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Free Narrative Essays: The Adventures Of Amarisha

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Amarisha peeked outside her hut’s door at the peak on midnight. She on 2908th moon gazing trip and didn’t want to get caught by a sun warrior. They were way too hot-headed just because they were blessed by the elderly. If you get blessed by the elderly you are apparently protected from the moon’s harmful spells. She didn’t believe that nonsense. None of the villagers got blessed, it’s always the nobles and warriors that got favored. Amarisha tugged her black cloak hood to cover her dark hair and made sure that her white saree (an indian dress with a blouse and super long wrap) was covered as well. Then she hustled into the night, toward the beach, where the moon shone bright. When her feet hit the sandy beach, she found a good spot and threw a blanket over. She then shrugged her braid off her shoulder, settled down, and admired the moon from the beach. She named out the …show more content…

When it disappeared, it left a glow, which turned into a beautiful lady with white hair, white skin, and a white dress. A beautiful familiar voice came out of her mouth, it almost sounded like Chandni’s voice. “Hello everyone. I am the moon goddess. Thank you for deciding to worship me. I am hear to thank my friend, Amarisha. My gift for her is letting her be a halo. Specifically, around me, in the sky. She can stay there or come back anytime she wants and –” Chandni was cut off by a rumbling and a woman that was really pretty, appeared a few feet away from Chandni.
“ How dare you take away my worshippers and want them all to yourself? You little trickster! I shall take revenge!” the woman yelled, her curly blonde hair waving in the air. The woman shoot an arrow from bow at Chandni, which was slung on her shoulder. Chandni grabbed Amarisha by the hand and pulled her out of the way. “That is my sister, Surya, she is the sun goddess. She is super mad right now! We have to stop her!” Chandni quickly said, while pulling Amarisha behind her

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