“That was Feliciano! We have to hurry!” Ludwig yelled, running as fast as he could towards the source of the scream. We followed him and found Feliciano sitting on the ground, looking at Lovino. Lovino was sitting on the ground sobbing his heart out and covered in blood.
“How dare you leave me, bastard!” Lovino screamed out in frustration.
“That can’t be…” Alfred started, unable to finish. I looked away from Antonio’s dead body. It was hard to believe that he was alive not too long ago.
“We have to go.” Ludwig commanded, pretending to be brave.
“No! I have to stay with Antonio!” Lovino pleaded, refusing to leave Antonio. Lovino had wrapped his arm with Antonio’s just to prove he didn’t want to leave Antonio behind. “Lovino, listen to me.” I told him, looking at him seriously. …show more content…
“Antonio wouldn’t want you to stay here.” I continued, helping him up and unwrapping the two arms. Ludwig helped Feliciano stand up once again. We kept going to where we found a room full of monsters. This room had the heaviest atmosphere, making me want to vomit. Each monster had their own special characteristic. Some were on the wall, spitting at us while some others were on foot, walking around. Majority of them were purple and had huge, black eyes that felt like they stared straight into my soul. The monsters on foot were all different heights. “What are those things?” Ludwig asked me, looking disgusted by everything in the room. “Who knows? Maybe they’re UFOs!” Alfred answered for me, and kept walking forward. I just hoped the cage wouldn’t suddenly disappear into thin air. When we got close to leaving the room, the cage suddenly disappeared and the purple monsters on foot started all coming towards us. We quickly ran for the exit and found an elevator. The elevator looked very old and looked like it hadn’t been used in a long time. We went on the elevator, not sure if it would still work, and Alfred pushed the yellow arrow button to the highest floor. The elevator dropped down as soon as he pushed the button, but then proceeded to go upwards. “I can’t believe I left Antonio like that…” Lovino muttered, feeling very unhappy. None of us could respond to him. We all realized that we had lost one of our friends and left him behind. Our heads hung downwards, feeling guilty. We reached the top floor and realized that it was our way out. We could see the vast blue sky and a path to the woods. However, there was a large purple monster on foot waiting for us. We had to run through woods that were never there before when we came. We ran at full speed until the woods and the house were behind us and the huge purple monster had disappeared as if he wasn’t there from the start. We all got on Alfred’s car, slamming the car doors