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Chapter 3

By Dee Dee
  "Krish!" I said in awe, staring at the black-red-haired Indian who annoyed me on the bus."What are you doing here?"  "Be quiet, I am not here because I want to be." He said nearly spitting, "The Spirit Council said that you were too powerful to waste, now would you kindly step away from the door so I can melt it?"  I stepped back not because I wanted to listen to him, but because I wanted to get out. He twisted a bead on his wrist cuff, before I could stop myself I said. "That looks exactly like my bracelet. " For a second he looked confused before steeling his face and telling me to shut up. He kneeled and then pointed his hand at the metal lock, a flash of fire as white as the walls around us broke through the bars. I scream in fear as it licks the metal before the door swings open I am still frozen.  Why must it be flames? Why, why, why? I fall to my knees, screaming, no no, no, no flashbacks. My older brother Avi decided to take m...
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Temple of The First Sun: Chapter 2

By Dee Dee
  Chapter 2 I was in the middle of setting the table when the doorbell rang again. I paused wondering if it was Aurora again, still, I made my way to the doorway. As I opened the door, I saw a small package sitting on my doorstep, with no sender information in sight. It was mysterious, to say the least. I picked up the package and examined it closely, looking for any clues as to where it came from. The box was plain and unmarked, with no return address or postage stamp. It was as if it had just magically appeared on my doorstep. Curiosity getting the better of me, I decided to open the package. Inside was a beautiful Aquamarine pendant, shimmering in the light. It was unlike anything I had ever seen before, and I couldn't help but wonder who had sent it to me. As I held the pendant in my hand, I felt a strange sense of power emanating from it. It was as if it was trying to tell me something, but I couldn't quite grasp the message. I considered asking the people who were coming ...
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