Real Terror! ((Still acccepting RPers. Scary RP Rated T)) ANOUNCEMENT!

"But All Nick said was to go to the back of the school! He was talking about a man (Presumably the walter guy on that map) and doors, how does that have to do with the stone? it's all the way over in Europe" She said, a bit confused.
"Never mind, let's get going, we're wasting time."

Taryn was quickly putting a few pieces of the puzzle together in her head. She thought aloud, in a voice that was inaudible unless you were standing painfully close. And maybe leaning your ear in. She looked up at the ceiling, "Europe. Here at the school. How? Portal? Walter... Stone's keeper, perhaps. Stone and book go together, maybe... Very strange all of this..." Lily's last sentence snapped her out of it. "Right. Time is short."

Alan was surprised, he was the only one really being quite here. "Well, I think that this portal he is talking about could acually lead us to Europe, either way, this is our only chance so... i say trust Nick."

"Same here. It's not like we have a choice," Thomas said with a shrug.

"Let's move." Lily said, she started running towards the school. She liked running, there was no speed limit and it was kind of fun to see how fast you could get somewhere.

((I WANT to go to camp...I haven't been to camp in eons. THANK YOU for not creating six or seven pages in the last few days. I have been busy with going to the mall and buying awesome stuff from Hot Topic to playing with my baby cousin at my grandma's house which has no wireless because she's in the middle of nowhere, to driving back home. And I've been needing an RP hiatus, which felt really good, and I still might be sparse for a while.))

Ceshlyta had one of those space-out moments while the others were talking. Boring stuff like that happened to make her space out. She held the holy water and the crucifix, thinking that now everyone was definitely overkilling this situation.

Charlie was getting a little confused with everything going on and decided to stick by Lily's side. Since she wasn't paying too much attention to the ongoing discussion, Charlie found herself thinking back to the book she read in Michael's mind. About the dangerous summons.

They were powerful and all of them amazed Charlie. She knew she had no where near enough power to summon them. Summoning Cooya had taken alot out of her. And even if she did, Charlie was sure she would never try. They were dangerous. Some could even kill her if she summoned them.
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"We're here," Hanyer said, stopping in front of his house. He was sure that his parents wouldn't mind Michael staying over. So he wasn't worried about them.

Lily could see the school down the street, it was dark, but not scary, nothing was scary right now except the possibility of losing a friend. She was getting loser as she ran, her sneakers pounding on the pavement.

Alan noticed lily and started running as well. He caught up with Lily. "In a rush are we?" He asked.

"Yes." She said. She planted her right foot on the ground and leaped up onto the schoolyard fence, She hopped over in one graceful movement.
"Come on, haven't you guys ever broken into the school before?" She grinned at them through the fence like Ceshire cat.

"Lots of times," Thomas told Lily, grinning back as he climbed the fence after his friend.

"I spent enough time here already but, this should be easy." Alan said and took a step back then charged at the fence and jumped doing a flip over the fence landing on the other side in a crouched position.He stood up. "why yes, i am showing off!"

Taryn sprinted toward the fence, taking a Capoeira wheel stance a few yards before it and flipping sideways over the fence. She grinned when she heard Alan, "Why of course, showing off is fun."

"Am I the only one that did this the normal way?" Thomas asked rhetorically.

Taryn had a habit of answering rhetorical questions, just for the fun of it. She leaned her arm on Thomas' shoulder and nodded, " 'Fraid so."

Michael sighed in slight relief as he saw Hanyer's house down the street. Hanyer had been quiet for the rest of the walk so far and of course Michael wasn't going to break that silence if he didn't have to. It's just, he felt rather worried and he did want to talk to Hanyer, he just didn't want to hurt Hanyer or Lily the night before he died. As the high pitched voice had agreed with him earlier that it would certainly ruin his friend's opinion on Michael and could cause a good deal of pin as well, and he didn't want that to happen.

He reached his hand up to wipe some sweat off of his forehead and he felt a rather intense heat coming from himself. A gust of wind blew behind Michael and he felt like he had just been smacked as he felt a small raindrop hit him on the back of his neck. "It wasn't supposed to rain though...." He whispered as he recalled what the newspaper had said earlier that day. Apparently though the weathermen were wrong as it was in fact raining above them. Oddly though as Michael looked left and right it seemed as though it wasn't actually raining on the streets that were only two or so blocks away, but he knew that the arriving storm was already at the Amity house, possibly dumping there already for all Michael knew.

Thomas grinned at Taryn and whispered in her ear teasingly, "Normal's overrated anyway." With that said, he kissed her cheek and murmured, "Now come on, mi amor, we have a friend to save.
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An old man in a black cloak was approaching Michael and Hanyer. Oddly enough, he was leaning on a scythe which he was using as walking stick for a moment. In his other hand, he held out an hourglass that was steadily running out of sand. He murmured, "Michael Koios. A friend of Thomas'. It's a darn shame that this occasion has arisen so soon. I was hoping my first meeting with you wouldn't be business."

Michael blinked in surprise as he watched who he assumed was the grim reaper walk up to him and Hanyer. But as the shock faded he simply sighed in slight annoyance with himself as he realized that he wasn't actually ready to walk into death just yet. "You would be Thomas' grandfather, correct?" Michael asked as he began to pull out every file he had on the grim reaper and death in his mind. His eyes lightly glowed green, then faded back to normal as a smirk came to his face.

"If I decide to stretch things I have about four hours left ya know. Yes, yes I know it it'll just get worse from here on out, but I have something I need to do before I die and I don't care what the negative affects do to my mind and soul before I complete it." Michael explained as he looked straight at the reaper as though he knew exactly what he was going to do. Once again Michael's essence didn't seem like Michael, but he wasn't exactly the wise untrustworthy Philosopher's book Lily had talked to earlier, he was simply a combination of both personalities at this point.

Taryn smiled back at Thomas, blushing slightly at what he'd called her. She nodded, "Indeed we do," she said, before running off toward the back door of the school to find a way in.

Thomas smiled as he followed Taryn, rather proud of the blush he managed to get out of her. He wasn't the only one that blushed, it seemed.
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"That is true," Death told him as he walked beside him, "I've simply appeared to give you the chance to die quickly. If you'd rather keep going, then that's your decision. Just remember that in four hours, you have no choice."

(Can Hnayer see the Grim Reaper? Just wondering.)

((Dunno.))

Lily shrugged and ran to the back door of the school. "Should we go in or do we wait for captain fantastic?" she asked.

"I don't know. Where is the portal or wahtever supposed to be?" Thomas asked curiously.
(It's fine with me.)

"Thank you for the considerate offer Sir, but I have decied to put some faith in my friends this time as foolish as it may seem." Michael replied as he tilted his head to keep looking at Thomas' Grandfather. "Of course be prepared to collect me sooner I suppose, I've decided to go back to the Amity house." He explained before glancing towards the direction of the home as the rain began to fall slightly harder.

"There's a rift under the house it would seem, don't know how long it's been there but it still needs to be fixed. Would you like to come or will I just see you later?"

"I'll come with you. I don't have anything better to do at the moment," Death replied. He smirked a bit, "Besides. I have some business in Amity House anyway. I just never got around to it."