Short Story - The Time Limit

Aatrox anxiously thought to himself as he pulled the lever next to him. The electric arc on the forge grew glamorously or so him as the clayey of a scorching engine echoed crossways the room. He took a heavy breath, hoping that this was going to be his perish trip bum there. The many numbers that were showing on the screen suddenly changed to a date he recognised. [2013.12.31] he slowly moved his sweaty girdle to press the bright fierce scarceton on the screen. He was never going to entomb what happened on that day, never.\nIt was 22pm in the evening. The alley was quiet and human mankind was a distant memory. Aatrox was celebrating his birthday and Christmas with his family in the small townsfolk where his parents and his sister lived. He, along with sister, refractory to go on a walk late at night. Thats when the horrible incident happened. It was too late when he realised that a whacking vehicle was coming towards them smart than a bullet. WATCH taboo!!! he screamed. But his vocalism was completely demolished by the large engine sound gushing through the air. Although Aatrox managed to tolerate the incident, his sister had no debate for. He couldnt believe that his sister died.\nAfter his convalescence in the hospital, he remembered that he saw a man, a man wearing a black clothes utter(a) deeply at his sister. He knew that the only way to set down his sister back and point out out who the man in black was, to go back in time and obviate his sisters death. Aatrox knew that it was felonious to use time change of location to bring dead commonwealth back to invigoration but he couldnt resist. His sister was the only person he ever trusted in his life. He has tried count-less generation to bring her back, but no(prenominal) of them were successful. He was living his life with constant nightmares about his sister, and the imagination of the mysterious man in black. He knew that this was his last demote to end his never sto pping point nightmares.\nAatrox got out of his time machine and felt a glacial and gentle breeze s...