faceguy: (but you never really cared about that)
Leonardo Hamato-Lou-Splinterson ([personal profile] faceguy) wrote in [community profile] metalogs 2023-05-22 11:17 pm (UTC)

[There is suddenly a lot happening at once. The girls rise out of the blood, and they've clearly been Krangified, the mutating goo warping their limbs into alien monstrosities. Leo feels his heart thud hard in his chest, because Raph had looked like that, Raph's arm and his eye had been changed in the same way, all because Leo-

Donnie winding himself around Leo's arm is what pulls him back to the present, to focus on what's actually happening in front of him. The girls aren't attacking, even though they're clearly infected. The slight cognitive dissonance is enough to let Leo grab onto a few coherent thoughts: the Krang are not here, and they didn't infect anyone, this is just his own nightmares mixing up with-

Accelerator jerks like he's about to vomit, effectively answering the question of whose nightmare this is part of.

But they're definitely getting tangled together, or why else would the girl (Misaka?) use that phrase? Hearing his family's motto twisted back on them like that makes something ugly wrench through Leo's stomach, and it's this more than anything that pushes him to action.

He sheathes his other katana, against the screaming of his instincts to not be disarmed, because he needs an arm and Donnie has the other one immobilized right now.

He reaches with his newly free hand for Accelerator, grabbing his bicep if he doesn't pull away.]


It's not real, remember? Just keep walking.

["'You would be better off leaving them behind,' says Misaka, while observing that only the strong prevail," says one of the girls. Leo tenses at that comment but does not make any move to follow that advice.]

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