MissAngeleca

Lightly running, I went to the place the children usually meet me. They were seen as troublesome kids to everyone in our little set of towns. I looked around tightening my grip on my basket. The fresh bread was waiting for the little mouths to chew down on. "Hmm..." I looked at the small watch on my wrist that mother insisted on getting me. "It's getting too late, mother will start worrying if I don't get back soon..." Even after growing of age and being free to go out on my own, mother still worried if I wasn't home on time. A smile crossed my face, she did care for me. "Maybe they got caught up in another one of their little pranks," I l

The trunk shows strenght and hope, The petal shows memories and love, The branch shows life itself.

The loud noise of metal meeting metal rang through the silent streets. His yellow eyes grew wide as he turned to face what happened. A silver gun, with a snake for a muzzle and the name "Medusa" engraved on the barrel, blocked the blow of a wide sword. "Filthy peasant, you don't even know what you're up against, do you?" Her voice harshly snapped with a hint of over confidence. "What the hell?" The man before her froze. Despite her small build, she was able to block the attack of a husky adult. Her long, golden hair was the first thing that stood out to the boy, how beautiful a shade it was and how pure of a color it looked. She pushed for

The boy wore a white t-shirt and blue jeaned shorts. He looked around until shouting came from behind him. "Hey, Jadyn!" He smiled and turned to face the familiar voice, "Angel!" She wore a light blue tank top and dark blue shorts with black knee-high boots. Angel ran to his side. "You promised me we'd go to the beach," she grumbled. "Oh, you actually wanted to go?" Jadyn's eyes widened slightly. "Well... Yeah, I guess so," she muttered. "I suppose we could plan something for the near future," he wrapped his arm around her waist. "The summer doesn't last forever, you know..." She glared. "Yes, but it'll keep coming back," he grinned

She swung the cart forward, taking out the small blue creatures that tried to run. Every time they broke apart, red particles covered the area, and more of her body. "Everything will be destroyed because of me," she muttered. • • • • • • "Manasvi, I'll stop this problem before it makes its way to the humans," Zasha stated, a sword forming in her hand. "Don't get careless. This virus is strong and has no sense of when to stop," Manasvi stated. "One wrong move and you'll be another toy for the virus to use." "Yes, I'll be careful," Zasha nodded. "This foe won't be taken lightly. I won't hold back." • &bu

My feet pound against the ground, until I leap up an grab hold of a loose piece of metal. I scurry up to the slanted roof before glancing back. Black creatures of all different types, ranging from humanoid to animal, large to small, were tailing me. I slide down the side of the roof, spreading my yellow wings. The wings' gears turn as steam-filled air passes through them. The yellow halo above my head rotates with the breeze. My orange twin-tails, that turn white at the tips, blow behind me once I take flight. I reach into one of the many pouches along my belt and pull out a switchblade that had a clear case over it, letting the inner gears b