Monday, 17 December 2012

on the 17th day of christmas i'm fiannly back on track.

i decided to treat you all well with a bit more of my book.


She peered through the small window of the door at the strange child through her dirty blond hair, she was inexperienced but it was this girl’s aura was damaged and her mind was almost completely consumed by darkness. Yet here she lay in the wards and her master, Flint, was sat about 5 feet away reading through his law book. This text contained all the laws and rules that governed the angels. His bronze hair was flopping over his eyes. He had mentioned that he had met the girl before. He said he was trying to find the source of the darkness he felt and it found him. Mainly because a year ago, she crashed into him in the middle of the street.

 More often than not it’s how he finds the darkness in the world.

She sat down next to him peering over his shoulder hoping to see what he was thinking, “ is there a problem or are you just being a personal space invader?” she leant back pouting, her eyes watching him with a grumpy glare. She was quite a petite girl; her thin arms were a complete contrast to the power she actually possessed. Dressed in what flint referred to as her personal style she wore a combination of colourful t-shirts underneath a blue hooded top. Her short pixie hair was a blond that was dirtied by small pieces of brown. She occasionally wore glasses to her personal disdain but they were required to read through the massive novels she had to refer to in her “studies.”

Flint was her master and as they go he was very open and relaxed. He respected her individuality; she could dress how she liked ate whenever she wanted, practice or study any areas of the laws she wanted him to teach her. The only thing she didn’t control was her name. Her name was given to her by flint, he was her master, he was given his name by his master, and now he gave her the name she would forever go by an old tradition that made up pretty much the entirety of the angel’s rules and laws. She only knew this from her lessons.

She could remember the day he chose to become her master. Before she became an angel she was somewhat adrift, weeks had gone by and she hadn’t felt right, her head was full of fog and she could just recall that there were many men in white coats, they poked and prodded her, they kept telling her parents to be prepared. She never knew what for but her mum would spend hours sat by hair holding back tears, her dad told her over and over again that she has to be strong. The fog got worse every day till she could no longer make sense of what was day and what was night, who were her parents and who were the doctors. Till one moment out of the blue the fog cleared and one figure was stood before her. Flint appeared and told her he needed her to help him. She understood and tried to rise from her bed where she lay and couldn’t move and inch’ Confused she looked at her body and there it lay, drained, tired and empty, but before the  very last of her energy left her body flint appeared by her side and holding her hand. With a smirk he added, “Time to come with me Dakota.“

And that’s how her training began. Taken from the men in the white coats, her first day was sat in her room in the wards, the home of the angels, it wasn’t silent not a sound could be heard, but a hum a energy filled the halls, she sat there for hours just letting the hum consume her. The room was simple yet elegant; the walls where high and completely white, there was a bed in a corner and a desk in the opposite corner that had a marble tablet that consumed the majority of the table top. Both of these objects had he name Dakota engraved into the Solid white wood that they were made from, she had been here for merely hours, but this room had clearly been ready for months. Deep in the thought of where on earth she actually was when Flintys voice came from the large Metal door that she had barely noticed “I think you’ll find Dakota that we are not on earth at all.” He kicked open the heavy door and strode into the room carrying a pile of thick volumes. Dakota’s face dropped, they were huge books bound with thick leather, and a glint of amusement was in his eyes. “You don’t have to read all of these” he chuckled “I’ll give you the brief summary“. He dropped them onto her bed that creaked menacingly, as if it would retaliate towards Flint for his clear unconcern towards it. He cocked his head and raised an eyebrow at the sound of the bed creaking, “that can’t be good”.

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