Two Kingdoms: Book 1

Two Kingdoms: Book 1

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(DISCONTINUED) I gasped. I could remember chunks of the dream. It was something about a building. No, not just any ordinary building, a school in a palace. And something about having sparks on the palms of my hands. But, there was also something about a long, sharp, and shiny blade piercing my chest one inch after the other. Then blood rushes out of my chest and mouth as they pull the sword out. I fell to the ground in one big heap. The blood flowing out of my mouth dripped one by one in a puddle near my mouth. Someone came rushing to me but my vision got into a blur though. Then I died.
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Blood. My blood-too much of it. I reached down to the gashes torn across my stomach. I knew I had to move, but I couldn't. The wounds pulsed with every beat of my heart, pushing out blood that was raw and hot. It tingled strangely, black veins branching from the cuts like creeping roots. Every inch of my body burned. I could barely breathe. My vision blurred, and a dull ache throbbed behind my eyes-but I shoved it aside. I rolled onto my stomach, dug my fingers into the dirt, and dragged myself forward-one arm at a time. I grit my teeth and pushed on. The road wasn't far. Just a few more feet. Just a few more- The world tilted. My vision blurred again, then darkened, spinning into black.

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