To say Gisela was upset would be an understatement. It was more than just sad. More than anger. She couldn’t even really pin down all the things she was feeling. Soldiers and servants alike took one look at her and scattered. She wanted to cry. She wanted to hurt something. Or someone. She wanted to scream
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The face that greeted her at the door wasn't one that looked very happy to see her. "Gisela, what brings you here?"
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It took a bit of willpower not to grab something stick-like and smash it. Someone else might want to go home, after all, and that wouldn't be fair to them.
"I suppose he was happy?"
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A long minute stretched, and finally she reached over and gave the button a little push.
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The machine gave a bit of a whirrrr noise and Anissina put a pair of dark glasses on Gisela's face before a bright light engulfed the room.
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"I know it sounds stupid but it was a castle and-" He was staring at the bottle in his hands when he found himself surrounded by a bright light. Once the light died down, he realized he was in Anissina's clear box. His eyes adjusted and he saw a rather unhappy Gisela. He tucked the bottle under his arm and shoved his phone in his pocket (it wouldn't work anyway) and tried to get the door to the chamber open. "Hey! Red lady! Open the door!"
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He noticed Anissina starting to play with the bottle of coke and quickly grabbed it from her before she could open the lid. "This isn't for you. It'll explode if you open it."
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"So it's like a bomb? Do you know how to make these so that they could be useful to our soldiers?"
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