Santri Famiglia's

Eight Feet

"Kelana, get away from the cracks!"

Get up, then run. However, he did not dare to get too close to the glass wall, while to continue on his own journey, Kelana grew even more afraid. He regretted his actions. He should have stayed home. Had it been her doing, Kelana would have been able to read books while relaxing this time. Anxiety began to fill his mind. What if he can't find a way out forever?

Gafrillo circulated his gaze around in panic. He needed something to fight against something that caught Aeneas. Time is very narrow. That something seemed to be dragging Aeneas into the water. If not rushed, Aeneas could be out of breath. Gafrillo did not want to imagine the possibility of worse.

"Nothing is useful enough for a weapon."

Gafrillo clucked in annoyance. He ran to the middle of the room. The man tried to unplug the lighted cable wrapped around the frame. His cable is pretty alot. Gafrillo had a hard time deciding even though he had pulled it with all his might.

The sound of water splashing resounded loudly. Kelana jerks. Something jumped high from the hole in the floor, landing on eight feet. Kelana and Gafrillo's footing shook. Gafrillo spontaneously turned. Their eyes were opened for a moment.

Seeing fish as big as a cruise ship was common to them. Seeing living things shining in deep waters was common for Gafrillo. The strange beasts outside the glass wall only Gafrillo considers as video. From now on, he did not think the transparent glass was displaying a real view.

However, this creature was really in front of him, towering nearly a third the height of the room. Gafrillo is not even taller than his feet.

"How do you drop it without a gun?" Gafrillo broke out in a cold sweat.

Kelana. His body was heavy because of the tension. He didn't know how to escape from such a huge creature.

That thing's a loud nag. Close the ears. His voice made the ears ring uncomfortable. Their ears hurt.

Then, the creature ran fast, sticking one of its claws at Gafrillo. Gafrillo. Broken branch. Some of the cable is broken. Gafrillo holds the dangling cable.

Gafrillo could not find it in the crab's two claws. Both of his eyes protruded strangely, erect 90 degrees from the body. His eyelashes lined up stiff like a knife lined up. His eyeballs were like cat eyes, shining in dimness. The two claws could lengthen and shorten like a spring.

The giant crab walked closer to Kelana. So shocked, Kelana fell down. Knees were limp, unable to compromise when he needed them to escape. No doubt, the boy was crying.

"Blow up Aeneas, Obesity Crab! Look body! You've got the nutritional overload!" Gafrillo throws him with a bulb. The lights smashed into the shell of the giant crab, then broke.

Gafrillo's hands were tightly clenched. He did not want Aeneas to be swallowed by the creature.

The creature rolled one eye. One claw stuck to the back. Gafrillo quickly ran away. However, the claw shortened, then extended again as fast as lightning. Gafrillo bounced because it hit the tip of the claw. He was pushed into the hallway where he came from, then fell into a puddle of water. Hard blowout on the air.

As she cried harder. His body was lifted by a giant claw. However, the creature suddenly shrieked again, then dropped Kelana. Crabs are moving backwards.

Gafrillo. He walked staggered. The blow was so painful that it made him vomit blood. However, Gafrillo still forced his foot to step.

His forehead creased while watching the astonishing sight. The crab was moving wildly, crashing itself against the wall and the glass. He put his own claw in his mouth. Then, the claw broke off as if he had just bit the claw himself.

Blood flowed, splashing everywhere. Crabs are crazy, unceasingly crashing themselves at anything.

Going to vomit because of fishy which is very stinging. The smell of the carcass and nanh mixed into the matting that slowly filled the building.

"What's wrong with that crab?" Gafrillo looked at him fixedly. However, he quickly circulated his gaze again, looking for useful objects to ensnare him. He wanted to take advantage of the crab's strange behavior.