direction, silghtly holding him back.
"NO! I WON'T GO BACK!" shouted T2. He must've seen it as a sign from above. He was strong with his belief, and excelled past the strong winds. Meanwhile Nasya, who was supposedly trying to help T2, was still standing in the same location, laughing maniacally. She then slowly vanished, almost as if going invisible. She was being sneaky about something, but what?

Kiba was pacing around the living room with a mobile phone clutched in her hand. She has already tried ringing T2's number multiple times, but she had no answer. Finally she put the phone on the table and rested on a chair and sat there with her face in her hands. From afar, Storm could be seen sitting in a corner to herself, distraught over losing her father. Speedy wasn't too far from her, who was also content to herself.
"What I have done..."she whispered. Storm overheard her gentle whisper and turned to face her.
"Speedy... don't blame yourself," she tried to say. But Speedy wouldn't listen.
"Storm. It IS my fault. Look how upset Kiba is! I did that to her..." she replied, this time a little louder. Both of them looked toward Kiba, who was now staring out to the sky, with a tear in her eye. Suddenly Speedy had a thought. She stood up.
"I'm going to get him," she said, with sudden pride gleaming in her eyes. "I'll bring him back,"
"Wait! Speedy," yelled Kiba. But she was too late. Speedy had already dashed out the front door and set course for T2's direction. Using her source of power, she kicked off and ran at a fast speed in order to try and catch up to him.
"Great," said Kiba, who immediately frowned. "Speedy's gone too,"

The blue echidna was now standing at the top of a hill, and in the distance a huge city could be seen. T2 lifted his head and felt the breeze as he triumphantly escaped his previous demonic life.
"Finally. Freedom," he said to himself. But then he took another look at the city, and it seemed to look familiar.
"Why... does it feel like I know this place?" he said. He payed attention to the structure of the buildings and the glistening lights. Then it hit him like a bullet. He remembered that image in the red cloud: the city that was on fire with people screaming, and all sorts of terror. It looked indentical to what he was staring at, although the only difference is that this city looks completely intact. T2 froze for a minute or too, wondering what to believe. Naturally, he came to a quick decision.
"Why do I let it get to me. The whole thing was a joke," he decided. With that, he proceeded down the hill and was merely a few steps away.

Not too far from the city, on the opposite side, lines and lines of figures in combat-like suits and face-covering helmets were standing at attention, waiting for someone. That someone came, when a black wolf in a red leather jacket emerged on top of a small rock, making her higher than the lines of soldiers. Her eyes were closed, and her arms were crossed.
Suddenly, she opened her icy stare. She said nothing but one word.
"Go!"
On that word, the lines of soldiers began moving in toward the city, fully armed with weaponry. There were at least twenty to a line, across at least fourty lines.
After most of the soldiers had moved, the last few lines were preparing to drop down and move forward when they were stopped by the black wolf.

"Not so fast. I have a special task for you lot,"

Description
As the blue echidna walked along the solid straight road, he felt the wind blowing forcibly in the opposite direction, silghtly holding him back.
"NO! I WON'T GO BACK!" shouted T2. He must've seen it as a sign from above. He was strong with his belief, and excelled past the strong winds. Meanwhile Nasya, who was supposedly trying to help T2, was still standing in the same location, laughing maniacally. She then slowly vanished, almost as if going invisible. She was being sneaky about something, but what?

Kiba was pacing around the living room with a mobile phone clutched in her hand. She has already tried ringing T2's number multiple times, but she had no answer. Finally she put the phone on the table and rested on a chair and sat there with her face in her hands. From afar, Storm could be seen sitting in a corner to herself, distraught over losing her father. Speedy wasn't too far from her, who was also content to herself.
"What I have done..."she whispered. Storm overheard her gentle whisper and turned to face her.
"Speedy... don't blame yourself," she tried to say. But Speedy wouldn't listen.
"Storm. It IS my fault. Look how upset Kiba is! I did that to her..." she replied, this time a little louder. Both of them looked toward Kiba, who was now staring out to the sky, with a tear in her eye. Suddenly Speedy had a thought. She stood up.
"I'm going to get him," she said, with sudden pride gleaming in her eyes. "I'll bring him back,"
"Wait! Speedy," yelled Kiba. But she was too late. Speedy had already dashed out the front door and set course for T2's direction. Using her source of power, she kicked off and ran at a fast speed in order to try and catch up to him.
"Great," said Kiba, who immediately frowned. "Speedy's gone too,"

The blue echidna was now standing at the top of a hill, and in the distance a huge city could be seen. T2 lifted his head and felt the breeze as he triumphantly escaped his previous demonic life.
"Finally. Freedom," he said to himself. But then he took another look at the city, and it seemed to look familiar.
"Why... does it feel like I know this place?" he said. He payed attention to the structure of the buildings and the glistening lights. Then it hit him like a bullet. He remembered that image in the red cloud: the city that was on fire with people screaming, and all sorts of terror. It looked indentical to what he was staring at, although the only difference is that this city looks completely intact. T2 froze for a minute or too, wondering what to believe. Naturally, he came to a quick decision.
"Why do I let it get to me. The whole thing was a joke," he decided. With that, he proceeded down the hill and was merely a few steps away.

Not too far from the city, on the opposite side, lines and lines of figures in combat-like suits and face-covering helmets were standing at attention, waiting for someone. That someone came, when a black wolf in a red leather jacket emerged on top of a small rock, making her higher than the lines of soldiers. Her eyes were closed, and her arms were crossed.
Suddenly, she opened her icy stare. She said nothing but one word.
"Go!"
On that word, the lines of soldiers began moving in toward the city, fully armed with weaponry. There were at least twenty to a line, across at least fourty lines.
After most of the soldiers had moved, the last few lines were preparing to drop down and move forward when they were stopped by the black wolf.

"Not so fast. I have a special task for you lot,"