I was just about to greet Seto when I finally made it across Domino High’s front lawn. I can’t remember what happened next, but I do remember, after whatever happened, that everything went black but not before I heard a sharp buzz.
The next thing I knew, my head, and the rest of my body, was pounding with a sharp pain. It felt like all of the poisonous animals and insects of the world just decided to bite me. What made it worse was the fact that I was on a brick floor. Have you ever slept on the floor before? Do you remember how your back felt in the morning? Yeah, that’s nothing compared to how I feel right now.
Slowly, I started looking around the dark room. There was barely any light, so I really couldn’t see anything. I didn’t know where I was, I just knew that I had to get the hell out of here.
Fumbling through the dark, I was searching for my favorite sling bag. When I found it, it took me a while to figure out what I needed to get out of here because now, I had a major headache.
Where’s a profractor when you need one? I was rummaging through my bag; I searched every pocket. After repeating that about twenty times and swearing at the walls, I found my profractor in my pocket.
I stood up shakily, since my legs had fallen asleep, and turned on the thing after checking its batteries. The small electronic box hummed to life; it was alive but not alive. Blue and green strobe lights radiating from the device scanned the room. Less than a minute later, a holographic model of the room appeared above the profractor. Almost immediately, I recognized where I was and, more importantly, where the exit was. I was in some kind of dungeon filled with traps and torture centers, and the exit wasn’t too far from where I stood.
The cool thing about the profractor is that it shows you every nook, cranny, and dangerous places in whatever place you are. So, because of that, I was able to avoid any dangerous obstacles. The dungeon had a strange aura to it, like enemy territory. I felt like Lewis & Clark, except there was only one of me, no Sacagawea, my map was already made, I’m not a dude, and thankfully my name isn’t Lewis or Clark.
When I made it out, I made sure to close the door softly because I had no clue where I was. For that same reason, I found myself just wondering around. A few moments later, I saw Seto behind some glass in what appeared to be a conference room.
I held my breath as I saw him yelling at a guy in a black suit that looked suspiciously like that guy I saw after school. “Hey, you!” I heard a voice from down the hall say. I tried to run, but the guy caught up to me. The woes of being five-seven.
The guy’s hands grabbed onto my arms. I tried to wriggle free, to no avail. He was way too strong for me. I was pushed to the ground hard and a foot was pushing the air out of my lungs by landing on my back extremely hard. So hard that I was knocked unconscious. The last thing I heard was a deep voice. “Operation Kaiba Fan is complete.”
Next in this series: KT: Mokie?
The next thing I knew, my head, and the rest of my body, was pounding with a sharp pain. It felt like all of the poisonous animals and insects of the world just decided to bite me. What made it worse was the fact that I was on a brick floor. Have you ever slept on the floor before? Do you remember how your back felt in the morning? Yeah, that’s nothing compared to how I feel right now.
Slowly, I started looking around the dark room. There was barely any light, so I really couldn’t see anything. I didn’t know where I was, I just knew that I had to get the hell out of here.
Fumbling through the dark, I was searching for my favorite sling bag. When I found it, it took me a while to figure out what I needed to get out of here because now, I had a major headache.
Where’s a profractor when you need one? I was rummaging through my bag; I searched every pocket. After repeating that about twenty times and swearing at the walls, I found my profractor in my pocket.
I stood up shakily, since my legs had fallen asleep, and turned on the thing after checking its batteries. The small electronic box hummed to life; it was alive but not alive. Blue and green strobe lights radiating from the device scanned the room. Less than a minute later, a holographic model of the room appeared above the profractor. Almost immediately, I recognized where I was and, more importantly, where the exit was. I was in some kind of dungeon filled with traps and torture centers, and the exit wasn’t too far from where I stood.
The cool thing about the profractor is that it shows you every nook, cranny, and dangerous places in whatever place you are. So, because of that, I was able to avoid any dangerous obstacles. The dungeon had a strange aura to it, like enemy territory. I felt like Lewis & Clark, except there was only one of me, no Sacagawea, my map was already made, I’m not a dude, and thankfully my name isn’t Lewis or Clark.
When I made it out, I made sure to close the door softly because I had no clue where I was. For that same reason, I found myself just wondering around. A few moments later, I saw Seto behind some glass in what appeared to be a conference room.
I held my breath as I saw him yelling at a guy in a black suit that looked suspiciously like that guy I saw after school. “Hey, you!” I heard a voice from down the hall say. I tried to run, but the guy caught up to me. The woes of being five-seven.
The guy’s hands grabbed onto my arms. I tried to wriggle free, to no avail. He was way too strong for me. I was pushed to the ground hard and a foot was pushing the air out of my lungs by landing on my back extremely hard. So hard that I was knocked unconscious. The last thing I heard was a deep voice. “Operation Kaiba Fan is complete.”
Next in this series: KT: Mokie?
