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			At the same time the second slightly smaller alien jumped out on the opposite side of fire wall. His wounds from the daggers were completely cauterized. It fell on the floor and rolled till it got on its fours. Looking at the mage that casted the spell it slithered, climbing the counter then to the wall over it, dropping frames with photographs and various ornaments that hang there. Almost at the ceiling it stopped, curved its head looking at Ellora and just jumped over her, throwing the brunette at the ground hard, hissing and flapping its snake-like tongue right in front of her face as the fire spell started extinguishing itself on the background.
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</blockquote><br/>Ellora couldn’t believe it. She hadn’t even been sure she actually cast any spell that brought her here, but now that she has seen firsthand the fire that erupted seemingly out of nowhere, in reality it came from her. She created that with nothing but words and her hand.<br/><br/>She stood there frozen in place, mouth agape and eyes wide in surprise, looking completely dumbfounded in her stupor, that she hadn’t noticed the alien that escaped the flames and made its way towards her. It was only once it was directly above her that she heard the blood-freezing gurgle growling from its neck and out its mouth as it zeroed in directly on her. Her head tilted up to meet its eyes, her body quaking furiously in fear. She dropped her book and let out a scream as it leapt down onto her, slamming her to the ground. Whimpering, her hands flung up to the monster’s face, trying to keep it as far away from her. Its teeth were sharp with multiple rows, its hissing tongue was forked as it stretched from its jaw to her face, the tip of it managing to tickle just above her lips despite her hold against him. She was practically crying now, feeling like she was in a movie, and this was the moment she’d die. She didn’t want to be the first one, the most incompetent person of the group that is immediately taken to the grave by the terrifying monster. She wanted to know she had at least a small chance, but she didn’t.<br/><br/>She was completely trapped below the creature’s weight. She couldn’t kick as all her limbs were held down by its legs. She tried to punch, but the alien was faster, grabbing her arms and pinning them to the ground on either side of her head. She couldn’t squirm as it weighed far more than she could maneuver. As its hands held at her forearms, its nails would scratch at the floor right by her ears, eliciting another cry from her.<br/><br/>Why wouldn’t it just end it already? She was completely immobilized, there was nothing she could do. Why this torture? Her whole body was completely and utterly wracked with a fear she’d never felt before as her vision was filled with tears and burnt alien mug, its tongue still hissing against her.