Darkness.
That was all I saw when I awoke. Where I laid was absent of all heat, sending multiple shivers down my spine. I tried to move, but it proved to be unsuccessful, for I could barely move a finger. I had no memory. I didn't know who I was, or where I was. I was scared, so scared. Out of nowhere I started glowing, heating up everything around me.
"Do you feel that?" I heard a faint voice ask. Where there were voices, there was escape.
"HELP!" I shouted, hoping they would hear me.
"Holy shit there's a person down there!" a feminine voice exclaimed.
Not a moment later, the sound of rocks scraping against one another and what I thought was digging began and it kept getting closer.
Light.
That was what I was cascaded in next. As my eyes adjusted I could make out the silhouettes of two female figures,
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I wanted to stay, but I needed to get my memories back first.
"I am sorry, but I must be going." I sighed walking away.
"You're not getting away that easily," said Skylar running after me. I was scared what would happen if Skylar caught me, so I ran. I ran, and ran, and ran, until I started shrinking. I eventually got small enough to where Skylar could pick me up with her finger with ease.
"Look Vishnu, she's turned into a young grasshopper." giggled Skylar. Vishnu came walking towards us, picking up the clothes I had on, it was a small, long sleeve shirt, small enough to see my stomach and a short, flowy skirt, both the same shade of boysenberry purple. "You dropped this," she said holding up my clothes, "why don't you change back. Don't worry, we won't look."
After a few attempts and a lot of panicking, I shifted out of the grasshopper, and into my human self. "You can turn around now," I said, pulling up my skirt a few more centimeters.
"Looks like you have no choice but to stay with us. Now, what should we call you?" asked Skylar. After a few name suggestions, we all decided on a name.
When I woke up there was no one there. I felt something strange in my body. When the transformation started, I felt something prickly all over my body. Then antennas came.
An infamously lifelong agnostic, he discovered something. The man looked into the sky that morning. He watched the enchanting metamorphosis of the plethora of colors. It started with a dark navy blue. The first rays of rosy-cheeked Dawn combined with it to create a splendid magenta and then went into a phase of marigold.
I set out for my adventure after saying my good byes. I just rode straight not knowing where to go
"God gave up on the Earth long ago," the priest proclaimed to Betzabeth as they sat next to each other in a pew. News reports had confirmed the reptilian invaders had landed that frigid Christmas morning with the intent to stay; they no longer wanted to negotiate, instead they declared war. Although the swelling had gone down and her vision was no longer blurry, the excruciating pain she felt in her ribs was a reminder of the fisticuffs from earlier. Escaping her apartment building had been an agonizing, bloody and chaotic journey.
The once starry night now resembled a cluster of tiny white smudges engulfed by a grim lifeless mass. Just as my eyes were fully shut, I heard a distant yell, followed by a woman 's piercing shriek. My last thought, “What is happening to me.” “We need to evacuate the building.” “Wake the girl, we have to move, NOW.”
This time I ran to the door to catch what was making that noise, and I hid next to the door. There was a light moving around my front door in circles, like someone had a flashlight, moving it around. I stood sideways at the door, determined to catch whatever was there. When I stood sideways at the door to catch what was in the bushes, I looked through the window on the door -and I saw a whole family.
I was becoming faint. In the twilightbetween life and death, I pondered how this had happened. I wanted to turn the clock back, reverse time, and start over. Somehow, as I drifted further away, everything became clear.
I bolted upright to see what i could. However, I saw nothing. I could only reason that i'm still dreaming, but as my eyes adjusted, i could see the scene all too clear. I ran to my steps to see clouds of smoke filling my new home. I froze in disbelief, just trying to put together what was happening.
Famine struck our resources which resulted in our nations exploration voyages. Eventually, the Kingdom received word of a new land that our Heavenly Father blessed upon us. The returning sailors would tell the townspeople that they followed the beam of the Sun shining through the crevice of thick ominous clouds while noticing an acclivity below it in the distant waters. They continued sailing until it amassed into an expanse of their entire field of vision. What they described was a divine and fruitful sight sent by God himself, and they swore that whoever goes there would forget all their woes.
BOOM! POW! A fist thrown at the man crashing down upon a cart, people screaming! Then the man suddenly disappears and reappears grabbing the taller man by the foot and knocking him down only to disappear again! The taller man rips out an airplane seat and throws it at the man with so much force the plane shook.
but it was late at night, and there was no one awake. To distract us, my mom decided that the children should name the turtle. We looked at each other, minds racing to find the most poetic, beautiful, most accurate name one could bequeath upon a hatchling turtle. “Sandy,” said Catherine. Liam, Claire, and I glanced at each other worriedly.
Chapter One It was almost evening, and the sun was starting to fall. Looking out my window, I could see the sky turning a light pink where the sun was descending towards the horizon. I was waiting for a servant to deliver the news of the king’s request for my presence. I had been waiting all day from when my father, noble Frederick had told the king would speak to me. He had told me he was concerned.
Darkness. Everything was black. You didn't know where you were, or how you got there. You tried to stand up. Your legs began to wobble.
At one point I realize that I could not hear the footprints of the man. I stopped and looked around in the darkness; then something pulled me to the ground. “Please don’t make me go back. Let me be free. Let me live,” I cried.
Slowly, a bundle of bells began chiming, growing louder and louder, until my ears felt like they were screaming in agony. I snapped out abruptly, screaming and sweating like a child wanting his mother. What was that? Was it a sign? No, it couldn’t be.