Jump City Dc 소설 & 이야기

Jax looked up at the final leap, straight ahead, higher than the others. "That's far." "You've jumped further." "Over solid ground. With no fire underneath. And no bottomless pit beneath the fire." He adjusted his stance. "Details." "Jump." "Jumping." Jax adjusted his stance. This would take everything he had. He jumped, landing on the other side with a few inches to spare. "How in the hell did they do this so quickly?" Fin jumped behind him, landing in the exact same spot next to him. "My thoughts exactly."

It was at that moment that I suddenly understood that the many times I'd compromised my life over and over again had already completely ruined me. "What… What did you just say?" Her voice trembled with rage. I simply turned and walked toward the stairwell. "I said, go ahead and jump if you want to. I'm in a hurry. College applications are already open, and I need to go back and finish mine." "Suzanne Gibson!" Mom shrieked. "Stop right there! You ungrateful brat! Are you really trying to kill me?" I stopped walking and turned to look at her. "Mom, you're the one who climbed up here yourself to jump. What's that got to do with me?"

“Got it, wait for me.” He quickly changed his clothes and drove to the address he received. It was one of the Hyacinth City’s high-end bars. He got out of his car and gave his key to the valet. With confident steps he walked in the bar, giving no care to the ogling eyes of those he passed by. After a short while, he found the person he’s looking for. “Justin,” a tall Japanese looking man waved at him. “Dylan,” Justin nodded at him, unsmiling.

"Because I need your help. How do I turn the electricity on for JumpStart's batons?" "I actually don't know," QuickShot replies, "I never use them before, so I never ask." "Wonderful," I say, watching as Heavy Metal stomps toward me. "So you can't tell me anything?" QuickShot: "No," I say, looking around, "But I know the best person who can." Still looking around, I see JumpStart getting up from under a fallen roof. He pushes the roof off and dusts himself off. Moaning as he tries to gather his bearing, I fire an arrow that lands near his foot.

Jace interrupted, pushing Lily to the center before he dropped down beside her and stretched his legs out. “Where’s Adams?” “In a cab and on his way home. He just needs a good night’s sleep.” “What were you saying?” Lily asked me, ignoring Jace. I smiled down at Lily’s expectant face. It wasn’t time for her to know yet. “I’m pretty sure I’m afraid of heights.” I said instead. “No way.” Jace argued, ”You went bungee jumping with us.” “Maybe it traumatized her.” Lily retorted. I didn’t think she really wanted to defend me. Any opportunity to argue with Jace was game.