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Magic Realms Hidden Secrets (chapter three)
Chapter Three.
Away from home.
A shock wave ran through Luna's arm almost making her drop the book from the sheer adrenalin, coursing it's way through her blood fulling power, power so strong she thought she might faint. The room was spinning. She almost screamed, but held back for the fear that she may unleash some terrible omen. There was a blinding light, she wondered if she was seeing death. Could a book kill her? Her eyes seemed to be deceiving her as there was no way- at least she hoped there wasn't any- that she was seeing the silver figure. Luna gasped in absolute shock. Wishing this madness was real but at the same time hoping it wasn't. For the figure standing in the middle of the room was someone Luna believed to be dead. Tears of happiness and confusion ran down her face as she ran to the figure and attempted to hug her, but realised her hand had gone straight through the peculiar silver girl. Luna couldn't speak. The girl smiled sadly at her. Luna couldn't think straight because the silver girl who was standing before her was Ocean, her sister.
"H-ow, w-why, i-I don't understand!?" Luna stuttered, a quaver threatening to steal her voice. Ocean stared calmly at her as if she couldn't see the shocked look on Luna's face. "Luna calm down, your face looks whiter than mine", Ocean joked. At this point Luna could barely breathe from all the butterflies fluttering their wings in her stomach. She couldn't believe her eyes, not only was the silver book-ghost none other than her sister, but the ghost could talk but not be touched. Ocean frowned and appeared to be disappointed at Luna's lack of speech.
"Luna I never thought there would come a day where I have more to say then you do. No? Alright I guess I'll just have to talk to a statue then. Well first of all our mother is evil, this book is an infinite darkness, I miss life in general, I don't know what time, day or year it is, you look dreadful possibly worse than me, I want my body back, I have no idea what room this is and I can't fix this endless torment on my own." Luna just gaped dumbly at her sister. It was as if Ocean was speaking a foreign language in her ears. "Everything about this evening is strange, no absurd", Luna said, still struggling to keep her composure. She had no idea what to think, say or do. All she knew was she would do anything to free her sister from the bounds that tie her to misery and solitude. "How can I help?", Luna asked as if she had suddenly woke up from a day-dream. Ocean quickly explained that she had almost no idea how to break the curse. "I don't know how, but I know where and I know who. You must journey to Evenlake hedge, it is located on the border of Worrandeer. The person who put this wretched curse on me was our mother, in fact I don't even think I can consider...
Away from home.
A shock wave ran through Luna's arm almost making her drop the book from the sheer adrenalin, coursing it's way through her blood fulling power, power so strong she thought she might faint. The room was spinning. She almost screamed, but held back for the fear that she may unleash some terrible omen. There was a blinding light, she wondered if she was seeing death. Could a book kill her? Her eyes seemed to be deceiving her as there was no way- at least she hoped there wasn't any- that she was seeing the silver figure. Luna gasped in absolute shock. Wishing this madness was real but at the same time hoping it wasn't. For the figure standing in the middle of the room was someone Luna believed to be dead. Tears of happiness and confusion ran down her face as she ran to the figure and attempted to hug her, but realised her hand had gone straight through the peculiar silver girl. Luna couldn't speak. The girl smiled sadly at her. Luna couldn't think straight because the silver girl who was standing before her was Ocean, her sister.
"H-ow, w-why, i-I don't understand!?" Luna stuttered, a quaver threatening to steal her voice. Ocean stared calmly at her as if she couldn't see the shocked look on Luna's face. "Luna calm down, your face looks whiter than mine", Ocean joked. At this point Luna could barely breathe from all the butterflies fluttering their wings in her stomach. She couldn't believe her eyes, not only was the silver book-ghost none other than her sister, but the ghost could talk but not be touched. Ocean frowned and appeared to be disappointed at Luna's lack of speech.
"Luna I never thought there would come a day where I have more to say then you do. No? Alright I guess I'll just have to talk to a statue then. Well first of all our mother is evil, this book is an infinite darkness, I miss life in general, I don't know what time, day or year it is, you look dreadful possibly worse than me, I want my body back, I have no idea what room this is and I can't fix this endless torment on my own." Luna just gaped dumbly at her sister. It was as if Ocean was speaking a foreign language in her ears. "Everything about this evening is strange, no absurd", Luna said, still struggling to keep her composure. She had no idea what to think, say or do. All she knew was she would do anything to free her sister from the bounds that tie her to misery and solitude. "How can I help?", Luna asked as if she had suddenly woke up from a day-dream. Ocean quickly explained that she had almost no idea how to break the curse. "I don't know how, but I know where and I know who. You must journey to Evenlake hedge, it is located on the border of Worrandeer. The person who put this wretched curse on me was our mother, in fact I don't even think I can consider...
