Sabrina Prez and Aiden Fisher: The Song of Sun and River

Chapter Four: The Journey Begins

 We started getting pelted with rocks. I was the first person to be hit, then Sabrina, then Calypso, then Aiden. I turned around and saw the townspeople pelting rocks at us. So I grabbed Amordad's jewel and started using his power. I grabbed Calypso, Sabrina, and Aiden, and we made a run for it. I ran through the forest and made it to the next town before collapsing on the ground and passing out.

I have no idea what happened next, but according to Sabrina, Aiden, and Calypso, I passed out, then they found themselves in the village with me passed out. So Sabrina picked me up and carried me. I was taken to the nearest doctor in the village, who would be treating me for the next few months; I had used up that much energy. Calypso had to go back and look for Ian and Basil to get them over to the town.

"Will he be okay?" Sabrina asked. "Yes. He will be unconscious, but okay," The doctor said. "Will he wake up soon?" Sabrina asked. "I'm afraid not. Based on how much energy he used, he's going to be unconscious for the next few months," The doctor said. "Alright. We should probably continue our training without them, Aiden," Sabrina said, looking at Aiden. "A-Alright..." Aiden said.

Sabrina and Aiden then left and went to a secluded area of the town. Sabrina helped Aiden with his part of the song, and Aiden helped Sabrina with her part of the song. Aiden was able to sing his part of the song before, I'm just not sure why he couldn't sing it now.

Calypso never returned to the village. But Ian showed up alone. He followed the sound of Aiden's singing and found Sabrina and Aiden.

"There you are! I just got here, Sabrina!" Ian said, running up to Sabrina. "Ian! Are you okay?" Sabrina said worriedly. "Yeah, don't worry. I'm fine. And besides, you have that healing power of yours," Ian said. "Alright. We should continue training," Sabrina said, looking at Aiden.

"I was able to sing the song before, I just don't know why I can't sing it now," Aiden said, disappointed. "It's okay, Aiden. I was able to play the song on my flute through instinct, but had no idea what the song was until William helped me," Sabrina said, putting her flute away. "Come with me, you two. We're going to the forest," Sabrina said, picking up her flute.

They went to the forest and Sabrina had Aiden keep practicing. Then she turned to Ian and said, "Alright, let's see what the God of Plantation's been teaching ya." Ian then climbed up a tree and started swinging from tree to tree, then circled around and came back to Sabrina and made a perfect landing.

"That's not all, either. He taught me the different types of plants and which ones are poisonous and which ones aren't, which ones are safe to eat, and much more," Ian said. "Well, I would say you're ready to go on the adventure. Just keep practicing so you don't lose this ability, okay?" Sabrina said. "Okay!" Ian said, jumping up into a tree.

Then a twig snapped, and Sabrina heard it and someone hushing something. She listened carefully, then heard footsteps getting closer and closer. She then told Ian and Aiden to hide. Ian grabbed Aiden and they hid in a tree. Sabrina found a bucket laying nearby, and then she went to the nearby river.

She looked at the river and saw it was raging. Then someone walked up to her and said, "Hey, what are you doing here alone?" Sabrina then swung around and saw a pretty girl wearing a dress. "It's not safe to be in these woods alone. Especially near the river when it's like this," she said. "Oh, it's alright. I can easily calm the river," Sabrina said. "You can?" she said, confused and amazed. "Yep!" Sabrina said, standing up.

Sabrina then grabbed her flute out of its case and then walked into the river. She dug her feet deep into the dirt, then started playing her flute. The river calmed immediately. Then her hair turned a light blue. She kept playing the song, and then the water started moving in ways that only exist in fantasy. It was like it had a mind of its own. Then it formed the Goddess of Water.