NOAH
Noah didn’t need Fox’s command to finish the creature off. As soon as he heard the thud from his friend hitting the ground, VI’s demigod’s eyes and body burst with brilliant, licking celestial energy. Pupilless, glowing eyes turned up at the foul golem. Just as the creature reached out to swing at Noah again, the dome covered them.
Glittering with sunlight and raw, unbridled power Noah’s divine opposition covered them. It even reached Fox enough that the man would feel the wind come back into his lungs, bruises dissipate beneath his skin, and any exhaustion he felt to melt into strength and vigor. The golem, on the other hand, wasn’t as lucky. To be an adversary against Noah meant the golem faced the opposite as Fox. White hot and burning, the sunlit damage crept into every pore and orifice of the stone creature. If it could scream, the Sentinel was sure it would be.
Instead, it fell to the ground in a broken pile of stones and one mighty groan of the earth beneath it.
Noah stood, then. He slung his spear in the makeshift sheath over his back and turned to Fox. ”You alright?” he asked, simply enough.
Glittering with sunlight and raw, unbridled power Noah’s divine opposition covered them. It even reached Fox enough that the man would feel the wind come back into his lungs, bruises dissipate beneath his skin, and any exhaustion he felt to melt into strength and vigor. The golem, on the other hand, wasn’t as lucky. To be an adversary against Noah meant the golem faced the opposite as Fox. White hot and burning, the sunlit damage crept into every pore and orifice of the stone creature. If it could scream, the Sentinel was sure it would be.
Instead, it fell to the ground in a broken pile of stones and one mighty groan of the earth beneath it.
Noah stood, then. He slung his spear in the makeshift sheath over his back and turned to Fox. ”You alright?” he asked, simply enough.
I wait and tell myself "life ain't chess,"
But no one comes in and yes, you're alone
But no one comes in and yes, you're alone
