A through Z of the precious moments caught off screen that the movie didn't capture. I'm writing this slightly out of order depending on my inspiration, but all the chapters will be in order once the piece is done.
April came back with a bundle in her hands, and Donatello's mind couldn't begin to guess what April's surprise could be. A musty scent drifted from the bundle and to his nose, telling him that whatever it was hasn't seen the light of day very often for a long while.
It was as though her reign would never end and Lisa would continue living on even if she did graduate and went on to bigger and better things. She would forever be Mona Lisa, the girl we all thought would never have the grace to leave us all behind. But we were wrong. We were all wrong.
The woods around her blurred but yet she felt as though she couldn't move any slower. The rain fell hard and little droplets slapped against her face. It seemed as though mother nature was trying to turn her around, but she wouldn't. She couldn't.
Angie turned around and bumped into something solid. She let out a shriek, the metal weapon falling from her hands once more as she stumbled back enough to look up into the smirking face of Raphael. Request by purplerings on dA.
Up ahead the shack came into view and once April was close enough, she ripped the door open and tumbled in. She fell into Leo's arms and he righted her up. She looked around at them, all soaked and tired with a hint of fear in their eyes. But there was one pair of eyes missing. "Where's Donnie?" Her voice came out as a stutter and she hadn't realized just how cold she was.
How do you explain old and death to a child?
It was his greatest invention of all time. How could it have gone horribly, horribly wrong?
Karai never thought that being mutated would feel like you're floating in the darkest depths of space. One minute she was falling, screaming in horror as Leonardo stared down at her in defeat; the next...she was gone. Poof.
With all that goes on in April's life, she never understood how anyone could find the time to just stand there and stare at the sky when there's so much to do and little time to do it. It hit her hard when one of those people she often mocked happened to be the very kid she was assigned to 'save' in school.
Donnie made out the faint outline of a figure as it made its way towards him like a predator and he was its prey. Through the dimness of the night, two piercing blue eyes stared him down. If he could, Donnie knew he'd let out a gasp, but he couldn't bring his body to do anything of the sort. Picture by XxDark-StarxX on .