Dynamo

Eric blocked the uppercut before grabbing Matt's arm and twisting it. The boy yelped in pain as he released Eric's shirt. Eric released him and moved in with the speed ...

Matt moved in to grab her again, but was stopped when Eric put himself between them. "I think that's enough," Eric said. "You!" he shouted, jabbing a finger at Eric. ...

Even though they lost, playing in the game had been a thrill for Eric. He only wished he could play again. After receiving praises from the whole team they went ...

They made the try for point kick after the touch-down, which brought their touchdown score from 6 to 7. From that point on the Edgeworth Gladiators fought tooth and nail ...

"We're almost there, just a few more yards!" one of the other players said excitedly. Rick turned to Eric, his face beaming. "We've got them on the ropes, what now?" ...

The rest of the team race up to Eric. "That was amazing!" Rick shouted as they all gathered around. "This isn't the time to be celebrating," Eric told him. "We've ...

By the time they got back to their seats Eric was suited up and on the field. His uniform was #39. This should be interesting, if nothing else, Meagan thought ...

(I just got a good idea. You'll see what it is by the end of this post.) Eric watched as the opposing team marched onto the field. Clad in gray ...

What do you think has to be updated to the site before we can get the clubs back?

The rest of the day was pretty uneventful, though Eric did catch a few people looking at him from time to time. When the bell rang and signalled the end ...

Thanks, but next time tell us in the form of a PM, not by intruding on our thread.

Eric sat down and continued eating his lunch. He considered following Meagan to keep an eye on her, but lunch was almost finished and just about everyone in the school ...

Before Eric could answer any questions, he saw the front door of the cafeteria swing open. In marched Matt, and he looked out-right pissed. His gaze swung from one side ...

Eric followed Meagan and her friend to the lunch line, though a few people got in before him. Anita stood with him as they waited in line for their turn. ...

Most of the time your readers will conjure their own image of what a character or place will look like, so unless it's absolutely nescessary you don't have to go ...