Authorâs Notes: Okay this may not be the best thing I have written but Iâve gotten back into the groove of writing again and decided this was one of my better ideas. Depending on the reviews I may or may not post more of this story, and well, hope you all like it. ^_____________^
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For many years the elven tribe Laiârue has kept a sacred spell in its possession. A spell so powerful that, those highly skilled in the magical arts could bring the world to its knees. For many centuries, the knights of the Laiârue tribe have protected it within the stronghold of Citadel Castle, and kept its location a secret.
This ancient bloodline was said to be invincible, due to the company of one knight. His name Kaeâele, a courageous man, who feared no living being, and whose skills in combat were second to none. For years he has defended the honor of his domain, and still continues to do so.
One night, the King Mala, the highest ranked mage in all LaâDunua, had suddenly fallen ill and became bedridden. Not long afterwards, the magical barrier between the Laiârue tribe and all the rest of their forest had faded slowly, and monsters began to run rampant however, the high sages had managed to combine their power, restoring the barrier and driving away the monsters. For the time being LaâDunua was safe.
Until one fateful day, the barrier had mysteriously vanished, leaving the LaâDunua Castle vulnerable to attack. Monsters had begun a savage attack on the castle. Although the knights had managed to put up an effort, they were no match for the power of these beasts. Kaeâele, who had been badly injured from the battle, had turned to his beloved daughter Diyala, and told her that the sudden appearance of monsters is due to one of the sages. And that she must take the spell and guard it with her life.
Doing as her father instructed, she quickly raced through the castle, and retrieved the scroll, upon in which the spell is inscribed. The monsters slowly come upon her, and once again she retreats. Finally she finds herself cornered between an elegant mirror and a hoard of monsters, along with an angry sage. Diyala quietly chants a soft prayer expecting only the worst, when suddenly the mirror pulls her through.
When her eyes opened she noticed that her surroundings were quite different. Castles seemed to become small dwellings made of wood, and giant machines now roam the roads. Finding herself lost in this new world Diyala, searches for a place that she can call home, in this strange new world.
Chapter 1: One Who Seeks Shelter.
The elven maiden looked shocked as she gazed about her surroundings, wondering, if what she saw was a dreamâŚand if she were dreaming could she awaken from it? Closing her sky blue eyes, she leaned back against a wall in the alleyway she had appeared in. Her gentle hand scanned the wall looking for any trace of something familiar. Anything at all, like the glass of her mirror, just something that would assure her that this was only a dream. She only found what seemed to be hallowed stone, in her anguish, she gripped the scroll she was holding tighter, sliding down against the wall and sitting down on the cold concrete below her. She hung her head low and began to weep softly; and wonder what had happened. Where was she, and how would she get back home to her father? Anguish filled her heart as teardrops clear as pure water dripped slowly down her cheeks and upon her white silken dress. No sooner had the wind begun to blow, that she found herself shivering from the shear sadness she felt. The sky had begun to darken as heavy black clouds covered every inch of the blue sky; Thunder roared and a soft rain began to pour from the skies as if to comfort the new guest. But this rain proved to be aught as she stood once more, and began to walk out towards a light she saw on the ground ahead. Perhaps a sign of home she wondered as she continued her steps with a smile of hope. However her hopes came crashing down as she was sloshed with water from a puddle shot up from a fast paced car. Now soaked and dirty, she held her face in her hands as she wept bitterly; this was not home, this was not even her land. Shivering from the cold and the wetness she lean against a wall and began to slowly sit, leaning against it for support.
âThis is the end for meâŚâ she thought as her soft golden blonde hair draped in front of her eyes; tears dripping from her cheek and mingling with the raindrops as it hit the ground.
As the wind began to blow, she found little hope in her predicament, and waited, as her body began to grow cold, and lose consciousness.
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Not too far from where the elven maiden lay, a small group of kids seeming to be in their mid to late teens, walked along, a couple of them carrying umbrellas to shield from heavy the rain; One of them being a boy, with short brown hair, brown eyes, and dark glasses, wearing blue jeans, a heavy black jacket, walking next to a girl shorter than he is, a discontented look resting upon his face. The girl looked up at him with her green eyes and smiling freckled face pondering what he was thinking.
âHey ShiroâŚyou okay?â she asked.
Shiro just remained silent, almost distant as he continued to stare at rain hitting the sidewalk, letting out a sigh.
âHelloâŚEarth to Shiro!â came a slender young man, with black hair and black eyes, snapping his fingers just inches away from Shiroâs face, âDude youâve been so quietâŚwhatâs up?â
Shiro then shook his head and blinked for a moment, the snap catching his attention.
âHuhâŚwha?â He stuttered in a somewhat nervous voice.
âWhatâs up? Youâve had that freaky zombie look on ya for a while now.â Asked the young man, âYa sure youâre brain is still functioning man?â
Shiro chuckled weakly and then sighed.
âNo its not thatâŚnot that at all Jeiceâ he said.
âThen whatâs up?â asked Jeice.
Shiro growled and mumbled something like âmy parentsâ under his breath.
âEh? Wanna run that by me again?â said Jeice almost inquisitively.
Adjusting his glasses Shiro closed his eyes, took a breath, and reopened them after a few brief seconds.
âMy parentsâŚtheir out of town again and well Iâm alone.â He sighed.
âOut of town again eh? I swear do they ever take time off?â came the girl.
âNah their business is pretty important to then YukiâŚbut sometimes I wish they wouldâŚI rarely see them ever.â Replied Shiro.
âBut your ass is so lucky Shiro, you got all that damn nice shit, and youâre still unhappy?â chuckled Jeice, âBesides you have the best place that we can play Dragon World, who needs them?â
Shiro didnât bother to reply however, Jeiceâs words seeming to hit a bit of a sore spot as he just continued to walk absently along his the sidewalk. He wasnât in the mood for games; he just wanted a moment to be with his parents. Jeice had come up behind him and slapped a hand down upon his shoulder and looked at him with a smile.
âBuck up buddyâŚyou know what you needâŚ? A nice pornoâŚlets go to your place and watch ne? Iâm sure even youâre parents had some time to watch that shit.â He grinned.
Shiro smiled and laughed a little bit nodding, Yuki, just brushed a lock of hair from her eyes and sighed as she followed behind them.
âMenâŚI swearâŚâ she sighed once again.
As soon as they had begun walking, the rain began to pour down hard over them, and they started to run for cover, under the cloth covering of a nearby cafĂŠ.