Supernaturals

Chapter 11

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Chapter 11

Soaring high above the trees where no one would find me I experienced a feeling I've never felt before. Freedom. It was exhilarating, having the wind gently caress my wings and face as I flew through the clear blue sky.

I looked down at the trees and continued flying until I saw a clearing. I swooped down and gracefully landed on the ground. I focused on my human form, my long legs, dark chocolate brown hair, and my rather pale skin. My muscles expanded and I felt myself grown taller. I looked down; I was human... and naked.

I held my breath and looked down at my thigh, the one where I had tied my clothes on, and saw that my uniform was still attached. I let out the breath I had been holding and got dressed.

Then I left the clearing.

I walked through the forest, remembering everything. Surprisingly, nothing had changed in the past couple of months. To the right there was the same oddly shaped tree that somewhat resembled a heart, further back was the random patch of bamboo, and a couple of cherry blossom trees scattered around. I walked past them all, my attention focused on the giant oak tree that stood in front of me.

I crouched down and moved a pill of leave away from the tree trunk. Hidden behind the leaves was a small hole in the tree, I reached inside and pulled out my small brown backpack. I opened it and slowly took out what it held.

When I finished I looked over the items that had been in my bag, a water bottle, food, and an extra pair of clothes. I reach down and picked up my plain old ratty navy blue T-shirt, and turned it inside out. On the inside of the shirt was a small white pocket, I reached inside and pulled out a locket.

The locket was bronze and oval-shaped, with an engagement of a forest on it. Carefully, I opened the locket to see my family's smiling faces staring at me. Even after two years of pain and death, I could still remember their features well.

My father's stern but soft face stared up at me, his gray eyes crinkling from his wide grin. Beside him was my mother, though her smile was as wide and bright as my father's she had a much softer face. I looked over at the other picture and saw my brother. Though Clark and I are brother and sister we look nothing alike. Clarks more like my mom with tanner skin, bright bluely-gray eyes, and brown hair with a bit of black in it, while I'm more like my dad with my hard expression and dark brown hair.

Staring down at my family I finally let the tears of weakness fall from my cheeks. Soon I'm crying deep heavy sobs that make my whole body shake.

I don't know how long I stayed there crying by the old oak tree, but soon I could tell it's was getting late. I try to stand up but I'm overtaken by a sudden wave of sleepiness which makes me fall to the ground. My breath comes out in gasps and all I could think is it's happening again. I'm losing control all over again. Please not again, I thought just before I was overtaken by darkness.

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The attack was so sudden no one would have guessed it. One minute everything was fine, Clark and I were on a walk in our village, and the next thing I knew everything was in chaos.

The sirens started to wail; telling everyone an attacker was coming. Clark grabbed my hand and led me towards our old tree house, since it was the closest shelter we had. That was the main rule: if and attack happened go to the nearest shelter, anything that would keep you safe.