m everyone not aiding the predicament that I was in. Thinking quickly, I reached for a pole, only f
ap
r the glass panel anymore!
ything they could. Unfortunately for me, I was helplessly flung down onto the bright orange seats, my body landing roughly on it as I yelped in pain. The train scr
tarted slide and tumble towards me, I struggled to avoid them, some of them s
when someone's laptop al
oluntarily. Desperately clawing to stop myself from sliding down, my heart drummed loudly against my chest, my ears feel
st window all the way at the bottom. There was a large space at the window just enough for me to see through the
hakily, realising the immi
s i
one
down from the safe area. Flailing my arms, I tried to grab onto the seat but I failed to get a secure hold on it,
y c
pened my eyes. I was greeted by the sight of people pointing up towards the train suspending
mulated and the remaining open space that I landed on a
mbling as I knew I definitely couldn't sur
get out
ately. Wide-eyed, I saw the unmistakable cracks on the glass and my mind hastily controlled my body, settling back down on the glass
eaks, I am probab
am definitely
to imagine anything about my death a
don't look down,
rt leap to my throat. Now, I'm not really afraid of heights, but looking down at the gr
don't look down
as the same chant repeated itself
feminine voice, lifting my tremb
er hand out to a black-haired man who was dangling dange
around the pole as she kneeled down on the glass panel. T
is arms hopelessly to hold onto anythi
t in alarm, her eyes wide
red that he was falling towards me, his attem
s name as he did the same, h
from mine, adding more weigh
cked commotion didn't register in my mind while I hastily reached my hand up to grab onto the ledge of the window, not caring
ecided to strike my hands away from the ledge and I knew t
self for my impending doom, closing my eyes as I he
mid-air and a strong grip around my waist. My face that was supposed to feel nothing bu
low-pitched voice assured me and I lifted my trembling h
was up close, it didn't have the frightening teeth that a skull usually has, instead, the thtly tanned skin of his face, the parting forming a circular shape around
ferent colours. Upon closer inspection, his ocean blue eye appeared lighter than
ent trembling. Out of the corner of my eyes, I saw him carrying the black-haire
e around me, along with some whistling. He released his grip on me and I im
in concern and I nodded weakly, swall
elp the others no-now." I stuttered out and he no
e hurried to help me but I waved
whole figure covered in black as I watched him fly into the train. A few secon
m started to creak and I could only observe, nonplussed. The train started to move slowly
. He hovered in the air for a moment, staring back at us before proceeding to float even h
ghout the road, I knew what to expect next as I slowly gathered enough strength to stand up. The report
hering whether they disliked it or not. My mind wasn't operating logically right now
ll-being but her voice sounded completely
red out, sinking back onto the car and sl
rehend the situa
by the same man in the hoodie who the m
on that I a
ed up in my mouth and I sh
breaths and exhaling them out gradually. Eventually, I began to hea
questioned a hapless victim of the incident, to my sur
it isn't me that th
and it was freaky! The supervillain, Frost,
g an object vibrating in my right pocke
resting my chin on my k
saw the live news and please tell me that wasn't you at the window,
ugh the window and the one that got saved by this city's superher
ly alright? Do you need me to
I'm holding onto my last shred of sanity
t me to dri
ing call." I stated, answering the inc
other's frightened voice streamed into my ears and I just
s also the one danglin
mother's voice trembled a little an
my life." I answered her and I heard the gasp
Jean? I'll fetch
you are busy with
ho almost died, not my work." My mother said
my mum the current place I was in and going
once you are better." Jessie said and I laid
yeah, I
me, I'll drive you or you drive, no more trai
to take the trai
u hung up on me and I saw the n
g hoarse and I smiled gently, even
pear from your life that ea
bed and I giggled into my
. I'll hang up no
bed incoherently into the phone and I rolled
you too,
I lifted my head up, looking around and seeing the numerous amount of news reporters
walked past them, eavesdropping on their conversation with the en
hone's speaker, I easily recognized i
im, will ya?
ld chill ran down my spine when I recall
that all the supervillains had been put behind bars, another one appears. How the hell is he su
upervi
hero. What? Aren't they supposed to be cal
ination where I promised to meet my mother at. Walking and sho
s and supe
t seems so com
giving thems
heaving a sigh as I finally reached my destination. Observing no benches or
-and painful." I added, shaking my head and closing my eye
I stood up, waving to my mother who slowly drove in front of me. Eagerly
are bleeding
ing to die." I croaked out and
matters. Let's get you to a hospital first." My mother's voice was laced with
right. A hospita
*********
close to eleven and I was resting o
my eyebrows in concern, standing up
ws and heard everything from your mother, don't frighte
n again. You should go and rest, dad, you look exhausted." I said, releasing him
ce and his black hair not as dark as he was ten years ago, due
't a surprise to see the wrinkles and the slight grayish hair
with my favourite shows on the television, my eyes started f
ning off the lights and trudging to my room. I knew where to go despite the darkness,
damn
t my phone...
tairs to my living room. Once I stepped into the living r
" I whispered to myself, turning ar
y phone, Christ, wha
evision, I took another stepped forward, wanting t
out loud, hopping around and holding on
oww ow
leg sticking out w
alfway, still clutching onto my leg as I found myself starin
s, was dressed in a black outfit, except for a light green ski mask hidi
me. The realization of a stranger in my house caused a feminine scream to escape from