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The group stared as the seal broke under Herobrine's arrogant onslaught. Without it, they reckoned, there was nothing stopping the god from destroying them. Maybe they should have stabbed Herobrine in the back sooner.
John fumbled in his pocket and got out his thaumometer. Now the arrow was darting back and forth erratically, sparks dancing across the device. He would look up with a worried grin. "Uh oh," he said. "We're in trouble now."
Max would look back at Cardes. "I didn't sign up for this shit," he muttered. "I told you we should have taken the wheel! Now we have to deal with this thing! Adam, do your thing with the sword, and I don't mean with Cardes."
Adam would look at Max with horror. "But Max-"
"It's the only way!" Max snapped. "We're letting some idiot with demonic powers make Cardes grow stronger! Can't you see? Somehow, Cardes is absorbing Herobrine's attacks and used it to break the seal! If we don't stop him now, we'll never get out of this alive, do you understand me?"
The pair were a tableau for a moment, Adam staring wide-eyed at the heaving Robloxian, before the spell broke. "Alright," said Adam, his head hung low for a moment. "I don't want to do this-"
The transition astounded even John. The undead paladin went from merciful sorrow to zealous vengeance. He leap towards Herobrine as he began to fall, his sword swung behind him. As soon as the boy fell to the ground, Adam lifted his glowing sword above him and stabbed downwards, right into Herobrine's heart. The others would hear a sound beyond the mortal scale, a metallic ringing almost yelling encouragement.