Event Open Finished Waking up to a Nightmare

Kadasha had her eyes closed all the way, she even tried to cover her exposed ear with her hand while the other held on tightly to the toy. She was panicking already with the laughing and the heart monitor going off, but everything just became much worse. It was raining on the inside, and she could hear creatures chasing them.

She wanted this to stop. She couldn't take it anymore, she cried, overwhelmed by the fear. She wanted to call out a name she didn't remember so all she managed were tears. The toy tried to wiggle out, reading to put its life on the line, but it was held back by Kadasha's weak arm. It couldn't bear the thought of taking away her only comfort.

Then suddenly, Kadasha's eyes started glowing. While she had them closed, an outline shone through, however with how she was curled up in the stranger's arms, only the toy would have been able to spot it. Two emerald wisps appeared seemingly from out of nowhere and floated around before they dropped to the floor. As soon as they hit the surface, they transformed into wolves, transparent ones seemingly made out of pure energy. Both stood in front of the girl and the stranger, snarling at whatever it was chasing them.

The toy recognized this power. It was the same one that allowed him to utter the girl's name the first time a person found them on the shore.

The toy watched in awe as the wolves were successful in staving off the creatures that were hunting them, pushing the creatures back the way they came. But was that the end of it? It noticed that Kadasha's grip relaxed. At first it thought that she was just relieved, but looking back at her again, she looked to be asleep, yet she was still shaking. It wasn't clear if she was sweating profusely or it was just water from the sprinklers, but her face was still riddled with fear. Her breathing still reflected that.

One of the wolves wandered forward towards where the creatures had been in case they decided to come back, but the other turned and walked to the stranger carrying the child and her toy. It stared at him, but not in a threatening way. The wolf sat down, as if waiting for something.

Despite what the stranger was doing and saying, Kadasha hadn't responded. She laid there limp, with tremors in her lips and hands. The toy wiggled its way under her hand, which twitched at its touch, but the tremor stopped. Kadasha's state was not a good one. Having exerted her powers conjuring up her protectors, she had become too exhausted to hold consciousness.

When the lights exploded, the glow from the wolves became their primary light source. They turned to where the demons materialized and met their charge with tooth and claw, seemingly unfazed by the electricity coursing through these creatures, but they did seem to fluctuate whenever, and if they managed to make contact.