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"Yeah…" they went to an random, abandoned building.
"Yeah…" they went to an random, abandoned building.
"What did this used to be?"
"A church."
Nyx said nothing, just looked up at the gaping broken windows. Snow was still falling, landing in her bobble hat and hood.
"But then I came along… oh, good memories…"
"Why do you want to blow up something that has good memories?"
"Because I wanna."
Nyx understood that, to some level. Phoenix, after all, had blown up the lab where she'd grown up, where she'd made so many happy memories. And yet…
he placed the C4 everywhere.
Nyx watched him, shaking away cobwebs of memory. "Do you want help?"
"No thanks." He finished placing it.
"Before you blow it up, I have to check something." She closed her eyes and sent out her field, discovering a small bundle of energy in a far corner. She wasn't letting anything die this time. "There's mice, I think, over there. I'll go get them out so we don't kill anything." She stepped into the church, unaware that the crumbling floor held pitfalls.
"No. There's pitfalls in the floor!"
Nyx turned her head, having not heard him clearly, but it was too late: she was already mid-stride, her foot stepping into nothingness, centre of gravity tipping. With a yelp, she toppled into the pit at her feet.
He stopped time to grab her.
He put her outside the church and unfroze time
Nyx, shaking slightly, leaned her head into his chest. "Thanks."
"No problem. Who knows where that leads?"
"I'd like to know," she murmured.
"I don't."
"Okay."
There were a few moments of silence.
"Well, I still have to get the mice to get out."
"Don't worry. They already have."
She closed her eyes. The mice had indeed disappeared. "Well, time to blow things up, then."
"Let's walk away from it, like badasses." He said, having the remote detonator in his hand
She looked up at him curiously. "What do you mean?"
"You know… cool people don't look at explosions?"
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