Prologue: The DreamA Chapter by The Invisible Girl This is a rough draft!!!!
The Dream Everything was just a black mist, as I walked through an evening fog. I felt nothing on my bare feet. It was like I was floating in space. Soon at the end of the mist I started to smell the saltiness of a sea. I heard the waves crashing on the rocky cliffs. I felt the million grains of sand beneath my feet. The wind blew into my curly brown hair. I open my eyes to a real beach. From the rocky cliffs came screams of seagulls making their nest. I see a pelican scooping up a big fish. Where was I? This was like no other beach in Acropolis that I have ever been too. Baby sea turtles started their waddle to the ocean. A bright light flashed into my eyes and then it went away. I turned around and to my wander I see a strange building with a rotating light source. Watching it twirl around I heard a voice yelling. Up on the sand dunes was a frighten mother bursting in tears, "Someone save my little boy!! Help! He is drowning!" My eyes wondered out in sea as I see a boy bobbing up and down as the waves crashed on top of him. There was no one around to answer the boys cry except me. Without a second thought I dived into the cold water and swam against the stormy waves. The water sent cold chills down my body. My muscles began to tense up as I swam harder against the current. The boy seemed to get farther and farther away as I tried to swim closer to him. On the shore the mother's desperate screams echoed in my ear, "Save him! He all I got left! This can't be happening!" With all my strength, I pushed through the strong current and grabbed the boy right when he started to fall back down. The boy was no older than twelve. He had blonde hair that covered his beautiful green eyes. He looked at me like I was an angel. He tried to say something, but he was so exhausted that he started to fall into unconsciousness. I shook him and said reassuringly, "I know you are tired, but you have to stay awake. Come on! Help me swim us to shore." The boy looked at me when he heard my voice. I threw the little boy up above the water as another huge wave crashed on top of us. Water shot up my nose and I kicked upward to a coughing fit. "Come on! We have to go before we both drown." I grabbed his forearm and started to kick toward the shore. The boy started to follow my lead and started to kick his feet. Once we got to the shore, I crawled away from the water and laid down exhausted. The little boy instead ran to his mother who was crying tears of joy. "Momma! Momma! Did you see that girl helped me from drowning?" The mother looked at her son and gazed over the shore. Her eyes met mine but she didn't say thank you. "Darling what do you mean? Nobody is here. You swam back by yourself." "But Momma, there was a girl. She saved my life." "It must have been your guardian angel." She bent down to kiss his head, "Let's go you are cold to the bone." The mother ushered her boy to follow her, but he looked at me and smiled. And with a faint whisper I heard him say, "Thank you my beautiful guardian angel." The boy and the mother left in this strange moving vehicle. I sighed and looked up at the sky to see the millions of stars beginning to appear. Why did only the boy see me but not the mother? If only I was an angel, but I wasn't I was the opposite of that. And if that boy truly knew who I was he would have screamed and hid behind his mother. I sighed and smelt ash for underneath me. I quickly stood up to see a black hole was forming under me. "It is time to go, Kimora!" A voice from within the black hole growled. "You have done plenty enough to ruin my agenda and for that you must pay the ultimate price." From the black hole, a huge arm grabbed my ankle and pulled me down into the dark hole. I screamed and clawed at the sand but it melted within my fingers. The voice laughed evilly and sucked the air from my lungs. I sat up on my bed screaming until I soon noticed that I was back in my room. I sighed in relief. It was all just a nightmare, but a nightmare I have been having for years. Just in different scenes and different times. This time it was back in time. I never found out what the boy's name was. I wonder how old he was now or was he even real? I sighed, and laid back down on my feather-filled pillow. Were these dreams ever going to stop? They better because I have an important mission. I'm still not sure what it is, but I know it will be important to my planet and my people. I closed my eyes and fell back to sleep to wait to hear my important mission before the Elitians.
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