Snippet #1802501

Teryl waited in the rain, feeling the pain of the impact and knowing that he must've broke some bones. He wanted to move, but was paralyzed with the visions he just saw and the pain he was feeling. Nothing was ever the same after his human life. He was never going to be regular, even if he was put back up in heaven. Nothing was going to be the same. The other students seemed to be jubilant over this new place, going to drink, going to classes, doing anything and everything to keep from being more abnormal than they were. Teryl couldn't though. Her face, her voice, everything was haunting him. Now he couldn't even think or sleep straight without the past nightmare corroding his mind. The rain hitting his armor was annoying him though. He needed to get out of the rain and find something to do to take his mind off of everything.

The metal plates suddenly began to shake and shimmer. He closed his eyes as the plates began to shake more violently and the quiet light was turning into blinding white light. He was soon engulfed in a soothing, radiant light that started to reconnect the broken bones. Water that hit his steel were now sizzling and evaporating. It was turning scalding hot as the area around him started to hiss with the combination of rain water and heat. Just as soon as it erupted, it diminished, leaving a freshly healed angel.

Teryl sat up, but still felt pain. The heal only fixed his broken limbs, not the pain that will continue. The metallic thuds of the rain were heard again, giving him the motivation to stand up. He had a limb in his leg and began to try and walk into the campus, looking at the different buildings. This place was like a small town. It was so big and had everything easily sustain a small group of townsfolk. He still hasn't seen any preexisting students, making him wonder if the five of them were the only ones there. Maybe the storm was keeping everyone inside or in classes. Who knows? All Teryl wanted was something to do to drive the loneliness and boredom away.