The Leap

The Sword's speed increased with each step. No bush, twig, branch, or tree could slow him now. As he rapidly reached the next peak he began to bound a little. His run, his rage, had left a swath of broken vegetation behind his trail. It was a mark of rage left to bear on the mountain. It was with this rage that The Sword now took the last step of the mountain's peak and leapt into thin air.