Grace
When I open my eyes I'm almost blinded by the insanely bright light that surrounds me in every direction. I hold my hand out in front of my face and squint, trying to see something, anything at all. After a few moments, my eyes adjust to the brightness and I am able to take in my surroundings. I am in what appears to be a room. It is bathed in the white light, making it impossible to see anything else. I look around for a few moments, spinning in circles a few times, but I don't see anything else.
"Hello?" I call.
Where am I? Alexander must have done something to James. But what did he do? And how will I ever figure it out if I can't get out of here? Wherever here is. Suddenly I remember that I know where he transported us, we're in Aaron's lair. Below it, to be exact. I look down at the ground, only it looks like I am standing in mid air, because of the brightness. I step forward slowly and keep walking. I don't know where I'm going, or what I'm going to do when I get there, but I keep walking. Suddenly, I see a shadow out of the corner of my eye. It looks like a person.
"Hey!" I shout, in the direction of the shadow.
I watch as it moves. It appears to be turning around to face me. Then I see it being to move away.
"No, please! I need help. Where am I?" I shout.
I watch as the shadow vanishes.
"Great," I mumble to myself.
"You must be Grace. I thought we had a new visitor, although you didn't come in through the normal way, which is a bit odd,"
I spin around quickly and almost run into a girl. She looks to be about twelve years old. With strawberry blonde hair, and freckles that cover her cheeks and nose. She wears a simple, sleeveless, white dress that stops at her ankles and I notice that her feet are bare. She peers up at me, her bright hazel eyes twinkling with curiosity.
"Who are you?" I ask her.
She bounces up and down on her toes and grins at me.
"I'm Parisa. You're Grace. Nice to meet you," She extends out her hands and I shake it slowly.
"Can you tell me where I am?" I ask.
She nods firmly.
"Of course. You're in The Hereafter," She replies.
"You mean like, the afterlife?" I ask.
She nods again.
"Of course. But that word is so overused. We call it The Hereafter now," She explains.
"So that means I'm dead," I say.
I watch as she extends her hand out and a gold couch appears out of mid-air. She climbs up onto it and takes a seat.
"Well, usually people who come here are. But you didn't enter through the gates," She says, crossing one of her legs over the other and looking at me.
"The gates?" I ask.
I watch as she nods, and then waves her arm around again.
"Here, take a seat," She says.
I look back and see a second gold couch has appeared. I take a seat and I'm surprised that it's more comfortable than it looks.
"The gate is literally just a giant gate into The Hereafter. Everyone that dies comes through it, and we always get a notice whenever someone new is coming in. Only we didn't get one for you, which leads me to believe that something is different," She says,
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The Supernatural Seals (Book Two)- BATTLE
Teen FictionThe second book in the Supernatural Seals series, told in the points of veiw of Grace, Angelo, and Lincoln. They have all just finished a battle with Aaron's army, and they wake up in The Secret Headquarters, which turns out to be The Headquarters...