Novel & Cerita Miles Morales Jumps Off Building

When she was waiting for the traffic light to turn green, she heard the sound of people shouting coming from outside, so she looked out of the window. A girl was standing on a roof with her head hung low. Stella could only see her long hair covering her face. The girl looked at the time on her watch, then jumped down without waiting for the paramedics to arrive. The building was seventeen floors high, and she would surely die after jumping from that height. However, the girl did not hesitate in the slightest. She only stood there for a minute or so. Even if someone had called the police, they would not be able to come over in time.

Christopher sobbed into his collar. Miguel did not answer. He was already looking up. Jairo did not wait for applause. The landing behind him gave a sharp, splintering crack. Flames burst through the wall to his right. The only exit left was the first-floor window behind him—glass already shattered from heat. He turned, ran three steps, and dove. Flame kissed his back as he cleared the frame. The hem of his shirt ignited midair before the wind of his fall smothered it. He hit the courtyard ground hard, the sound of bone striking stone sharp and wrong.

And I was about to do just that when— A glass window on the first floor suddenly shattered like someone had crashed into it. A loud roar followed as someone swiftly jumped out of the window at a speed that I could have never imagined. Then he grabbed Andrea mid-air. They both landed on the floor. I froze. The world stopped. What just happened? I looked down at their now fallen forms and it finally clicked. It was Miles. He jumped out of the building to catch my sister! "Andrea!" I cried with all my heart as my body continued to tremble.

After a few more seconds of uncontrollable jolting and hair burning, One-Mile retracted the cables. Montilla panted as his body went limp—until he realized he was belly down and face first in a tub with the water level rising steadily. “Turn it off!” the drug lord demanded. “Because I’m a good guy, I’ll show you more mercy than you showed me.” One-Mile turned the water flow down but not off. Montilla eyed the still-rising water. “Are you trying to drown me, you crazy bastard?” “I’d be doing the world a favor, but no.”

“Yes, do you want to know more about it? But it’s best that you don’t know. You might not be able to sleep tonight.” Leah picked up her mojito and took a drink. “I’m even more curious now.” Morrison saw that she wasn’t tricked, so he clicked his tongue. “You’re so daring. Let me tell you then. My friend jumped off a building not too long ago and died terribly. Her head split open. You’re sitting on her, and she’s not happy about it at all, so be careful tonight. She might stand next to your bed, and you’ll be in trouble.”

I'd only have one chance to make the jump. Ahead of me, the side of the building was peeled open like a dollhouse, individual floors exposed by the impact of my Crusader. I swung my feet in front of me and pushed down hard with my heels. Kicking off the smooth surface was difficult and I skidded once, then twice, before I made the jump. Four seconds. With moments to spare, I leapt from my Crusader and into the closest floor of the nearby building. My hands firmly latched onto a piece of steel rebar and I grimaced in pain. My palms screamed at me as I hung there, above the drop. One slip and I was a smear on the scorched pavement.

But this wasn't any normal city-- it was completely desolate, abandoned, filled with broken and crumbling buildings that looked like they had been empty for decades, maybe longer. Damon nudged Callie with his nose, getting her attention. ‘Jump,’ he mind-linked. Then he leaped off the cliff without hesitation, his massive body soaring through the air before landing gracefully on his feet far below. Callie didn't think, she just followed. She launched herself off the edge, her body feeling weightless for a brief moment before gravity took over. She landed on all fours with barely a sound, her powerful legs absorbing the impact easily.

There were two guards down there. No now please, I thought and began to pace back and forth. The parrot suddenly flew upon hearing a noise. I looked down to see the guards weren't there anymore. Now I have to jump. “ Trust me,” Mia's voice echoed in my head, and without thinking anymore I jumped from the first floor. To my surprise I landed on all four without a sound. “ Fuck,” saying that I ran behind the parrot only to come on front of two people standing. My eyes went wide as I stopped a few inches away from them. Both or their heads snapped towards me as I stood there motionless.

Not dead, I hope, but definitely not getting back up soon. We burst outside into chaos. Federal agents everywhere—Morrison's people, sweeping the facility. "Transport's this way," Javier says. We pile into a van. Someone—Morrison, I realize—is driving. "Go, go, go!" Alvaro shouts. We peel out as the facility explodes behind us. Properly explodes this time. The entire building going up in flames. "Voss?" I ask. "Escaped," Morrison says grimly. "We'll find her. But at least her lab's gone."

She opened her mouth and whispered, "He… He's dead… He… jumped…" "What?" Lainey went over to Hazel, unhappy at the stammering. When she looked to the first floor and saw the bloody scene, she immediately turned and gulped. She announced to everyone, "Yoel Marshall jumped off the building."