Once there was a stone, not an ordinary stone. This stone was magic. As soon as you so much as grazed it you were transported into the night stone kingdom for all eternity with no way out and no contact with the outside world. This rock was never supposed to be used it was created for decoration until it got lost until one day, one very unlucky day a small girl named Marina found the stone. And that, my dear friends behind the wall is where our story begins.
"Hey, Luthar! Come look what I found!" Marina yelled at her brother while peering at a strange rock. The rock was round flat and smooth and shiny, the colour was hard to pin exactly but it looked blackish-blue with hints of purple around the edge. It also seemed to glow in the afternoon light.
"ok ok, I'm coming!" Luthar said hopping down from the tree he was perched in "this better be good" he muttered under his breath. To be completely honest he wasn't entirely allowed to be in the forest right now, I mean he was but he was 16 Marina was only 7 but she really wanted to see the forest so eventually he gave in and took her for a walk in the forest.
"What did you find Marina? I need you to make it quick because we need to get back home before mom and dad wake up." he said walking up to her and peering over her shoulder, when he looked down he saw a dark blue stone that seemed to faintly glow in the dark forest. "uhh Marina I think you should leave that alone." he said.
"Why?"
"that looks just like the ones in the stories father tells, you know the one that was cursed by a witch to suck you in and never let you out?"
"why yes Luthar, yes it does. What's your point those are just stories? father just makes them up to keep us out of the forest." Marina said while rolling her eyes at Luther. "besides there's no such thing as magic." she said as she reached twords the stone.
"I really dont think you should do that" luthar warned. Marina rolled her eyes in respnse and picked up the shiny peice of earth
"see notheing happened" the brunette said like a smartass, though she didnt notice the soft glow slowly growing brighter.
The next thing Luthar saw was a violet rock where his sister once stood.
