Nine Tails was watching the horizon, the sun was starting to descend below the clouds and a subtle rain began to fall. "Tell me again why can't intervene?" Nine Tails asked the person beside him.
The girl shook her head. "Because, even our country considers magic users to be enemy... its taboo for us to get involved in they'll instantly turn their weapons on us and possibly kill us," she said and looked down at the destroyed auditorium.
Firefighters and soldiers were going through the debris, despite the air raid sirens still going off. "Gutsy they are..." the girl said.
"at least they can act..." Nine Tails commented.
"Not our fault we can't do a damn thing because the politicions are fearful of what they don't understand," the girl sighed and looked at the nine tailed cat next to her. Nine Tails shook his head and sat down, taking his paw up to his face and licking it before running it over his head, "you know... thats not sanitary..." the girl said, disgusted.
Nine Tails smiled. "Hey, I'm a cat ok? Well.. I have the form of a cat, and besides its a lot easier to bath in this form than in my human form," he said and began to wash behind his ears.
Enough idle talk you two! Lurea shouted telepathicaly. What's the status on the survivors?
"I can see only nine hearts beating... thats ten less than before I reported..." The girl snarled. She balled up her fist and slammed it into the bell, causing it to let out a violent ring that made her and Nine Tails grab their ears. "You idiot!" Nine Tails, barely able to hear now thanks to the ringing in his ears.
Lurea shook her head. kids.... she grumbled.
Disaster Site
Sakura wasn't sure how long she had been under the debris, only that it was longer than she hold her bladder. She was whimpering now due to the accident she had, but knew that there was really no way around it as she was still stuck under seveal pounds of debris. "I hate this.." Sakura said, sniveling.
A foul odor had also begun to permiate the room, at first she thought it was coming from her but then she realized that it was coming from the person who was on top of her, his body was giving off an odor that made her vomit.
As she laid there, she thought she had heard something. "Huh?" she said as she strained to listen, however because she had blood all over her left ear, and because her right ear had cuts all over it, she had a difficult time hearing anything except her own heart. "I... must be hearing things..." she said in a sad tone and closed her eyes.
Above her, a firefighter crouched down; his face to the debris. "Anyone down there?!" he shouted.
Sakura's eyes opened wide - she wasn't just hearing things. "H-help me!" Sakura whimpered, tears pouring from her eyes.
The firefighter was amazed. "H-Hey! We got a survivors here!" he shouted as several of his fellow companions rushed over to him. "I can't see them," one said.
"She might be on the very bottom, if these floor plans are right, this area is where the stage used to be." Another fire fighter said, opening up a blue print on the debris. "Ok gents, let's take this slow and easy... everyone becareful, Mark, Julian, continue to search for survivors... if you hear any let me know." The fire chief said as he took the blue plans and looked them over. "Ok, get some equipment from the trucks and lets start excavating this area.. be very careful."
"The voice sounded like a little girl.." The firefigher who had heard Sakura say.
"Then be extra careful, I don't want us to be known as the department that killed a little girl because we rushed and didn't take proper safety measures," the fire chief said. His fire fighters all nodded, knowing what to do, before going off to do their tasks. In the distance mighty storm clouds had gathered, "It'll be raining soon..." the chief said to no one in particuler, with a sigh, he went back to work.