Toy Story 2 Road Crossing の小説・ストーリー

Ray shut his door, pressed his head against the headrest with his eyelids sealed tight and his nostrils wide to draw in the musky lavender scent of his air freshener. After what almost felt like forever, he reached for the car clutch, to continue his ride, but caught sight of a blinking tiny red light taped around the clutch. His gaze narrowed as he yanked the foreign object slowly from the car. A dry bitter smile played on his lips, he twisted his wrist to get a better view of the object, “They couldn’t even use an expensive tracker” Ray wasn’t exactly a slow driver and today wasn’t any different, he sped past traffic lights and stop signs, only stopping at the center of the recently recons

Cassian straightened the wheel, and we burst off the bridge. Behind us, the first pursuing vehicle hit the bridge too fast. The damaged vehicle at the far end blocked half the path, forcing it to swerve. It clipped the railing, spun sideways, and wedged itself across the entrance. The second vehicle behind it had nowhere to go. It crashed into the first with a sound that echoed through the trees. Rowan stared through the back window. “Holy shit.” Kael looked at Cassian. “That was reckless.” Cassian’s knuckles were white on the steering wheel. “It worked.”

Acting. "We're going to make it," Maya whispered, as if saying it louder would break the spell. "Yes," I said, and for a moment, I believed it. We took the exit James had prescribed, a two-lane country road that cut through sleepy, wooded suburbs. It was the back way to the airport, avoiding all major traffic cameras. The trees were a blur of dark green in the headlights. Then, two things happened at once. A black SUV with dark tinted windows pulled out of a concealed driveway a hundred yards ahead, blocking both lanes of the narrow road.

“It’s just a road, Camile. Relax.” The headlights cut through the pitch black as I drive on. Low branches start to scrape the car’s roof, and a few rain drops speckle the windshield. The road finally ends in a vacant lot, protected by an extensive barbed-wire fence. There’s a rusty sign stuck in the ground: DANGER! DO NOT CROSS. We look at each other. The infamous instruction sign. Camile grips the grab handle on the car roof so hard her fingers have gone purple, as if we’re heading to a slaughterhouse. I drive around the lot to park the car at a safe distance in case someone shows up.

' he thought, but then he refrained and focused back on the road. At some point, the flowers' number dimmed as they reached a swamp. The road descended a bit, indicating it being in lower grounds. They were confused in how to cross it, but there were fallen trees around that they realized could be used as their stepping stones. Lucky for them, the trees reached the other side of the swamp, which meant that they could just cross the swamp using the trees. Before they could cross, however two Barbwa bugs had made a beeline towards them. Jai immediately stood alert and called his thunder within. 'And here I still hope we can peacefully leave this forest. Seems like that's not gonna happen after

The milestones seemed to flash by, and from the circumstance of the road being in excellent repair, and Judson knowing every inch of it, she was able to make up her lost time, and to reach Holley not very far behind her brother, who had got himself into difficulties with a farm wagon just at the narrow part of the road by the George Inn. Past Croton the road was steady to Pease County. There was not much traffic to be encountered, and except for one of the leaders shying at a hen which scuttled square squawking across the road, the text two miles were covered without any other incident than the overtaking and passing of a very down the road looking man in a phaeton and three, who took one gl

It wasn’t a busy road to begin with but tonight it seemed eerily empty. They had only been driving for 20 minutes when they heard a loud howl in the distance. Then Alys watched in horror as Cody’s car came flying out from a small deer path just off the road to smash into the first car sending it across the street slamming it into the trees on the other side. Shelley and Mark slammed on the brakes and they drove across the road to the two cars. Cody’s car still had its tires spinning, pinning the other car against the trees as if someone had the car pedal all the way to the floor.

We were about to cross the road when Summer suddenly yelled "Dad, stop the car!" And so, I suddenly stepped on the brake and did not cross the road even though the light was green. In a matter of seconds, a speeding truck hit the lamp post across the street where we are supposed to cross. The damage was significant because we couldn't distinguish the front side of the truck. Both Ayira and I were shocked and amazed at the same time. This was Summer’s wolf power. It appeared even at his very young age. We managed to get home without any more scuffles along the way. Summer was calm after that incident at the crossroad.

He forgot before agreeing that there comes a very busy crossover in their way and the cars hardly stops for the paediatricians to walk across. Miles did his best to walk across but the cars didn't stop. He wanted to cry. It's just been hour since he woke up and he is already being punished. He can see Lucas reaching the announced destination. And to Miles's luck, one of the drivers let him pass and Miles ran over to the other side. He was about to hit to another car, but he passed successfully. As soon as he crossed the road, he saw Lucas's arm out of the car and he was probably counting on his hand. It was just four fingers up and in next second one of them dropped and it was only three.

I hurl the chicken with such force that it breaks apart in midair, scattering into three smaller pieces that capture the hungry giant's attention. Once Boo is distracted, I lower the bridge the rest of the way, and it slams onto the outer bank of the moat, rattling the castle walls and almost undermining my plan. The two trucks race across swiftly, with barely any room for error and even less time to lose. Caleb then uses the key fob to raise the bridge back into place, ensuring we're safely on the other side. Perfect timing as Boo comes prancing up to the vehicles just as they come to a stop. "Is that what I think it is?" Diana asks, her curiosity piqued.