CH7
Fantasia Apocalypta
âDang it!â Rose shouted, distressed âFuri! Hold my arm!â
Furi stood frozen, eyes widen as the shimmering mana shield flickers, barely holding up
âFuck!â Rose exclaims.
In a blink, Rose grabs Furi by shirt collar, and dashes to a nearby ship, this one looks intact, for now
âArghhâ Rose cough, blood flew out, staining the shipâs deck in red.
âHey, are you there?â Rose shakes Furi, and knocks her back to senses
âYeâ¦yesâ Furi blinked, conscience crash back into her
CRACK!
The shield of the previous ship has finally given up. Fireballs began to smash the shipâs deck; explosions started to litter. A man was blown away, a piece of steel flew out of his hand
âNo! No!â He said, getting on his feet, eyes fill with panic
âStop! Youâre going to dieâ said another man, holding him back.
âWhat are you saying!â The man barks back âThatâs my family!â
He breaks free from his restraints and dashes for his memorial. He smiles, the biggest of his life
A fireball pierce through the gaping hole in the shield.
BOOM!
The man is gone, only his bloodied arm holding the amulet. A grim sight for any
âEeeeeeeek!!â The female soldier let out a scream, a cry for help, a beg for mercy. Where there is none
BANG!
The ship behind them explodes. Smokes fly high. Wood and metal are launched all around. Bodies vaporize; lives disintegrate.
Suddenly, a hand rises above the water
âHuff Huffâ He looks around âYes! Iâm still her-â
SLICE!
His head flew off; a piece of steel served it clean. Like a leaf in the fall.
Another explosion. Another death. Another explosion. Another death.
Back to Furi and Rose
âHey!â A voice shouted from the wheelhouse of the ship
âArenât youâre supposed to be on transport? This is the NRS Monoâ
âOur ship is gone! What do you want us to do?â Rose yelled back
âIf youâre going to come here then help us!â The voice replied.
Rose turns to Furi âFuri! Can you take some out?â
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Furi stood there, her eyes locked on the burning wrecks, the fading screams, and the black cloud made from scourges and smoke
âYes! Iâll tryâ Furi yelled back
Magic circles flared behind her, they multiply, never seeming to stop, till they fill the sky.
âHey! Arenât you going too far? How much mana do you have?â Rose shouted in concern
Furi determined with this action, yells back âIâll do what I can!â blood pouring out of her mouth, skin paled. her mana is depleting
âArghhhhhh!â Furi cries out, a storm of inferno launches back at the scourges. Sweeping through the sky like tidal waves. This flame will not fade, this flame will protect
More magic circles flaired, more and more, it seems like there was no limit. As she is concerned, no amount is enough
Scourge bodies fall, like dry leaves in the autumn breeze. Their charred bodies sink into the water, serving their purpose.
Heads turn to look up to sight. A miracle was happening; their cries and prayers were heard. Even the guns stopped, harden by war or not.
âHey! Support her!â Rose shouted
The guns sung again. A show of determination.
âGuess that as far as I can go-â Furi uttered covered in blood, collapsing into the pool of her own blood, as more pour out from her body.
Rose ran toward to her âDang it! I told you not to overexert!â Rose said, carry her to the wheelhouseâs walls
âYou should be thankful that I decide to grab a mana potion today!â Fishing a blue vial from her pockets. Uncorking with one hand. Gently pouring the shimmering liquid into Furiâs mouth
Rose turns to look at the once dark cloud blocking the sun. It seems the rays of hope have brightened the deck once more. A few scourges are left, the shipsâ guns tearing them apart.
âDamn, thatâs impressiveâ Rose said to the unconscious Furi
âHey! Howâs Furi doing?â A worried Mark rushes from the rear deck, Paul following closely behind
âShe depleted her manaâ Rose explains âWhy are you on this ship?â
âWhat do you think?â Paul replied, shrugging his shoulder
Rose turns to look around in the water.
A graveyard, the sea filled with shredded steel, burning timber, and bleeding gore. Smoke plumes from each wreckage. Only a handful of transport is still afloat. Barely
Death is all around, undeniable
âHey! are you captain mark?â A voice called out from inside the wheelhouse
âYes!â Mark replied
âCome inside, this is Captain Yamaâ
âYou look after her hereâ Mark said to Rose, pointing at Furi âYou too, Paulâ
âGot itâ They both said
Mark enters the wheelhouse, while others are in alert, running from where to where. Trying to assess the damage. A figure stands tired by the table, where a glass orb is placed
The figure let out a sign, place his hands on the table, and uttered
âWhat do you think, we should do?â The figure asks, not turning, his voice hallowed
âWell, itâs obviousâ Mark replied, knowing Yama knew the answer.
âRetreat?â Yama said, He looks up
âWhat do you mean retreat?â A voice pierce from the glass orb, familiar, but something isnât right
âI salute the Generalâ Mark hastily said âAt ease, Captain Markâ Zinovia responded, her voice came through the glass orb. âBut there will be no retreatâ
Markâs heart sank, like Yama before him. Glancing at Yama. They were really on a sail to death, and they both knew it.
âBut madam generalâ Mark tries to argue âmore than half of our force are wrecked, our ships-â
âDidnât you hear what I said?â Zinovia stroked back, her voice from encouraging, now a soulless cold âYou think, you all could come back, achieve nothing and put shame on my name?â
The room fell silent. Only the orbâs quiet hum remained,
âAnything else?â Zinovia said, tired of such cowardly soldiers, ready to leave
âNo, madamâ Mark said, the orbâs hum left soon after the soldierâs word.
Mark gritted his teeth, clenching his fist. Smashing the table. Breaking it and the glass orb.
âThese fucking shitsâ Mark cries out âThey think so highly of themselves. Up in that highchairâ
âSo, whatâs the planâ Yama said, interrupting Markâs rage
âShould we go to Aquaria? I have known some-â
âNoâ Mark interrupts âThey need the NRS Dunkirk right?â
âYes, So?â Yama said, confused
âIf we continue the attack, The Dunkirk will sink, and Zinovia will take the blameâ Mark replied âThey cannot let the Dunkirk sinkâ
Yama hearing this, is taken a back âWhat about us?â
âDie either way, letâs make it HURTâ Mark replied, his mind has seemingly fall to insanity. âThese fuckers donât care about us anywhere, So Letâs make them careâ
Yama equally hopeless only uttered, the right answer in his mind. The only way to not be a worthless corpse in the vast seas. The only one with any sense.
âYesâ
âYou know healing magic?â Rose asked Paul, who is performing healing
âYes, but itâs not as good as Juliaâsâ Paul answered.
The wheelhouse violently swings open. Anyone can feel the insanity pouring from the once calm room.
âWeâre going forwardâ Mark said