Eliatrope

Miss Amalia's Adventure's *bonus chapter one*

//Author here! Just so you know, this is a bonus chapter that has nothing to do with the story, I'm simply writing it as a bonus to you, and for me it's a reward for getting 1,000 readers! Thank you guys so much! Also, I've had Quotev for a year and it is this stories first anniversary on the 22nd of September, so I thought, why not add a bonus chapter? Hope you enjoy! Also, you're real update should be coming in a few days!

~Amalia's POV, no OC's for this chapter (minus background characters that I need to use for progression)~

Eva, Yugo, Dally, Ruel, and myself were all venturing fourth along the lands of the World of Twelve. Yugo needs to find his parents, and I'm going with them because I don't want to go back home. Shh, don't tell Eva, she thinks it's because I had a prophecy. Well anyway, as we were walking along, I pulled Eva aside and forced her into a shop with me! So exciting!

It's not that I didn't want to go alone in the store, it's just that I needed someone to hold all my stuff that I was going to get, y'know? I bet the little Cra was just as excited as me.

"What are you doing?" Eva asked in a tone that made her sound like she was bored, but I knew in my heart she loved this.

"Shopping!" I squealed, "besides we need some girl time away from all those boys."

"Oh great, shopping." Eva replied with a slight eye roll, "and who exactly is going to pay for whatever your heart tells you to buy?"

What? Does she think I'm stupid? "My father of course!"

"Listen to yourself Amalia." Eva stated, "we don't have any Kama so we can't get anything."

Just then the shop owner came over. She was tall, kinda ugly... She had a mole on her cheek her hair looked like it hadn't been brushed in days. On top of that, she looked down at us with a nasty glare. It was a little intimidating considering how tall she was as well. Then she did something weird and waved before giving us a friendly smile.

"No Kama, eh?" She asked. Her voice was a little higher than mine and she kinda sounded like a little girl. "That's no problem!"

"It's not?" Eva asked giving the lady a bored expression to symbolize that she didn't believe her.

"Not at all!" The shop owner smiled down at us. "You see, I have this rare item. Most people can't see it, which is what makes it rare! Really something I'd say." She paused and looked at both Eva and I in the eyes before lowering her voice and continuing. "I'd be willing to give it to ya for free if you'd like."

"Awesome!" I cheered, "let's go see it!"

"Hold on!" Eva said sternly, placing her hand on my shoulder to hold me back. "Why would you give us such a rare item for free?"

I turned my attention back to the shop keeper to find her taken aback slightly. "W-what do you mean?" She asked, "can't someone just be nice anymore? This world is so broken."

"Ignore Eva!" I said, "she's just cautious is all. I'd love to see this rare item of yours!"

I heard Eva sigh loudly from behind me as the shop keeper grabbed my hand and Eva's, "excellent! Come to the back with me!"

She seemed so nice and friendly as she pulled us along and had some minor chatter that I didn't really pay attention to. The hall way she pulled us through was small and narrow with a lot of scarves and pictures hung on the walls. Finally we entered a small room that seemed to be empty. "Huh? I don't get it..." I said.

"You mean, you can't see it?" The keeper asked. "Most people can't but I assure you it is there young Sadida."

"Oh really?" Eva questioned in a bossy tone, "why can't anyone see it, huh? Is it because it's not actually real? Come on Amalia, let's go."

I on the other hand, did not want to go. "Is it some sort of invisible cloth that turns people invisible when they wear it?" I asked excitedly.

"Why don't you walk in and find out?" The owner asked.

I nodded in agreement and noticed Eva face-palm before I walked into the small room. However, I ended up falling down something with a mighty scream.

~Eva's POV~

"AHHHHHHHHHHHH!" That was Amalia's heart-wrenching scream as I watched her fall through the building. "Amalia!" I called, only to hear no response.

"Oops." The owner said, "I guess I left the invisible window open."