KaliTheKiller

(This final part is a little bit longer than the others. Also, I have a message in the description :) Enjoy!) Jasper kicked open the hospital doors, running inside, the Crystal Gems not far behind. “We need help!” She yelled, still cradling you in her arms. You reached up and stroked her hair. “Try to calm down...” “What happened!?” A nurse asked as she ran over. She looked down at the nurse, golden eyes filled with pure panic. “Help her!” “She’s pregnant and bleeding.” Pearl explained, wringing her hands nervously. Within moments multiple medical workers were crowded ar

((Quick note: Italics are sign language :) Enjoy!)) “What good is a weapon that can’t even hear?” Crona frowned when he heard those words and looked over his shoulder at you. It was the student beside you that had spoken. “I know, right?” Her friend laughed. The demon swordsman clenched his fist, but said nothing. He was too shy to confront them, and considering you weren’t able to hear their words, maybe it was best that he didn’t. Why alert you to it? What you don’t know can’t hurt you, right? You were a new student at the DWMA, and had been having a hard time finding a meister for

Summoning her helmet, Jasper walked outside of the house, shutting the door quietly behind her so as not to wake you up. “Crystal clods...” As the Crystal Gems got closer, she readied herself for a fight, taking on an offensive stance. She wasn’t going to let them get to you. “Jasper!” Garnet yelled as she and her friends entered the clearing. “Where is the human girl?” Jasper’s eyes widened for a moment before she glared. “How do you know about her?” “Another human saw her with you.” Pearl snapped, raising her spear. Steven frowned. “Jasper, just tell us wher

A certain blonde conspiracy theorist gasped as he looked through the glass, he  jumped backwards and leaned against the wall beside the window to avoid being seen. He was out putting up his fliers when he saw a flash of orange out of the corner of his eye. He walked over to your window and peered inside only to see Jasper with you. “She’s holding her hostage!” Ronaldo whisper-yelled to himself then took off running back in the direction of town. “I have to tell Steven!” Meanwhile, inside the house, you were still snuggled into your girlfriend’s embrace. The gem had you sitting on her lap. One arm was wra

Jasper sat on the couch, looking out the window, watching for any sign of danger. The gem looked at you every so often, making sure you were okay. You sat on the couch watching the television, almost asleep now. One hand rested on your swollen stomach, you were two weeks away from giving birth, and fragile. At least, you were in her eyes. She had first met you seven months prior, you had found her lying unconscious on the beach, and managed to drag her home. She had tried to attack you at first, the orange woman still cringed when she remembered that, but at some point the two of you grew very close. You weren’t like other humans, you

~Y/N's POV~ You probably wouldn't even know I was blind if you saw me walking down the street, but I was, I had been since birth. You would just see a girl wearing sunglasses. I didn't need a cane or a seeing eye dog with me, so I usually didn't. Why? Because from a young age I taught myself echolocation. I just had to click my tongue a few times, and I knew where everything within six feet of me was. That coupled with my heightened sense of smell and hearing due to my lack of sight, renders those tools unnecessary. "Happy Birthday, Y/N!" Came the loud chorus as I walked into the dining-room. I smiled, taking my seat. I had memorized the p

~Foxy's POV~ The kids were laughing and cheering as they watched Freddy, Bonnie and Chica perform, and I was stuck behind my curtain. "Another song! Another song!" They called out as the last one ended. Freddy laughed. "Alright, kiddos!" "Yay!" They cried. Bonnie chuckled. "Ready, guys?" "Yes!" I sighed, sitting down. "I miss the kids..." "..." A small hand came through the curtain then. Freezing, I watched as a little girl climbed inside, then stood in front of me. She didn't talk, she just watched. "..." I stayed still and quiet, but inside I was screaming insults at the employees for not doing their job. The girl, she looked to