Pure Knight

Eighteenth Sword

    Vanessa felt like killing her sister. Going on a coach flight was fine, but she actually go them to take a private jet, from an old friend. She looked at Michelle, who had her head laid on Fido's shoulder. He insisted on coming, and wasn't taking now for an answer, in order to make sure Michelle wasn't hurt again. His head was laying on Michelle's head, as they were both asleep. "at least you two are relaxed." She felt a headache forming, as she imagined her sister asking the taboo question. "I'm not looking forward to this." She settled back into the chair, and tried to get some sleep.

 They arrived in India, a few hours later. Michelle stretched, while Fido hid a yawn, as they got off the plane. They grabbed their bags, and went inside the airport, to see a man holding a sign, with a younger man surrounded by girls. Michelle rolled her eyes. "Same as always." The younger man saw them; a big grinning lining his face, as he rushed forward, and grabbed her in a hug. "Michie." He kissed her cheek. She pushed him away. "Knock it off, Allac. And don't call me, Michie." She went 'oomph', as Fido pulled her back into his chest, and glared at Allac. "I see you still have that dog with you." Fido growled. "Bring it, brat." Michelle grabbed their ears. "Shut the hell up." She dragged them both to he car, while Vanessa shook her head; shivers creeped up her spine, as she sensed the one person she couldn't stand.

  "Ugh." They got inside the large car, and headed off to the destination. The car came to a stop in front of a larger mansion. As they got out, Vienna, and six children rushed outside the tackle them. They both stepped to the side, as Vienna and the children skidded on the ground; making both of them sigh. Allac chuckled as his mother and siblings, lay on the ground. "Ow...why'd you dodge, Van?" Michelle stood by Allac, and watched her mother's temper explode. "She's been planning that attack for weeks, huh?" He nodded. Suddenly, her mother froze, and turned her lead to the left, as a new person arrived. She glared with hatred, at the man who married, ad turned her sister. "Shellak." She said his name with disgust. The dark skinned, violet eyes vampire, ginned at her. "Hello, Vanessa."

  Michelle sighed, as the sparks began to fly between them. "Here we go." She fell to the ground, as a large tiger tackled her. "Oomph." She fell flat on her face, while the tiger nibbled on her head. "Tig, get off me?" She propped her chin on her hand. Looking at Allac, she sighed. ""I see, Tig hasn't changed." He chuckled, and helped her up. "No, and the last time you saw her, she was still a little tiger." Michelle pulled her down from on top of her head.

  "Jackass."

 "Bitch."

 "Fang face."

 "Hot tempered disgusting blood."

  They looked at Vanessa, and Shellak, who looked ready to cross swords. Vienna giggled beside them, while the other children stared wide-eyed at the people arguing. Michelle marched over, and hit their heads. "Be quiet, your cursing in front of children." She took out one of her swords. "And if you don't I can always help you." She laughed evilly. Vanessa and Shellak, looked scared, as something dark came out. "Yes." She sighed. "What's done is done, mom. You can't hate him forever." They glared at each other, as Michelle sighed.

  "Mama." She turned with a start, as the little girl came back into view. The little girl held her mother's hand, as they made their way to a large forest. "Where are we going?" The woman smiled at her child. "Patience, Vampina. We'll get there soon." They walked a few more miles in the forest, until her mother stopped in front of a large cave. Vampina held her mother's hand tightly, as her other hand grasped her necklace. Her mother patted her head. "It's alright. They won't bite." Vampina looked at her with confusion, as she brought two fingers to her mouth, and whistled. Her eyes widened, as five giant white, and a black wolf emerged from the cave. Her mouth opened wide, "They're very big." She touched the leaders fur. He leaned into her touch. "That's Fido." Behind Fido, were three white wolves, that were just as big, but a little smaller in size.