Novel & Cerita Kenough Scene

His smile fading. KENNETH …Ma? Pa. A low growl, mixed with gurgling sound echoed. Kenneth turned his back, seeing five zombies plastering their faces on the glass window, then looked in front where a tall shadowy figure was slowly making its way towards him, with a clatter, growling lowly. KENNETH (crying) Home sweet home Kenneth. The tightly closed doorknob got broken, as the five zombies outside pushed it with their body. CUT TO

I sucked in a breath, trying to center myself, trying to block everything else out, but it didn’t work. The connection didn’t fade, It intensified and then it happened. A quick violent flash that was not a memory and not mine. I saw a battlefield with blood everywhere and the scent hit me like it was real, thick and overwhelming, bodies on the ground, wolves shifting, fighting, dying. And I saw him. Kenneth stood in the middle of it, his expression darker than I had ever seen, his eyes locked on something in front of him. On me, but not like this, not like now. Like we weren’t strangers, like this had already happened.

Ken urgently urged Ellaine. I awoke, feeling disoriented, with tears streaming down my face. The dream was still vivid, leaving me unsure of its meaning. "What happened?" Ellaine asked. "I saw myself being killed by a woman." "A woman?" "Yes... Ken, I'm scared." I hugged him, feeling his arms around me, offering comfort. "It'll be okay. Everything will be fine," Ken reassured me. I woke up from my sleep, realizing the tears on my face, prompting me to hug Ken. Our moment was interrupted when we both realized what had just transpired, and there was an awkward silence between us. Ken stood up and composed himself.

Aris runs right into my legs in an attempt to tackle Blake, and before I even have a chance to step fully into the room, a riotous game of chase begins. Kenna waves us over to a table drenched in sunshine. Glass doors overlook a deck with incredible views of the city below. I sit beside Sarah and feel…. “What is that?” I point to an almost transparent, glimmering sheet of light covering the open space where the doors to the balcony should be. “It’s to keep the kids off the deck.” Kenna snaps her fingers, and the strange glimmers of light disappear. She snaps them again, and they return. I flush, my fingers tingling with adrenaline as I slowly look at her. She’s not even looking at me. She’s

Before he could say more, he let out a sharp gasp and collapsed completely, his body going limp in the seat beside me. Now, standing outside the theatre, the memory wouldn’t leave me. My nephew? Was Kenneth trying to tell me who was behind the attack? Could he have meant Jacob? The thought made my stomach churn. I shook my head, running a hand through my hair. “What are you trying to tell me, Kenneth?” I muttered under my breath. I stopped in front of the glass window again, unable to tear my eyes away from the scene inside. The surgical lights illuminated Kenneth’s pale face as the team worked tirelessly.

The drive back is spent in silence; Keegan replaying her fall – and landing ten feet away – Ken realizing it’s time to share the truth. Needing a moment to herself, Keegan states, “I’m going to run to the restroom and meet you back in the dining hall.” “No rush, come down whenever you're ready.” Ken replies and the two go their separate ways. KEEGAN POV

The movement of Ken caused his leg to be mangled within the jaws of the rogue who had managed to hold onto him. As Ken moved to try and better position himself for a fight, we saw the rogue fly over our heads and slam into a tree. We could hear the crunch of his bones, as he hit the tree and slid to the ground. Ken immediately twisted, focusing on the rogue who was clamped onto his hind leg.

"One moment, Sir Connors." exclaimed Hector's doppleganger. "Allow Kenan to use his phone to pan around. We are using a drone to show you the footage, after all." A wave of relief was etched across Kenan's face when his partner in crime stepped in to assist him. Although he was furious, Thomas Connors gave Kenan his phone back, giving him that one chance to redeem himself. As Kenan nervously panned his drone around, he then saw a huge fireball at an open field. Right there and then, Kenan knew what happened.

Ken made his way back to the cottage, grabbed Nicky by the leg and pulling her towards the dug grave. The reluctant corpse made it hard for him, getting stuck at different positions. She seemed heavier than usual and had gone darker, her injuries had gone black and stunk of dried blood. Ken gave a sigh and rolled her into the grave, tears formed in his eyes as he scattered the soil over her. He made the sign of the crucifix and pinned the shovel on the grave.