<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=85312.msg3767797#msg3767797">Quote from: Darkcide on 13-10-2010, 07:14:04</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">The day was just like any other, but if one were perceptive? At the moment they'd notice there seems to be bees in the area. Not just one or two, but you're getting a couple buzzing around tables, and annoying people. A few people are even getting stung, this much has been going on for a couple of minutes until the rate at which people react to the insects was seeming to become more and more constant. After a few more tense moments a car was flung through the window, shattering it and crashing directly into Linda. Out on the streets, people were in a panic. There was a massive swarm of bees that were converging on one another and forming into the shape of a 50 foot tall humanoid figure. Stretching its arms out, it sent a hail of bees through the city streets were they stung and attacked everything in sight. The actions of this being seemed to have no purpose, and though actual words couldn't be made out. The thing just appeared to be engaged in deep laughter as it reached to its chest. <br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>It didn't take long for Linda to notice that something was different. At first she'd thought the winged bugs in the room were flies but as people started to cry out, she realized they were bees. She frowned. How had they gotten in? There was probably a nest somewhere in the ventilation system... Were there more bees or had people just started to notice?<br/><br/>She closed her book and rose, just in time to get hit full-on by the car. Glass showered over her. The car fell on her. Linda sighed. This was going to make keeping her secret a little more difficult. A few careful applications of strength and she could wiggle her way out from under the vehicle. Without a scratch on her.<br/><br/>The people that stared at the petite figure were soon distracted by the flood of bees. Her eyes widened and her gorge rose at the sight of the thing. There didn't seem to be any direction to the attack, just a desire to cause pain and chaos. The whole city was going to be overrun! It was a good thing she wasn't scared of bees.<br/><br/>Linda stepped forward and carefully stepped through the remains of the window. "HEY BUGSY!" she yelled. "Stripes are so last season." She wanted to get his attention, draw the things fire before anyone got seriously hurt. Narrowing her eyes, she emitted a concentrated beam of heat at its core, hoping that it would at least do some damage.<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>