The Most Dangerous Coffee Shop- A Role Play

“No,” Cam muttered, coming to the place where the stone had come out of. “Dead end not here.” Let’s face it, they’re gone. No one could have survived getting smushed by a several ton boulder even if it wasn’t going at the speed it was.
A tear wandered down her cheek and she ran back to her estimate of the place where the cat and man had last been seen.
Her logical and hopeful sides were having a sissy fight in her brain.
“He has to be here.” Because if he isn’t, you’re toast.

Clary’s brow creased in concern. “Well... cats can be fast. Maybe Rylie was able to run away,” she said, walking farther up the stairs. She suddenly stopped, looking back at Cam. “You know how if there’s an earthquake and the ceiling is coming down, you crouch next to the furniture and not under it? Maybe he did that with the steps,” Clary said hopefully, and then turned away. “Kyle! Rylie!” She called, continuing up the staircase.
 
That’s when Cam tripped over a lump on the stone, and began to take the same bumpy, rolling descent as the huge boulder. “Help!” she screamed, arms wheeling. She tumbled down towards the next step, and all her thoughts were was I am going to break my neck.
(Plz somebody save the damsel in distress with awesome heroics.)
Take spun towards the screaming Cam, reacting quickly to catch her. “Hey hey hey!” he shouted out in alarm, his arms stretching out and cradling her back before she met her demise at the bottom of the stairs. He leaned over her, his eyes serious as he brought her up to stand steady, “You gotta watch it, you nearly died there” he laughed, face softening.
 
Take spun towards the screaming Cam, reacting quickly to catch her. “Hey hey hey!” he shouted out in alarm, his arms stretching out and cradling her back before she met her demise at the bottom of the stairs. He leaned over her, his eyes serious as he brought her up to stand steady, “You gotta watch it, you nearly died there” he laughed, face softening.
“Thank you!” Cam squeaked. She regained her balance on the step, thanks to his steadying arm. Her tongue was bleeding. She must have bitten it. The next words were painful to say. “I dent kneh what happ...” the lump on the stair sat up and glared at her with glowing, feline eyes.
It growled.
“Ryleh?”
Typical cats, always sitting right where you can step on them.
“Where’s Kyle?” As Rylie arched his back in order to stretch, Cam ran her hand over the place where Rylie had been sitting, feeling a squishy, warm body, curled into a ball. Fortunately it didn’t seem any more squishy than before.
Kyle uncurled and yawned, before yelping and clinging to her ring finger like a cat who had just realized how far he had climbed.
“Put me down at once!” he demanded in his chirpy timbre.
Cam set down the man, who sniffed indignantly and wiped his palms on his pants before mounting Rylie.
Cam wanted to express her joy or at least ask him what happened to you, stupid, but her tongue was too swollen to say much.
 
“Thank you!” Cam squeaked. She regained her balance on the step, thanks to his steadying arm. Her tongue was bleeding. She must have bitten it. The next words were painful to say. “I dent kneh what happ...” the lump on the stair sat up and glared at her with glowing, feline eyes.
It growled.
“Ryleh?”
Typical cats, always sitting right where you can step on them.
“Where’s Kyle?” As Rylie arched his back in order to stretch, Cam ran her hand over the place where Rylie had been sitting, feeling a squishy, warm body, curled into a ball. Fortunately it didn’t seem any more squishy than before.
Kyle uncurled and yawned, before yelping and clinging to her ring finger like a cat who had just realized how far he had climbed.
“Put me down at once!” he demanded in his chirpy timbre.
Cam set down the man, who sniffed indignantly and wiped his palms on his pants before mounting Rylie.
Cam wanted to express her joy or at least ask him what happened to you, stupid, but her tongue was too swollen to say much.
Take folded his arms and arched his neck back to look at those strolling up the stairs, “Hey we found them!” he projected his voice.
“Did you take a nap while I dealt with that stupidly huge boulder?” he growled down at Kyle.
 
Take folded his arms and arched his neck back to look at those strolling up the stairs, “Hey we found them!” he projected his voice.
“Did you take a nap while I dealt with that stupidly huge boulder?” he growled down at Kyle.
Kyle shrugged dismissively and smoothed his hair. “Apparently. I saw the boulder coming and me and Rylie crouched beside the step. It bounced over us. I thought for sure we were gonna be pancakes. But it only rolled on the edges of the steps. I guess I forgot to breathe. I passed out, or Rylie suffocated me,” he said matter-of-factly. Truthfully, it was terrifying, but no more terrifying than walking in a crowd without Rylie’s help.
 
Kyle shrugged dismissively and smoothed his hair. “Apparently. I saw the boulder coming and me and Rylie crouched beside the step. It bounced over us. I thought for sure we were gonna be pancakes. But it only rolled on the edges of the steps. I guess I forgot to breathe. I passed out, or Rylie suffocated me,” he said matter-of-factly. Truthfully, it was terrifying, but no more terrifying than walking in a crowd without Rylie’s help.
Take listened to Kyles explanation of what happened to them, but he spaced out midway. So he nodded pretending he understood the last part, “Alright, let’s get going” he waved, continuing up the stairs.
 
Take listened to Kyles explanation of what happened to them, but he spaced out midway. So he nodded pretending he understood the last part, “Alright, let’s get going” he waved, continuing up the stairs.
“Is there even anything up there? I would have thought there was only room for the ball. Then again, the ball could be guarding something,” Kyle said.
“Not as far as I could tell,” Cam said. But there could be some kind of secret panel.
 
“Is there even anything up there? I would have thought there was only room for the ball. Then again, the ball could be guarding something,” Kyle said.
“Not as far as I could tell,” Cam said. But there could be some kind of secret panel.
Take went up ahead of everyone, only to be met with a brick wall that had been lazily put together. He could see through the skinny opening at the very top. It appeared to be a wide open space, but there wasn’t a single source of sunlight except for a faint humming light that he couldn’t see fully because of the wall that limited his view. He brought his hands to the shabby wall and pushed, easily causing it to crumble and collapse away from him.
 
Take went up ahead of everyone, only to be met with a brick wall that had been lazily put together. He could see through the skinny opening at the very top. It appeared to be a wide open space, but there wasn’t a single source of sunlight except for a faint humming light that he couldn’t see fully because of the wall that limited his view. He brought his hands to the shabby wall and pushed, easily causing it to crumble and collapse away from him.
“Awesome,” Cam said, stepping into the room. Here were more of those strange flickering sconces, but more alarming was the incessant buzz of some huge mosquitoes. “I think I’m ready to get out of here about now,” she decided.

“Those’ll turn us into raisins,” Kyle commented.
 

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