"Erm, so, kinda embarrassing, but what is your power anyways?" David stared at Mindy in absolute amazement. "You invited me along without even knowing my abilities?" Mindy chuckled. "I mean, I could kill basically anything with a few attacks, so I figured there was no real point. But, now, let's just call it insatiable curiosity." David pulled out his notebook, opening it. "I can see what's gonna happen, if it affects me." She whistled. "That's not bad. You have a lucky partner." "I don't have a partner." She stopped in her tracks. "What's up?" "Hmm? Nothing." She pulled her sweatshirt over her mouth. "Okay." He turned his attention back to the woods surrounding the park. "So, Level B Organ Wolf. I have the holy water bombs and the magic regen pills. You have your emergency supply?" David asked. She pulled up her sleeve, revealing an arm band with twelve pills connected to it, and then tapped her canteen. "Absolutely brilliant." He complemented, leaving her to roll her eyes. "Don't tell me things I already know." After checking their supplies, they made their way into the woods.

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"Ah!" David slapped a bug on his arm that had the nerve to bite him. "Need a band aid?" She chuckled to herself. "No." He mumbled, brushing off the little corpse. "Looks like we found it." David looked to where Mindy was mentioning and groaned. A pile of bloody clothes lay before them, giving off a foul odor. "I think I'm gonna be sick." "Would you quit being-oh god!" The girl leaned against a tree, vomiting onto the grass. "Hypocrite." David managed to get out when he noticed movement in the distance. "Hey, Mindy." She was barely able to get into a fighting stance. David opened his notebook.

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"Useless shit." He complained as the movement returned. "David, you ready?" "Um, Mindy-" "What?" "Are you gonna be able to do this?" "Hahahah!" She laughed. "Don't doubt my abilities! Besides, It's just a lowly B rank!" She squirmed, unable to choke back the contents of her stomach. "A-actually, I may need your help here." "Yeah, sorry. Can only read MY future, remember?" She froze up. "Oh."

The wolf stepped out from the bushes. It appeared to be made up of pulsing meat. It's eyes were bulging out of it's skull. "Um, Mindy, come on, hit it with those powerful fire attacks of yours. Flameslinger, right?" "I don't even know what that was." She was crying over a puddle of her stomach contents. He tried to pick her up until it began charging. "Aw, damn it!" He pushed her down, feeling something sharp gliding across his back. "David? You okay?" "No, I'm not!" He spoke through clenched teeth. He picked her up, forcing her along as he ran away from the beast. "Here." He lead her behind a bush, laying against it and giving a sigh of relief. "What the hell. I thought It was just a wolf. Who ever heard of a wolf that makes you vomit to death-hack!" She covered her mouth. "I don't have anything left." She mumbled. "How are you the only one who's affected?" David held his head, trying to think. "I don't know. It sensed how awesome I am?" He sighed at her jab, until he began to consider her idea. "Do you think it could actually do that?" Mindy was too preoccupied to answer. He let his eyes scour the surrounding area, and a grin appeared on his face. "Mindy, I think I'm onto something."