Fancy Dancy with Nancy?
What do you think it is, jae? “Father says they created it by splicing many, many genomes together. He simply calls it ‘Sin’. It’s responsible for much modern technology including drones and contactless.” Shit. Does it see us? “Yes, very clearly. They’ll be coming any minute. Better make this quick. “I don’t like it in here, jae. L-lets get out of here…use Nancy. “What? No way! That thing is pure sin. Nancy would never forgive me”.
Jade and Lucy backed up against the thick, cold, metallic wall. The ‘thing’ over there attached to the perpendicular wall to there right was supported by many machines. It was exposed to the open air though, as if human. It gave off the aroma of a butchershop, Jade noted. It looked like a huge pink muscle crossed with the goo children make at home using household ingredients, with no particular form or semblance to anything except haphazard experimentation perhaps. Its full body was hidden by the part perturbing out of the glass container it was housed in, which was over hung down to the floor by the part that Jade and Lucy saw as the unholy target. Why do you think no ones guarding it? Y’know, nobody else is here, ay? “Same reason it’s imminent demise will be so rewarding, Luce….they though that nobody would find out. Hold Nancy for me, Baby. I don’t want her to even be touching me whilst I carry this execution out”.
Jade took a sickened breath inward, then outward from his torso, simultaneously shot three arcs of light, sort of like scythes heads, yet they were of righteous, golden colour. They began to separate and go in opposite directions away from the front of jade’s body but then converged along the same pathway, headed straight for ‘Sin’.
Struck her they did, right through the middle of her torso. In that instant, it was as if the ‘muscle’ lost its firmness and began drooping. It turned a deep crimson red within seconds and began to emit a sort of jet-engine whooshing sound. Vibrating, it slowly began to vanish into thin air. Lucy stood by jade side, clutching Nancy for dear life, stunned beyond belief. How could they?, she managed.
Jade was now on the alert. “Quick, Luce! Now it is time to get out of here! W.H.O. knows what will happen next!” Now’s not the time, jae. “Ha! Follow me.” But how will we get out now? “Hold my hand. Watch.” Stunned again, jade led her right through the antechamber wall as if it were a thick cobweb back out into the cool light of the Autumnal Sun in Piccadilly Circus, London, England.
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Frig! Jae! You did awesome in there. How do you think it was communicating to it’s adherents? “Dunno at this juncture, Luce. Maybe by telepathy but my guess is that big computer thingy it was attached to spat out some sort of code language.” Boy am I glad that One’s over. Better check in with Paul now, jae. “Good idea! Gizza kiss!” Urgh, you Pig! Not ’til `I’ve had a shower. “Tch! You always say that, wif!”
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