The Most Dangerous Coffee Shop- A Role Play

"You took it out?" Blair felt like yelling at him, but her words only came out in a horrified whisper. "You absolute idiot! What the hell were you thinking, Take?! 'Oh, looks like I have an arrow in my shoulder, I best just pull it out!' No, you idiot, you don't pull it out, you leave it until you get help! I don't care how fast you heal, that was so incredibly stupid of you." She swore at him several times, before taking a breath to calm herself.
It's okay. He's okay. I just have to get him out and he'll be fine.
She looked at him for a moment, glancing over him worriedly, before looking at the door. "Maybe..." She stared at it for a long moment, her mind working quickly to figure out the best solution. "Maybe it isn't the door that needs to be broken. It's the lock." She looked down at the massive padlock curled around two bars, holding them together. She reached for it, grabbing it, when the most powerful shock she had ever felt raced up her hand and arm, running up her shoulder. She let out a high-pitched yelp, holding her throbbing arm against her chest. "Well that's not going to work," she commented unhelpfully through gritted teeth.
Take crossed his arms as he stood up against the bars, whilst Blair denigrated him and his actions. He disregarded them, he’s been called stupid and an idiot plenty of times, it was like routine. All he replied with was a somber “Yeah whatever” before coming towards the iron door. He gazed down at the aged padlock that suddenly gave Blair a vigorous shock.
What the actual..
“Maybe there’s a magical key or something around here..”
 
Take crossed his arms as he stood up against the bars, whilst Blair denigrated him and his actions. He disregarded them, he’s been called stupid and an idiot plenty of times, it was like routine. All he replied with was a somber “Yeah whatever” before coming towards the iron door. He gazed down at the aged padlock that suddenly gave Blair a vigorous shock.
What the actual..
“Maybe there’s a magical key or something around here..”
"Maybe..." Blair's tone was soft as she glanced up at him once, before turning away and glancing around the room. There wasn't many places in the barren dungeon that one may hide something, but it was worth a shot. I have to get him out of there...
As her search was proving futile, when she had searched every corner, every small nook, and even pulled at the rotting drawers of an old desk shoved in the corner, she found nothing. She let out a seething growl of frusteration, pacing back and forth for a moment as she racked her brain for any ideas.
There was a brief moment that she paused in her tracks, very brief, though. Her eyes flashed solid gold, and before one could even blink she was at the cell door, grabbing the padlock once more with both hands. She gritted her teeth, her mind blanking as every logical thought left her brain as the shocks ran up both arms. With a snarl, she mustered every bit of strength she had, strength she didn't even know she had, and in swift movement she twisted it, making a noise between a whimper and a sob as the electricity burning up her hands nearly became to much to handle. Her hands were shaking, and suddenly there was a incredibly loud crack as the rusted padlock broke, and dropped with a clatter, leaving a panting and horrified Blair to stare at it.
 
Fred stood “Kipp I think we should keep moving other wise we will be stuck here”
(Sorry, I was really busy all day I had intended to have them chat a bit, but that's alright.)

Kipp sighed. "Where should we go? Do you really want to try to get to the tower, or just anywhere but here?"
 
"Maybe..." Blair's tone was soft as she glanced up at him once, before turning away and glancing around the room. There wasn't many places in the barren dungeon that one may hide something, but it was worth a shot. I have to get him out of there...
As her search was proving futile, when she had searched every corner, every small nook, and even pulled at the rotting drawers of an old desk shoved in the corner, she found nothing. She let out a seething growl of frusteration, pacing back and forth for a moment as she racked her brain for any ideas.
There was a brief moment that she paused in her tracks, very brief, though. Her eyes flashed solid gold, and before one could even blink she was at the cell door, grabbing the padlock once more with both hands. She gritted her teeth, her mind blanking as every logical thought left her brain as the shocks ran up both arms. With a snarl, she mustered every bit of strength she had, strength she didn't even know she had, and in swift movement she twisted it, making a noise between a whimper and a sob as the electricity burning up her hands nearly became to much to handle. Her hands were shaking, and suddenly there was a incredibly loud crack as the rusted padlock broke, and dropped with a clatter, leaving a panting and horrified Blair to stare at it.
Take watched as Blair twisted and broke off the padlock, his face left awe.
She looked.. not like herself for a sec there..
He shifted his hand to the door, opening it inwards, releasing a large metal croak echoing through his cell.
He walked out, standing in front of Blair, he thanked her as he inspected her shaking arms.
“You..you gonna be alright..?” concern filling his voice as he delicately touched her forearm curiously.
 
“Never mind. I don’t think my legs can take it” Fred said slumping down beside Kipp.
"Well, you're probably right though. It's not exactly safe here." Kipp pulled the wrapper from his pocket and idly worked at flattening it out. "You know, when you followed me before, back at that weird underground place; I was planning to leave and not come back. I don't know where i was planning to go. I just, i didn't want to be there anymore, and i didn't want to go home. But when you said you wanted someone to be your friend, i had to stay. I don't really want to finish this thing and be sent home. I'd rather stay with you guys. Even if that means giant bugs take over the planet."
 
"Well, you're probably right though. It's not exactly safe here." Kipp pulled the wrapper from his pocket and idly worked at flattening it out. "You know, when you followed me before, back at that weird underground place; I was planning to leave and not come back. I don't know where i was planning to go. I just, i didn't want to be there anymore, and i didn't want to go home. But when you said you wanted someone to be your friend, i had to stay. I don't really want to finish this thing and be sent home. I'd rather stay with you guys. Even if that means giant bugs take over the planet."
Fred smiled “would you believe I have never have had a friend in my life?” He said
 
Fred smiled “would you believe I have never have had a friend in my life?” He said
Kipp studied Fred's face. "A lot of people are jerks for no reason." He answered, looking back at the garbage in his hands. "Though, it seems like most of the people here know what it's like to not have a friend." Kipp sighed stuffing the wrapper into his shorts and leaning back against the steps. "Maybe that's why were chosen for this. Maybe, it's the people who are lowest who have to decide, if everyone else is worth saving."
 
Kyle was pacing. “Why did I have to let her go?” he muttered. The whole group was in shambles.
“Mrowr?” Rylie enquired. He nuzzled Kyle.
“Careful,” Kyle warned. That was nearly enough to push him over.
‘It’ll be ok,’ Rylie seemed to purr. The cat seemed so sure, so confident. Kyle wished he was as carefree as Rylie.
 

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