Novi Mundi (new world)

The Girl (Chapter 4)

There I stood hiding behind a pillar as something stumbled out of some sort of vessel.

Earlier tonight I was at home doing homework until I realised I had a Biology test tomorrow and I hadn't studied. In a panic I decided to try and get into the school so I could get my books, the only flaw in my plan was that I would be in so much trouble if I got caught. I got into the school pretty easily and now I thought the problem was getting caught.

BOY WAS I WRONG! So now here I was watching some strange THING crawl out of some space vehicle thing, which had just fallen from the SKY! The figure regained its composure and started looking around. I peered around the pillar and froze as the strange being spotted me. "AAAAAHHHH!" We both yelled in fear. I quickly clamped my hand over my mouth to prevent any other screams escaping. "I come in peace!" I stuttered in a fluster. I had my hand above my head and slowing made my way towards the strange thing, trying to get a better look.

Then suddenly I stopped dead in my tracks. My mouth dropped open so far that you could have fit a golf ball.

It was a girl.....

At least I thinks it's a girl, it looked like a girl anyway. There she stood in the middle of my school soccer field. She was quite tall but only just shorter than me. She wore a long black dressed that seemed to flow down her sunning figure and pooling at her feet. The dress covered only one shoulder with a full length sleeve, leaving her other shoulder bare. As beautiful as her dress was, her face left me in a trance. Her delicate face looked like it was from a cartoon. The girls eyes many shades of blue but sparkled with traces of silver. They were large and curious. I felt as I was staring into the night sky. Her cheek bones were perfectly defined and her jaw line was practically unobtainable for anyone. Her hair was pitch black and poured down her back in perfect curls. There were streaks of blue and silver that made her hair seem like the night sky.

So there I was, standing about twenty metres away from a girl that was so hauntingly beautiful, like the type of girl who only existed in dreams.