"I need you, Five Hargreeves. Even though the world is ending. The moon is probably going to explode or the sun will fall and the earth won't ever be the same but at least you are here with me... And that is all I need".
"I would want nothing more t...
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Speaking in terms of Physics
‧₊˚ ☁️⋅♡𓂃 ࣪ ִֶָ☾。‧₊˚ ☁️⋅♡𓂃 ࣪ ִֶָ☾。
Both Umbrellas and Sparrows, so basically everyone... other than Viktor of course had now reached the basement of the Sparrow Academy only to see a glowing ball of light floating in the middle of the room.
"The Kugelblitz", Y/n mumbled seeing the radiant hot colors of the sphere. Five instinctively pulled Y/n behind him as that was a habit of his that now came to him as a commin reflex at this point.
"Beautiful, isn't it?", Fei suggested in her usual calm voice. "Oh, wow", Diego looked surprised as any normal person would.
"It... looks like the sun", Y/n whispered as Five nodded. "That's what took Stanley", Lila said exhaling a breath.
"Along with a few other billion people", Fei added. "Billion? Already?", Y/n asked.
"Yes... Look around the streets. You will find them completely empty. It's all over the news", Ben replied. "So yes... Billions", Fei added.
"Yeah, who I didn't know and don't care about", Lila said. "Right. So it's all about you", Fei shot back in a very cool manner making Y/n sigh.
"If I haven't said this enough... I am sick of all of you fighting every chance you get. Can't you all just put aside your stupid urge to bicker that to for no apparent reason at all because it about none of us alone, alright? Just zip it all of you. Not another one until we figure how to deal with this thing", Y/n said as she observed the very intimidating ball of lightening.
"Exactly... All of us are irrelevant... This thing's gonna take the whole damn universe...", Five said.
"I agree with both of you. Let's get back to this", Sloane said as Y/n nodded in approval.
