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Date of issue: 25.08.2019
Song language: English
The Race We Run |
Han Mi: |
Jakob Jansson and his unit, the Cascadian Hellhounds, pursued the little fairy |
relentlessly as she fled blindly and aimlessly, lost in an alien, human world, |
until at last, cornered and wounded, she gave up |
Fairy: |
This is how my story ends |
Without warning, without sense |
So this is how my story ends |
Nothing solved just all loose ends |
Without love, without a friend |
All alone out here at worlds end |
So this is how my story ends |
No, one mourns me when im dead |
Theres no eulogies instead |
It cold and mean with no tears shed |
So this is how my story ends |
With no clever last words said |
Without love, without a friend |
All alone out here at worlds end |
Jane: |
Take my hand and when you run, we’ll run together |
Take my hand and when you go, we’ll go down together |
Take me hand and when we hide, we’ll hide together |
Take my hand if you fall, we’ll fall down together |
The race we run is frightening, and at our backs they’re biting |
The hellhounds hunt and never slow |
The race we run is frightening, and for our lives we’re fighting |
All along the blood stained road |
The race we run is frightening, dizzying and blinding |
The grief that pulls us down below |
The race we run is frightening, And guns that flash like lightening |
So hold on tight and dont let go |
Fairy: |
Why have you come the men with guns are hunting in a race of death |
Jane: |
I’ve come to find the fairies from poor avalon that might be left |
Others of your kind wait in a city that lies days away |
And if i die it will not be before i get you there and safe |
Fairy: |
I’m tired and despair my race is run i wish to lay and die |
Jane: |
I’ve felt like that and run that race once upon another time |
And once upon that time another saved me who i cannot pay |
But now i can atone and i’m prepared to die to keep you safe |
Jakob: |
The hellhounds come a riding |
We bite like lightening and |
The hellhound come a riding |
The hellhounds come a riding |
The sinners crying for |
The hellhounds come a riding |
Jane: |
The race we run is frightening, and at our backs they’re biting |
The hellhounds hunt and never slow |
The race we run is frightening, and for our lives we’re fighting |
All along the blood stained road |
The race we run is frightening, dizzying and blinding |
The grief that pulls us down below |
The race we run is frightening, And guns that flash like lightening |
So hold on tight and dont let go |
Han Mi: |
The tech company Ablegeist held yearly parties that were the darling of the |
upper class business and social world for the city of Morefold. |
This year they |
had renovated a large mansion and there the rich and famous from across the |
continent had come to drink, network, and gossip, unaware they were straight in |
the path of jane, the fairy and the deadly unit hot on their trail |
Jane: |
The race we run is frightening, and at our backs they’re biting |
The hellhounds hunt and never slow |
The race we run is frightening, and for our lives we’re fighting |
All along the blood stained road |
The race we run is frightening, dizzying and blinding |
The grief that pulls us down below |
The race we run is frightening, And guns that flash like lightening |
So hold on tight and dont let go |
Han Mi: |
They smashed through the mansion, Jane and the little fairy desperately fleeing, |
knocking over everything in their way and the unit blasted their way through |
the party, destroying everything around them |
They fled into the cellar and fortunately just after they closed the door, |
an old man leaned casually against it and shrugged when Jakob appeared moments |
later and asked which way they had gone |
Jane and the Fairy hide from Jakob. |
Fortunately Jakob’s unit didn’t think to |
check the cellar |
Jakob: |
Check the cellar! |
Han: |
Wait… what? |
Jakob’s unit, having lost Jane, leaves the party (Obnoxious noise |
begins) |
Jakob: |
I bet my left nut they’re in the cellar. |
I can feel it. |
Come on, downstairs. |
Weapons up |
Han: |
They don’t go down to the cellar |
Jakob: |
Watch your step. |
Stay alert |
Han: |
What’s that sound? |
Raven: |
The narrative’s tearing |
Lloyd: |
You need to stop. |
It’s not working. |
You’re going to break the narrative. |
You can’t always just strong arm your way through |
Jakob: |
I’ve got two heat signatures, southwest corner |
Han: |
Shit, what do i do? |
Lloyd: |
You have a problem. |
The narrative does not want Jane safe. |
Finesse. |
Finesse |
Han: |
With the men approaching, Jane spies a trapdoor leading to ancient tunnels |
beneath the mansion |
Lloyd: |
Really? |
Tunnels again? |
Han: |
Hush. |
Im under pressure and i can’t think of anything else. |
Jane and the fairy |
quickly throw open the trapdoor and scramble down |
Lloyd: |
We did tunnels last time |
Raven: |
The dwarves |
Lloyd: |
The dwarves? |
Raven: |
The dwarves are interesting. |
If Jane heads to the dwarves, the narrative will |
keep her safe until at least then, because it’s an interesting destination. |
You’re doing fine |
Han: |
Thanks. |
What if Jane doesn’t go to the dwarves? |
Lloyd: |
All right. |
Not bad. |
Test it out and see if you can’t nudge her there |
Han: |
The tunnels under the mansion head off in a maze of directions. |
With no time to |
think, on a whim, Jane chooses a series of tunnels leading ever down, down… |
Raven: |
Down past the party and the countryside of the waking lands |
Han: |
Oh, that’s nice. |
Down past the party and the countryside of the waking lands, |
towards the dwarves far below |