Another Level: The First and The Last

The Lie I Believed

*short chapter*
*The story is fictional and not true*

"Blake! She's not gonna make it!!" The nurse yells to the male in worry as Peace's vital signs were starting to drop lower.

"N-no! She's going to make it! She will! Ready another electric shock." Blake persevered. Desperate to keep his sister alive.

"But Blake-"

"NOW!!!" Blake yells at the terrified nurse.

Just an hour earlier, Ethan came flooding in the ER's doors with a bloody Peace laying limp in his arms.
Blake was beyond horrified as he saw his sister.
She always came to him either with cuts or broken bones.
But this?
This might even be Peace's last time of ever visiting a hospital.

The nurse activated the shock, and pressed the gear to the girl's chest.

"Clear!"

Oxygen and blood are the only things holding Peace from falling to the arms of death now.

Peace's body flinched as the electric matter came in contact with her.

"Again! Clear!!"

The monitor that stood beside Peace started to sound off the alarm that Blake feared.

The vital signs dropped lower and lower. Indicating that she was losing hold of living.

"No! Peace! Don't do this!!" Blake yelled. Tears cascading from his eyes.

The Operating room's doors flew open, and Ethan came rushing in.

"S-Sir, your not allowed in here!" The nurses objected.

Ethan took no heed of the nurses pleas, and went straight to Blake.

Ethan gripped the weeping man's hands.

"I'll save her." Ethan stated. Sweat dripping from his face.

"I'll save your sister, but it will come with a price." Ethan warned.

"I don't give a damn, Mayride! Save her!!" Blake yells.

"If I do this, someone will die in her place. Do you-"

"JUST DO IT! PLEASE! SAVE HER!!" Blake cries out.
He didn't care of the price.
Be it a divine or demonic deal.

His sister has to live.

Peace has to live.

She has to.

Ethan fell silent, before nodding his head.

"Get close to her. Whatever you do, don't let go of her." Ethan ordered.

Blake quickly did the other male's bidding, and held his sister's hand tight.

Ethan withdrew his hand, and plunged it to the tiled floor.
Bits of broken rubble flying in the air, as the blade came in contact.