In the images of the fire, Josh can still see his sisters, burning. And this time Josh doesn't wince, but sways slightly with it, and his grin becomes a little stronger. “Hey,” Chris says, and Josh looks at him, giving him the most fragile and delicate of smiles.Ĭhris nods and smiles, giving him a fist-bump to the shoulder. He's deep in his own mind when Chris and Ashley hunker down next to him. Josh sits by himself in front of the fireplace, watching orange and gold and red flicker. He sits next to Sam, a newfound respect towards her growing, blooming, and they don't need to exchange any words for them to just know. But he's trusting his life-and all of theirs-in the hands of a stranger, and he hopes that's going to be enough. They settle in the lounge now, still a little wired, and a part of Mike wishes he kept at least one of those shotguns. “As long as help comes fast and they get her medical attention right away.” The “I hope” is unspoken but implied. Josh cringes a bit, but he pretends it's all good, so Mike pretends it's all good too, and Josh is happy for that. “Is she gonna be okay?” Josh asks cautiously, and Mike looks over at him.Ī stew of feelings are going on inside of his head towards Josh but he's so relieved they're all okay that all he can do is give his bro a pat on the back. “Great, so we can just wait until then,” Mike says, and lays Jessica gently down onto the couch. “Is help coming?” Sam asks, looking to Em and Matt. “We're all going to be okay.” And he believes it. “I was so worried when you left, and every second you weren't here I thought you might have died,” she says into his shoulder, and he wraps his arms around her, too, letting the mutual hug sink in. When Chris gets back, Ashley wraps her arms around him so tightly that he's almost being strangled, and he can't help but blush at the close proximity of her body. “Kindly leave your shotguns with me and get the hell out of here.” And I intend on not leaving until the day the very last one of these bastards is locked up,” he replies, and candidly waits at the entrance of the mine. “I've devoted my life to hunting these monsters. “What-you're staying here? With these things?” Mike asks incredulously. Get out of here, and don't come back,” the Stranger says. The Wendigos aren't as active during day, and dawn is almost here. (She didn't miss, of course, the fact that they were holding hands up until the very moment when she attacked them with a hug, but she decides now is not the time to bring it up.) “Yes-but we really should be getting back to the lodge now-” Chris says, and Sam nods, stepping back, giving them some distance. Sam immediately runs over and wraps her arms around them, spilling out word after word of how relieved she is, how happy she is to see they're all okay. No class restriction, no gender locked characters and all that boring stuff.Mike and Sam are just about to go back into the mines when Josh and Chris come trudging out, covered in scrapes and pale. Encourages social interaction amongst players (we are tired of MMOs were you just queue with a bunch of random people to complete a dungeon or mission but you actually don't need to talk to anybody during the entire mission) Cloud server based (everyone plays on one mega server witth cloud architecture instead of splitting the playerbase on multiple servers like MMOs usually do)
MAGNUM OPUS GAME SALUTE FREE
Truly Free To Play With NO PAY TO WIN (Only cosmetic items on store) The game is currently in Alpha stage but we are building this game based in the premise of how we believe MMOs should be:
MAGNUM OPUS GAME SALUTE SOFTWARE
Magnum Opus is an indie online multiplayer game developed by Novacorp Studios, a startup software company located in Costa Rica.
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