A pounding on my door startled me out of my trance. They couldn't have found me so quickly.
"Azar," a young woman's taunting voice filled the room, "we all know you're in there."
I stood there frozen. There was no way they had found me so soon. I had at least another week.
"Oh, Az," the door crashed against the ground, torn from its hinges by a blast of ice, "You always were so bad at hide and seek."
I jumped back all the way against the wall. My heart was beating hard.
"G-go away!"
My sister stepped over the splintered wood. The scene would have seemed far more threatening had she not been wearing her usual loose hoodie, unbrushed platinum hair pulled in a ponytail behind her. Nonetheless, she grinned menacingly.
"Oh, but I can't. Mother said so."
She kept walking until she stood within arm's reach, then raised a pale hand slowly, her palm towards me.
"I don't want to go." I said trying to phase through the wall. Unlucky for me that wasn't one of my skills.
"Then, I suppose," ice began to form in her hand, "I shall have to dispatch of you as mother told me to."
There was a little sadness in her voice, though it was well masked. I felt tears swell in my eyes as I clenched them tight.
"Don't have to be so mean, Krystal!" a familiar cheerful voice shone. Krystal spun sharply towards the voice, though I knew she recognized it.
"Now then," she seemed defeated, "you know full well that I have to be just as mean as my mother commands."
"Your mother is shit." Cloud spat at her. "Now, I've come for my friend."
I looked back and forth between them still to frightened to move. Cloud helping me, I hope. Krystal lowered her hand and looked away, as though calculating her next move. "Well, I suppose I should kill you both now," she gave the deepest sigh that I had ever heard, "but I'd rather not. Please, just leave. I'll tell mother that you had already gone when I got here. I don't want to fight either of you."
Krystal was known to care for only four people in the world: mother, me, our brother Jack, and (though she would rarely admit it) Cloud. Perhaps she wouldn't have really killed me before but now I was safe for certain. Cloud grabbed my shoulder roughly and pulled me towards him.
"See you soon, love," was all he said before dragging me out.
I heard Krystal pull her phone from her pocket; she'd have to report this. It wouldn't be without punishment. It never was. I dragged my feet as I walked with Cloud and stared at the ground.
"How are you, Azar?" Cloud asked. I shrugged. How well can someone be at the start of a war?
"I understand. We'll be there soon, mate." He clamped his hand onto my shoulder. Where exactly is there?
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This is the new book! Yay. Me and my friend have been working on it for a while.
My friend, who I am co-writing with. She's an amazing writer and she's bloody awesome. She may be on my account occasionally. It depends on how bored she is. I hope I don't piss her off. She does have the power to single handedly destroy my life. Haha. Im sure I'm fine! Anyway this is her Lil_Lithium. YAY!
Well, we still need a cover photo, but we've been anxious to get this up so. TA DAAAAA!
I hope you enjoy!
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Discordant of Impossible Feats (Moved to another account)
FantasyI wonder if you've heard of a god. Surely you being maybe twelve through fifteen you have. But now a days we sit on our butts and stare at a tv screen until we fry out our brains. As a matter of fact this is the exact reason this story is here, beca...
