Timon continued to carefully watch the goddess before a twinge of worry was felt. She wasn’t blaming herself, was she? More than one rat was bound to wander in, regardless what she did. Besides, no one had gotten hurt. In fact, the Nobody had been on as remarkably good behaviour as Hades. There was no need for her to get upset. He reached out to pat Urd comfortingly on the shoulder.
“Hey,” the meerkat began, sharing an assuring smile with the woman. At least, until the burst of electricity that appeared around her. Timon did not get the chance to complete his sentence, for the scream to escape him, far louder than the explosion behind him, did not give him the chance. “Anyone could have made that-AHHHHHHHHH!”
He flew as fast as lightening itself from the statue, though appeared anything but graceful. He tumbled down from the statues base and onto the ground where he performed a series of somersaults before crawling back onto his feet. The sudden explosion had done more than just startle him, it absolutely terrified him. However, it was not the work of the loud noise alone. It was the electricity itself which Urd had summoned truly to blame. Sirens in his head wail in alarm after perhaps the most haunting thought of all came to mind: Larxene. Whether or not she really was there, he had no intention of finding out. As far as he was concerned, anywhere she was was somewhere he wouldn’t be. He wasted no time in turning back to check on the goddess, though he did look behind him to see if she had followed while he ran from the site.
Of course, it was never wise to look over your shoulder while you were running. Without watching where you were going you were bound to run into something, which was exactly which Timon did. Barely a meter away from the winged lion he had previously been on, the meerkat collided straight into its brotherly statue beside it.
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“Hey,” the meerkat began, sharing an assuring smile with the woman. At least, until the burst of electricity that appeared around her. Timon did not get the chance to complete his sentence, for the scream to escape him, far louder than the explosion behind him, did not give him the chance. “Anyone could have made that-AHHHHHHHHH!”
He flew as fast as lightening itself from the statue, though appeared anything but graceful. He tumbled down from the statues base and onto the ground where he performed a series of somersaults before crawling back onto his feet. The sudden explosion had done more than just startle him, it absolutely terrified him. However, it was not the work of the loud noise alone. It was the electricity itself which Urd had summoned truly to blame. Sirens in his head wail in alarm after perhaps the most haunting thought of all came to mind: Larxene. Whether or not she really was there, he had no intention of finding out. As far as he was concerned, anywhere she was was somewhere he wouldn’t be. He wasted no time in turning back to check on the goddess, though he did look behind him to see if she had followed while he ran from the site.
Of course, it was never wise to look over your shoulder while you were running. Without watching where you were going you were bound to run into something, which was exactly which Timon did. Barely a meter away from the winged lion he had previously been on, the meerkat collided straight into its brotherly statue beside it.