Sophie
Sophie sat in her chair uncomfortably. She honestly didn't know why. Other than it being her 26th birthday, and the 10th anniversary of defeating the Neverseen, there was nothing special. She could still hear the screams of the gnomes as they befell the plague, the rush of water as Atlantis was flooded. It all seemed just like yesterday. Finally, after nearly 30 minutes of waiting not so patiently, she stood up and opened the door. Suddenly a black vortex opened up in front of her sucking her in. The last thing she thought before she blacked out was that she wasn't in Everglen anymore.
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Rhysand
Rhysand stood next to Feyre in the Dawn Court's meeting room. He was only half paying attention to what was going on. It was probably Tamlin or Beron whining about something. Suddenly, he felt a small pinch on the back of his neck. Just then, a black swirling portal opened, depositing a human women on the surface of the table. Everyone backed away from the extreme amount of power she radiated.
"She can't be from Hybern, can she?" Feyre said in a low whisper.
"Don't worry Feyre darling, she's just a human." Rhysand replied haughtily, getting a wothering glare from Feyre.
One second everything was fine, the next, the room was on fire.
Sophie
As Sophie rose into consciousness, she noticed many eyes on her. She sprung into a fighting position, two goblin throwing stars already in her hands. The people around her all had pointed ears, but radiated different kinds of magic. She felt something scratching the back of her mind. She threw a goblin throwing star at the culprit without turning, and felt a small grunt of pain to confirm the hit. She raised her leaping crystal to the light and light leaped out of there.
Sorry this chapter is very short! I'll try to make the next one longer!
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Outcast (A Kotlc/acotar Fanfiction)
AdventureSophie Foster lands into the world of Prythian with no way back to her own. Will Sophie make friends or enemies during her adventure. Please comment after you read! Constructive criticism is appreciated, but not required.
