Tomb

Kyasu yelped as the tombstone exploded beneath her, and leapt away, almost crashing into another zombie. "GAH!" She growled, and activated version two of her own ARM, sending icy spikes of hardened water flying towards the encroaching zombies. "STAY AWAY FROM ME!"

Akili screamed, flapping her arms around as her sword shot out a new fleet of fireballs. "ATTACK MY MINIONS!" Akili called out to the balls. One of the larger ones, hovered over a zombie. Suddenly it dropped like a rock, crushing the zokmbie underneeth it.

Another flew into a zombie and slammed it against a tree, setting it alblaze.

Screaching like a wild banchee, Akili ran her sword through the chest of an especialy frightening looking zombie before swinging it into another one of its companions. "DIE!" Suddenly the girl stopped. "Wait... there already dead... DIE -AGAIN-!"

Kyasu grinned, listening to Akili's yelling, and then whirled around, black hair flying about her face as she ran another zombie through with her blade, kicking its rotting body away with one booted foot. She growled, and impaled two at once with the deadly spikes, shocked expressions coming slowly over their decaying faces. The stench of dead bodies was almost overwhelming - and her hair was blinding her, decreasing the efficiency of her attacks. Pulling the cloth tie off her wrist, she bound her hair back with one hand, then lunged straight for a hunched-over, shambling zombie, hacking its head off and ducking behind a tombstone as another one made a pass at her head. "Stay dead, you stupid things!" She snapped in annoyance, spinning around and disabling two at once with that single swing. More spikes formed around her and shot in every direction, skewering zombies and breaking tombstones in half. Feeling a slimy hand on her shoulder, Kyasu yelped, and instinctively ducked, kicking its legs out from under it and then stabbing it repeatedly where the heart should've been. "DEATH TO THE DEAD THINGS!" It was almost like a war cry, tearing out of her as she spun to face another zombie. "HOW MANY OF YOU ARE THERE!?" Hissing, she continued attacking, driving several back and then mutilating them beyond any form of recognition, their bodies mere bits of dead flesh.

Akili screeched, grabbing two corpses and slamming their heads together, their skulls collapsing inwards on impact. Doing a flip off one of the shoulder of a zombie, Akili flattened another one by landing on it. "FIX THE GRAVE STONES!" Akili cried, racing to the stones as she started to stand them upright again, placing broken peives ontop of each other again while continuing to fight interferring zombies off.

Kyasu nodded, and hastily stood a couple of tombstones that lay near her feet upright again, avoiding the zombies as much as she could. "Hey, leave me alone. I'm fixing your stupid graves!" She snapped, hacking another one into pieces, then darted around the gravestone and pushed another one's broken pieces together again. Finally, the two of them had fixed all the stones, and stood watching them narrowly, together by the entrance of the graveyard. "No wonder most people don't try to get the treasure..." She remarked, and shook her head.

Akili nodded. "But that... was really fun!" Akili smiled, clapping again. "Don't you think so Kya-chan?"

Kyasu grinned, and nodded, deactivating her ARM and tossing it back around her neck. "Yeah. At least we got some of the coins."

"Ohhh! Yeah!" Akili dug in her pocket. "There shiny..." She grinned cheerfully. "Arn;t they? Think there authentic?"

Kyasu grinned, and nodded, tossing a coin from hand to hand. "Yeah, I think so. They're pretty heavy for their size, after all."

"Hmmm." Akili grinned. "Those zombies were creepy... why do you think they attacked us like that?"

Kyasu shrugged, and smiled. "Probably didn't like their graves being destroyed."

"BAH!" Akili stretched before smirking. "There just old dead chess people." Akili smiled. "They shouldn't mind THAT much."

Kyasu smirked, and nodded, unbinding her hair and letting it fall around her face once again. "Yeah, technically. Maybe they're just oversensitive." She grinned.

Akili nodded and stretched. "I... better go." She hugges Kyasu. "I'll catch you later!"

Kyasu smiled, and hugged her back, then the two girls parted and she grinned. "Me too. Seeya soon!"