Zerogai

Everything was getting hazy again, but I kept on moving forward. If I stopped now, there was a good chance that I wasn't going to move again. Rei had done me a favor by flying instead of riding on my back. I felt so weak, thoughts of just giving the round to my opponent crossed my mind so many times that I knew I was probably going to do it. I think my wand had even started bleeding again. What horrible timeing. "Rei, I think I'm going to call it quits after all." I said, shifting my eyes so that I was looking at the fuzzy yellow dot in the corner of my eye. "Don'y say that Del we-" "There you are!" Rei was cut off by the snarl of a reall

The last round left me in so much pain that I had a hard time even moving my ear. My eyes where shut, and I was going to keep them that way for the moment, even with Rei yelling in my ear to get up, I just didn't want to move, not yet, just let me rest while I still can. I could feel water begin to pelt my fur, first soft, then it started to come down harder. It had started to rain, and I managed to smile. I loved the rain, and I could just feel the tension wash off my body like the rain droplets, though my rest didn't last very long. I could feel a prod in my side, though it was much to hard to be coming from Rei. Opening one of my eyes

The paw steps on the pavement where the only sounds to be heard as the two companions walked through the silent city that held no human soul, only that of small animals, and dogs. The silence was soon broken by the sudden sounds of dogs howling and growling. Del stopped in his tracks, his tail close to being behind his legs as he looked all around him, to every direction he could hear the sudden sounds of the dogs fighting. "Rei... you hear that?" He asked as he looked up to his bird friend who was perched on his head, though he got no answer from him. He shook his head, having Rei fall off his head to the ground. Rei stood up almost insta