Matpat X Springtrap Novels & Stories

Some shoot me dirty glare. "My wife is pregnant, it better be something worth my precious time.___" Kia tells me. Kia is my sniper and this man does the impossible when handed Nr.1 Barrett M82. "We go with Kia." Becky says as he pulls his Sig Sauer P210 and places it on the table. "You know this is not going to work on me." I tell them and the crowd starts hooting my name. I should remind them they aren't young anymore. "It's nice to see this young man. We thought you'll forget." Matt says. He is the oldest among all but his tricks and plans are always on point.

''It's close'', he whispers and we slowly turn and go west. After a minute, my eyes catch a movement on my left. I glue my back to the tree trunk, take an arrow and nock it on my bow. I fix my eyes on the prey, peacefully grazing early spring grass. Pulling the bow string back, I slowly take a deep breath. The animal is beautiful, unknowing. Time stops for a second. I don't really want to do this. I don't want to kill it. I release.

Matthias sighed checking the door to make sure it still worked," he needs to vent and that poor boy is about to be his form of therapy." I cringed even harder," I don't think Gerwulf would let him do that much damage. Right?" I looked at Beth who only shrugged," I think he'll let him get a few good hits in and then stop it." The silence was deafening as we waited for them to reach pack territory. Matthias tried to distract us all from the inevitable with an old card game he'd found in the waiting area. I absentmindedly played with the ruby on my finger thinking of Gerwulf. Five days apart was a long time for a mated couple. I desperately wanted some alone time with him.

I shout. “I saw it!” “Target the ring!” “Working on it!” Behind us, Matteo is already pulling a small device from his backpack. A compact electromagnetic pulse tool he’s been tinkering with for months. He flips the switch. “Okay,” he mutters nervously. “Let’s see if alien tech hates magnets.” The creature charges again. This time straight for Aidan. Wrong move. I tackle it sideways before it reaches him. We crash into the flooded street. The thing is stronger than anything human.