Demon Friend [Pennywise fanfiction]

Chapter 1 - Dragon

It was calming day in the town of Derry. After long rainy days it was a nice change. Kids were able to finally play outside. Well... the ones that were allowed. The town has not been save these days. Children were missing and every day it became worse. However that didn't stop little Amelia from playing outside. She only lived with her mother who loved her dearly but still knew that her little Amy was more clever than most kids. Which is why she let her play outside whenever she wanted. Specially when summer started.

Amelia wore watch with her that was given to her on her 7th birthday, so the watch were only few months old.

"Mom can I go out?" asked hopefully Amy as she sit by the kitchen table and poking some food on her plate with a fork. Her mother currently washed some dishes and sighed. "Alright but at least finish eating the vegetables." she said and the girl suddenly started quickly eating her greens before running to her room to get some stuff. Her mother chuckled and shook her head in disbelief.

When Amy emerged back from her room she now wore dark blue trousers with nice shirt. On her head was a cap that was held by a ponytail. She wore her watch on her right hand and checked the time. Almost one o'clock.

"I'm going out then!" shouted happily Amy as she run into the kitchen. "Alright just be careful and stay around the neighborhood." said the older woman as she now was putting plates into the cupboard. "Be home by five. And please..." she paused for a moment. "Be careful."

"Don't worry mom! Bye!" said Amy before she run out of the front door. Picking up her wooden sword that was on the front porch she walked out of the small garden and at the street.

Amy would normally meet up with her two friends George and Sam, however ever since one of them went missing Sam's parents didn't allowed him to go outside often. Sighing, Amy decided to just walk around the neighborhood when she suddenly spotted group of kids walking down the street. Her smile widened when she saw one of them. "Bill!" shouted Amy and run across the street to greet him. The boy named Bill turned around and smiled as he saw her. "Oh, Hello, A-amy." he said. This poor boy stuttered when he spoke but Amy didn't really mind. He was nice.

Amy then looked around rest of the group before speaking again. "Where are you going?" she asked. However her question wasn't answered instead one of the boys asked her.

"Who are you?" it was a boy who had brown hair and wore fanny pack. "This is A-amy. G-georgie's friend." explained Bill who was George's older brother. He still didn't get around the fact the little boy was missing, Bill didn't accepted that George was gone and honestly? Amy really didn't know if she got over it too. George was a good friend, they always played together.

"Where are you going?" asked Amy again hoping to get answer this time. "That is none of your business you are too young for it anyway." said a boy with glasses and crossed his arms. Amy crossed her arms too still holding her sword and looked at the boy. "I am not. I'm seven." she said confidently but the boy continued. "See. You are young and small. We would not want you to play with us anyway." he said. Amy then looked at Bill who has been silent this whole time. He really didn't know what to say. The little girl felt tears starting to roll down her cheeks. She sniffed and run away from then. "Wait! A-amy!" shouted Bill after her however she didn't plan to go back. "Look what you did Richie." said Stan who was the last boy from the four.

"Me?" asked Richie and adjusted his glasses. "Yeah, it was pretty mean. Specialy to small girl." agreed Eddie. The one with the fanny pack. After short silence Richie rolled his eyes and started walking. "Whatever let's just go." he said and others followed.

Amy stopped running after a while. Mostly because she realized this was doing nothing so she took a few deep breaths and wiped her eyes with shirt. She then sighed and looked around. She was thankfully still in the neighborhood so she continued to walking. It was more lonely because she was now without friends but she didn't really mind.