Romeo and Juliet

Alea saw his tears and was shocked. "It wasn't your faut, it was mine. I desided to come here. Don't cry for me. I'm not worth it."

Armageddon laughed. "I.. I can't help it. You are worth it. Why are you always hitting on yourself like that?" Armageddon sniffed. He was so prone to crying that he was pathetic. he hated being a water elemental, he was too easily moved to tears. In some cases, that may be a good thing. Like if he had gotten something in his eye. But, now...

Alea shruged. "I don't know. Why do you always tell me to stop beating myself up?"

Armageddon sighed and did a palm face. She really didn't understand. "Look. When you do that, it really hurts your senses. It damages your self confidence, your self esteem. You'll start giving in when others call you rude names. It's not good to let that happen. I only say it because I care about your feelings. I honestly can say that I don't care if it sounds corny of really dumb, but I do care." It wasn't nice to do that to yourself. Perhaps, when people did it, they didn't really realize what they were doing.

Alea gave a half smile. "Yea... Thanks. I guess that is true. I guess it's just a habbit for me."

Armageddon nodded. "Habits like that are hard to break." The elemental looked at the elf for a moment, before turning. They needed something to do. "Do you want to go explore that catacomb looking place? There would probably be a lot of weird looking dead bodies down there, but it might be educational." Armageddon looked at the brick building quietly, wondering what secrets could possibly hide in there.

"Hmmm... Weird looking dead bodies?" She said, her finger tapping against her jaw. "Sounds like my kind of place!" She pipped up chearfully.

Armageddon looked at Alea quietly, his face twisted into some random shape that made him look like he thought she was nuts. "O-K, then. I guess that since you want to, we will." The boy took off toward the catacomb, his lanky legs getting him there quickly. Smiling to himself, he shoved on the door until it reluctantly opened. "I vote you go first. You're the brave one, after all." Armageddon looked back toward Alea, grinning like a fool.

Alea had to trot to keep up with him. When they got there Alea walked past Armageddon rolling her eyes. "Why are men always gentlemen in the worst siuations? You are suck a wimp!" She strode into the dark room not looking back. "I suppose you just want to just stay out here while I check things out too?"

"No, I planned on going in. I just wanted to see how brave you were." Armageddon shuddered and walked into the building, immediatley getting rather cold. It wasn't exactly fun, he would tell you that. He'd never been in a place like this, and he figured that it was probably just as bad as grave robbing.

"Mmhm." Alea commented shaking her head. "I'm sure you were..." She kept walking untill the halls split into two. She turned to look at Armageddon. "So, brave warrior, Which way shall you go?"

Armageddon chuckled lightly. "I'm following you. Do you want to look at the dead girl bodies or the dead guy bodies?" The boy pointed toward the tunnels, labeling which was which just in case Alea couldn't tell. He was getting a bad feeling about this, like suddenly the door would close and they'd be trapped in here forever.

"Ummm..... I vote you go that way," she pointed the the guys hallway, "and i'll go this way." Pointing to the other hallway. Who knows? Maybe something exiting would happen? Mummys? Zombies? Who could tell in a place like this?

Armageddon opened his mouth to protest, but shut it immediatley. he didn't want to get a cobweb in his mouth. That would be disgusting. Nodding, he walked down the guys hallway a short distance, before walking back to the intersection once again. He didn't want to see a dead body today. The fascination could wait.

Alea walked down the hallway hoping to find some adventure. She reached the end of the tunnel and, hanging on the wall in a holster, was a lit torch. She took it down and looked around carefully. The stench was almost unbearible, but she managed. At first she didn't see anything, but a seacond glance see saw everything. Skulls and bones were everywhere. She grimaced and strolled forward picking her way through the scattered bones.
She wondered how they got here and what their story was. She continued walking untill she saw another passageway. She hesitated for just a moment before continuing on. This passage was more damp and darker than the other one. She sensed something was going to happen. And soon.

Before long, the boy started to get antsy. Where was that elf? Turning, he hurried down the passageway she had took. Not seeing anything but darkness, Armageddon used the wind to tell him what was around. Seeing a light, he ran forward and bumped into Alea. "We... we should uh... go." The boy looked around anxiously, then decided that, even if she wasn't going to run away, he was.