Prologue

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Cold still air could be felt holding the feeling of dread and icy evil. A loud thud alerts a thin, pale little girl of a unseen entity. Her ragged, unsteady breathing stops and when she hears nothing, she continues her work. A silver platter rests in her unsteady hands, gleaming as if just polished. Ever so gently she puts it down neatly and grabs another that needs a bit of polishing and gets to work. "Annabeth!" She drops the platter in surprise and turns around to face a hooded woman. "Y-yes my lord?" Annabeth stuttered out, her voice sounding like rigid rocks. "You have disappointed me! If you weren't one of the best slaves I had, your soul would be in hands at this very moment!" The hooded lady said with a voice of silk and thorns. Annabeth just nodded in reply while fear and dread shone in her clouded, tired eyes.
The lady grabbed Annabeth and threw her at a wall before she walked out. Annabeth slowly got up and started to silently sob wanting nothing more than to just escape her on going nightmare of reality.

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