Noon_Shadow
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Feb 28, 2018
- Location
- The land of magic and depravity
The Wraith looked down into her eyes, seeing the defiance and anger there staring back up at him. Behind his mask he smiled, feeling a small spark of admiration. Here she was helpless, barely able to even keep her own voice around the grip on her throat, and still she was refusing to show him fear. This only made him more eager to prove his point by breaking her spirit. He pulled her lithe body closer to him, holding her face right in front of his mask. Her breasts brushed across his chest through their tattered suits.
"That's what you believe," he said, his voice still rumbling and resonating with the extra power in his voice. "I will teach you otherwise. I'll teach the whole world otherwise." He then whipped his arm, and flung Cosmic Girl toward the wall like a ragdoll, watching her crash into it. The Wraith then gradually descended to the ground, and starting marching gradually toward where she had crashed.
"I once thought like you," he continued. "I didn't concern myself with power because I had not yet seen the natural end. Then I encountered the wormhole, and my eyes were opened. Power has not worked that way for hundreds of years because it's a relative factor, and the strength of the common classes has diluted the power of the ruling class." He was in full-on villainous monologue mode as he stepped closer, keeping his inexplicable pace, hearing the soft crunch of rubble beneath his feet as he stepped forward, watching. "But once I am able to open the wormhole again, I will demonstrate the value of ultimate power."
"That's what you believe," he said, his voice still rumbling and resonating with the extra power in his voice. "I will teach you otherwise. I'll teach the whole world otherwise." He then whipped his arm, and flung Cosmic Girl toward the wall like a ragdoll, watching her crash into it. The Wraith then gradually descended to the ground, and starting marching gradually toward where she had crashed.
"I once thought like you," he continued. "I didn't concern myself with power because I had not yet seen the natural end. Then I encountered the wormhole, and my eyes were opened. Power has not worked that way for hundreds of years because it's a relative factor, and the strength of the common classes has diluted the power of the ruling class." He was in full-on villainous monologue mode as he stepped closer, keeping his inexplicable pace, hearing the soft crunch of rubble beneath his feet as he stepped forward, watching. "But once I am able to open the wormhole again, I will demonstrate the value of ultimate power."