Magnus leaned down and scraped two fingers across the blood-stains. Bringing it up to his face, he rubbed his fingers together, the substance rubbing off on either. "Stuff is fairly fresh. The target must nearby, I'm guessing behind those doors..." He said, pointing his blood-stained phalanges towards the doors.

He walked over, sliding a hand down the doors. "Won't find it unless we keep searching..." He grabbed one of the doors' handles, looking back towards Vi. "Shall we?"

"Well, we are pitiful mortals. Lowly beings, to kind like yours. Yet we still thrive and prosper, strange isn't it? Especially people like me."
Frank seemed to be relaxed and insightful while speaking.
"I don't doubt the fact that you can kill us any second. I wonder how the sensation of death will feel once I finally meet it. And will I meet some otherworldly being, or maybe just be a single drop of ink in a sky of blank paper, all alone, with nothing happening. I don't know how the others think about death due to their background, but as a journalist, this is how I feel."
He gazed toward where Vi and Magnus were.
"I'm guessing that the beast has the possibility to shatter us and scatter us to the wind, as well. As Socrates said, True knowledge exists in knowing that you know nothing."

"Okay okay I got this." Izzy took out a double bubble and wedged it in. "I'm coming Cece and Mr. Shield and Mr. Superman... I'm coming." He began expanding it slowly as not to jiggle anything loose. Then stopped, behind that car was also a scene of carnage and death and he wondered if he could stomach it again. His stomach gurgled at the thought and he swallowed down the hard lump in his throat. "I gotta help, I gotta help." He continued expanding the piece of candy to move the car out if the way

Vi noded at Magnus' first statement. She followed the trail until she was in front of the door. Magnus took the handle of it and askwed her is she was ready. She tried to sense if there was something moving inside the room... She looked at him and said after a deep sigh "Go ahead". Getting in a battle stance she waited for the door to open.

Bulwark turned towards the noise and held his shields up in preparation of a fight. He looked to Cecile and nodded to her,
"so are you ready to fight whatever's in here with us"

He smiled confidently ready for what may soon come.

Magnus nodded, put his axe in his left hand, and gripped the handle...

Breathing deeply, He pulled on the door...

Elsewhere, Jesus himself poked his head out of the clouds and looked at everything that had happened in these last few days. "Gee, I really let things get out of hand, didn't I..." He winced. "Well, that's alright. I can still fix this before Dad notices. It should be another hundred years before he even--"

"Good morning, my son." The literal God spoke down from his place up in heaven. "It is good to be awake again. Tell me, how has Earth fared since I asked you to keep an eye on it for me?"

"Oh." Worrying now, Jesus started thinking of what he could possibly do. "I, uh, you won't believe what's happened since you slept!" He replied back telepathically. "Uh..."

Panicking, Jesus snapped his fingers and literally every living thing on the planet dropped dead. All the heroes and villains of this story collapsed on the spot.

"I guess they all got bored. So bored that they just sat down and slept until they died. Gosh..." Jesus began to sweat nervously.

At that moment, literally actually God appeared next to Jesus in the sky. "Well... I guess that's basically what I do. I can't really blame them if they found the world boring, eh?"

"Heh... yeah..." Jesus faked a smile. "I guess that means we'll have to live in Heaven now?"

"Nope!" God gave Jesus his most nefarious grin. There was something in his eye that gave him the chills. "They found this universe boring, yeah? It wasn't quite entertaining enough for them... eh?"

Jesus tugged his collar.

"Just wait until they see what I make next! That'll really knock their socks off! Muahahaha!" God disappeared in a blink, planning things that Jesus could never even begin to fathom.

He wasn't sure if things were about to get better... or much, much worse.

THE END.

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Elsewhere, Jesus himself poked his head out of the clouds and looked at everything that had happened in these last few days. "Gee, I really let things get out of hand, didn't I..." He winced. "Well, that's alright. I can still fix this before Dad notices. It should be another hundred years before he even--"

"Good morning, my son." The literal God spoke down from his place up in heaven. "It is good to be awake again. Tell me, how has Earth fared since I asked you to keep an eye on it for me?"

"Oh." Worrying now, Jesus started thinking of what he could possibly do. "I, uh, you won't believe what's happened since you slept!" He replied back telepathically. "Uh..."

Panicking, Jesus snapped his fingers and literally every living thing on the planet dropped dead. All the heroes and villains of this story collapsed on the spot.

"I guess they all got bored. So bored that they just sat down and slept until they died. Gosh..." Jesus began to sweat nervously.

At that moment, literally actually God appeared next to Jesus in the sky. "Well... I guess that's basically what I do. I can't really blame them if they found the world boring, eh?"

"Heh... yeah..." Jesus faked a smile. "I guess that means we'll have to live in Heaven now?"

"Nope!" God gave Jesus his most nefarious grin. There was something in his eye that gave him the chills. "They found this universe boring, yeah? It wasn't quite entertaining enough for them... eh?"

Jesus tugged his collar.

"Just wait until they see what I make next! That'll really knock their socks off! Muahahaha!" God disappeared in a blink, planning things that Jesus could never even begin to fathom.

He wasn't sure if things were about to get better... or much, much worse.

THE END.

Brilliance as defined by Devour...