Daze

Ophelia wondered through her world, long abandoned. The outside villages remained in tact, some appear to yearn for the return of the people. The middle villages are awoke, eager for the plants to grow. She sighed as the old library became visible. It was long abandoned, the scrolls scattered on the floor, stained with the age, and feeling of forgetting. 
          The village near the castle seemed disturbed, like a fight broke out and everything broke. One house that seems to have once been symmetrical has crumbled beyond any repair. Another appears out of place, looking like a cottage surrounded by futuristic homes and plants. It appears as though that owner seemed to never really been there to know that the house was long expired. 
          
          The castle sat at the edge of the empire, it's defense seems in tact, though the walls scraped and partially crumbled. The castle itself though was vast, and appeared to be full of life, while the walls appear to be of death. 
          
          Ophelia carefully stepped though the grand doors, which glided open with a slight tap. The inside was [ERROR, FILE CORRUPTED AND LOST 13.3.89]

Maria was walking the halls of the old facility. She was hearing the whispers of the people once there. Whispers of how she chose wrong, picked the worst people to be with, or how it is all double sided. She looked around, twisting the small ring her father gave her, wanting silence. She saw shadows of her friends. Walking closer, she heard them saying horrible things, about how she is a whore, a horrible person, and many other things she never thought they would say. It wasn't even 8AM and she wanted to go back. She started to run, closer to the training room. Even though she hated there, it was so bright, no shadow can whisper there. But then she heard something through her breath. "She really is useless, isn't that right [REDIRECTED]?" Maria's breath silenced, her voice leaving her. She froze. And quickly warped into her safe place. She fell to the ground, crying, screaming questions about why her friends are so unsupportive and oblivious to everything she has dealt with. 
          
          Thank you, many of my friends, for being absolute dicks in my life, and then pretend that nothing happened. You really are wonderful people. /sarcasm