Alone

Endless mountains

We walked out of the door at dawn and started to follow Pixie. They walked and walked and walked for ages until Pixie came to a halt.“What is that?”, asked Eva looking up to a bunch of mountains squished together “Those are the endless mountains that surround piranha lake,” said Pixie jumping onto a boulder.

“And how are we getting across them ?” I asked a shiver inside me running up my spine, “Climbing it of course,” Pixie said, “How,” asked Mark choking over his words. “Well we will carefully climb to the top and on the top rest and then climb down to piranha lake, and i’ll give some flying dust. But only enough to make you jump high,” Pixie said without taking a breath.

Just at that moment she took a little sack from her pocket, reached in it and pulled out silvery dust, then without warning us she through it on us. “Why do I feel weightless?” asked Mark jumping about 10 feet into the air, “Because this dust makes you jump really high,” said Pixie sprinkling some on his wings. We started jumping on boulders and rocks, climbing the mountain quite easily. But then we see a creature walking towards us “RUN!,” yelled Pixie running past the creature it had red fiery eyes, it was staring at me then chanted “More people you love will keep on disappearing,” I ignored it Mark and Pixie were running beside me, then a thought ran through my mind Eva was taken to the creature was right.

I stopped running and yelled “Pixie Eva, Eva was taken by the villain of Averon,” Pixie stopped running too “Remember the letter, more people you love will keep on disappearing,” Said Pixie a slight shiver in her voice “Yeah, that creature just repeated the letter,” I said. “I think we should rest,” said Pixie shoving her tiny sleeping bag from her bag. “No! we don’t have time,” I yelled  “Fine,” said Pixie staring at me and Mark. Me and Mark were walking down the mountain trying to keep with Pixie. No more monsters attacked us I thought it was going to be the easiest. “Can we rest kno?” asked Pixie we were beside piranha lake “Sure,” I said while pulling out my sleeping bag.