The Next Ender Dragon Book III: Path of Revenge

Chapter 8: 2 kinds of 1

I was in my own mental void with her. We had started having conversations face to face, well conscience to conscience. She was actually very civil when she wanted to be.
"Seems things have changed since our first encounter," I said as I walked through the darkness.
"I've recognized my current situation. I'm trapped, and there is nothing I can do about it," she looked towards the ground and started shuffling her feet.
"Why do you feel trapped?"
"I do not leave this void anymore. I can't see the light like I used to. You've covered me. You've blinded my out sight," she looked into my eyes with sincere sadness.
"No, not again. You aren't gaining sight again. Her and I learned the first time," I looked back at her stern and strict.

She smiled. She placed her hands in her pockets.
"Aw, I really thought that would work that time,"
"Why would you believed that? I don't want you here. No one does," I exclaimed as my image of her began fading. I was waking up.
"She does," she said. I turned to her and glared.
"If she did, why would she try so hard to get rid of you?"
Her face changed to a shady smile. Deep down I could feel her. I could feel the gut wrenching sadness, as if a heart was broken.

I was woken forcibly by Savion as he shook me violently. My body reacted faster than my mind as I grabbed ahold of his arms as if prepared to fight.
He loosened up.
"Hex we have to move to our new location."
I rubbed my eyes as I exhaled smoke.
"New location?" I sat up in confusion.
He helped me up, "yes it is time."
He grabbed my arm and yanked me to my feet. Susan was already awake and moving, she was ready and she was standing next to Savion smiling, realizing she put my little brother in a risky situation.
I stood and stretched as much as I could before a book bag was thrown at my stomach, clearing the last of the smoke from my lungs along with any air I had inhaled.
Susan turned around and smiled, "cmon darling, we have to get moving to a more permanent place. Don't worry, I don't know where it is either." She nodded to Savion and he stood ready.
I threw the book bag over my shoulders and looked around. My team was prepared and the people were too. Humans and mobs were getting the last of their things gathered and situated.
"Are you ready Hex?" Asked Savion. I nodded. He began walking through with his hand in the air, signaling his team to move out and they all followed. A great trek of people. I giant migration of creatures, different sizes, colors, and forms. I grabbed the hand of my lover and looked at her through the eye that was blessed with her presence. She turned to me and smiled.
We walked for miles. Several kids couldn't walk anymore and were getting piggy back rides from zombies and endermen. Skeletons were keeping people's hopes up as they continued to walk.
"Humans aren't completely used to this much walking huh?" I whispered to Susan, who herself was tired of walking. She shook her head and just kept looking forward. I felt bad. I crouched in front of her and let her climb on. Susan held on tight as she laid against my back.
The sun began slinking it's way past the horizon. It's rays had given us light, but time was running out for my people. We had been walking for several hours and walking is fine, but the sun has no mercy on my people.
A large forest of dark oak trees appeared I. The distance. Tobi began running ahead of everyone. Savion picked up pace. We all followed. Up a hill we ran. A hill covered in dark oak trees that blocked out the sun.
"We are here," spoke Savion. We had approached a large home in the middle of the large dark oak woods. Tobi walked up to the door and knocked in a special pattern. We all waited.
I could pick up the sounds of someone running across hard wood flooring followed by the click and turn of the door knob.
Out walked a familiar blonde, wavy haired female. She smiled and kissed my Zombie friend. Savion led all the humans into the home while Natalie led all the mobs around the Hill. I began walking to the door with Susan and I was stopped by the female.
She took my chin and jerked my head to her face. She looked stern and serious. Susan then slid off of my back and went inside.
I smiled and laughed before violently grabbing her up in my arms in the most loving way I could.
"Hello Samantha,"