RandomEcoWarrior

"Ugh...." you sighed. It was mid-afternoon and you were halfway through class. To be specific, halfway through algebra class. Which you hated. Up at the front of the class, the teacher was droning on about numbers and motioning to some figures on the blackboard. They looked like some kind of unbreakable code and you didn't understand them at all but the rest of the class obvoiusley did because they were answering all the teachers questions enthusiastically and scribbling frantically in their books. You gazed down at your own excercise book. Completely blank. A sea of white. White as .....snow. White as the hot albino who sat a couple of desks

The sound of heavy boots ramming the mud soaked ground. The sting of light rain on fresh wounds. The feel of salty tears running down your face as you ran. Ran for your life. Ran for the sake of the world. Your heart beat so fast you could hear it pounding in your ears. Your breath came out in ragged gasps, each pant threatening to be your last. But you had to keep going. Your legs ached like hell but you had to keep running, had to concentrate on the mind-numbing rhythm of your strides. You lost your footing in the slick mud and tumbled forward, your legs giving way. You kneeled there, covered in blood and unmentionable muck, bruised all ove