"Queen of Faith, Angel of Hope"

                                                                     Chapter 1

                                    "Her Majesty Elizabeth Under a Starless Night"

                  " As she thinks thing's through others are already searching for the truth"

       "Will power keeps her moving, and justice remains in her heart as the angel is born"

                                   "Rise angel of hope, bring peace to the world"

(The year was 1862 in a fictional 19th century England. The age of new beginnings and the beginning of the time were exorcism was starting to become even more common than the time of witch craft. Many have died at the hands of the creature's of the shadows and many grieve every night, pray every night wishing for a miracle to come and save them. Little do they know is that the only miracle they have left against these demon's is in a old beat down building working her head off night and day. Will this young lady ever remember her past and when will she be able to use her powers to protect this world? Only time will tell.)

It was a beautiful warm spring morning in the Jay Castle, a little girl was on her small window patio looking out over the town of which was part of the oldest district in England which was known as Cheshire East. She was thinking about how the towns people must live and how she could be free of this castle life. All of a sudden Ms. Rose a maid of the Jay palace called out to her: "Your Hines we must get you ready before breakfast so please come back inside."

The little girl; "Oh okay I'll be right their Ms. Rose."

As she ran inside and came over to Ms.Rose so she could get ready. After she had gotten ready she looked in the mirror behind her bathroom door and Ms. Rose complemented on her cloths.

Ms.Rose;"Oh my you look fantastic Elizabeth, so now shall we head down to the dining hall."

Little Elizabeth in her baby blue gown with her favorite gold necklace that has a small emblem with her families crest engraved on it looked up at Ms. Rose and said, "yes mam we shall go."

They left her room and started walking down the grand hall of the third floor many suits of armor made of silver lined the walls in a strait line holding a sword mounted in the right hand, and between them was a magnificent work of art. Her favorite was the grand painting in the study were it shows a picture of an angel shining her light on the darkness below so that the darkness would be vanquished, the title was "Resonance." When they got to the grand stair case there were flights of stairs with a single velvet carpet swerving all the way down the staircase and the railing was made of pure gold and at the end of the stair case on the ends of the bars were two statues of angels on each side of the railing. She loved seeing the angels every day they made her feel happy. They then walked through the hallway that leads to the dining hall where the grand door made out of redwood with gold handles and railings towered above them.

Ms. Rose; "Here my lady let me open it for you."

Elizabeth thanked her as Ms.Rose opened the door she saw her mother in her favorite velvet dress, and her father with his shiny gold crown atop his head, her brother Edward and her sister Mary. As she walked in they all welcomed her and so she sat down next to her brother and they enjoyed their meal and were having a good time with it too.

After that was over her and her older brother and sister went outside in the courtyard to go play. When they got out there Edward quickly went and got his ball and they started to play. They also played hide & seek and many other games till lunch time had arrived. That's when Ms. Rose came out and escorted them back into the dining hall and they ate lunch with the family. It was a peaceful time in the country but supposedly there were rumors of people that wanted Elizabeth's parents dead. After lunch the children went and played some more were they went and swung on a swing while having fun talking to each other. To Elizabeth this was her Heaven and never wanted to be separated from it.