Day 5 - The End of Stonehenge
Sept 25, 2016 12:15:42 GMT -5
Post by Rosetta on Sept 25, 2016 12:15:42 GMT -5
The sun rose this morning in a blaze of brilliant light. Sleeping tributes may have been jolted awake by its stunning brilliance, bright and red. Stonehenge, previously sitting in darkness, suddenly found itself ablaze. Light perfectly divided itself down each row, lighting up the structure like an altar. Any tribute watching might have said it was holy, beautiful, incredible.
Yet, as if this were the moment it was waiting for, Stonehenge is suddenly alive with movement. The ground rumbles and cracks down the light lines, revealing deep crevices that the structure doesn't hesitate to tumble into. Loud bangs and booms fill the Arena as the once beautiful structure crumples, rocks banging and rolling as they take to the crevice and tributes sleeping in the area go running, luckily saved from serious injury. Within minutes, Stonehenge is completely swallowed, the ground closing as quickly as it opened. Yet, not without spitting out a curious remnant of the mysterious structure: a single blue gem, about three inches in length and glowing so brightly, it’s nearly hot. The blue gem is now available for any tribute to pick up. Please post below if your tribute picks it up. They must have been in the area before the Henge closed.
