I bit back a gag. Gods, your breath is kicking. I pulled the blade free, revolted by the sucking sound. For real.Cocking its head to the side, it blinked. Kicking?Yeah. Spinning around, I planted my left foot and kicked out, catching the fury in the stomach. It flew back, smacking into the tree. See? Kicking.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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In the scene from "Apollyon" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, the character is confronted with a foul breath that nearly makes them gag. After managing to free their blade with a disturbing sucking sound, they notice the creature's reaction, showing confusion and surprise. This visceral description sets a tense atmosphere, highlighting the character's disgust and urgency in the encounter.

The character then responds assertively by kicking the creature in the stomach, demonstrating their strength and determination. The action of kicking not only emphasizes their physicality but also reinforces their control over the situation as the creature is sent crashing into a tree. This moment blends dark humor with action, providing insight into the character's feelings towards the threat they face.

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