Untitled Story (yup, I'm not a writter, but....)

[darkoneofpower]

I sat on my hunches, licking my paws clean from lunch, as my clan played. They were my family; the only ones that I felt were worth protecting. It’s why, when my father died, I took over. I rolled over onto my side as a butterfly passed over me. In this landed, magic’s called my kind the Calm. In turn for the land the high wizard gave the elders, my people were to protect the castle of mages from all evils until we found our queen again. There were few of us, my father told me, five royals from six of the remaining high clans made it to the planet. He wouldn’t tell me everything though.

He’d go on long trips, sometimes not coming home until the next spring. I admit there isn’t much beauty in this land but there was a sense of peace that I knew I couldn’t get anywhere else. My first time out of the lands was on a trip my father decided was necessary. I met Dartmith on one of our travels. He was a skinny, lanky thing with all black fur and a pair of red eyes. He frightened me at first, but we eventually became friends. It’s been two years now, I think, since I’ve last laid eyes on him. In this land all clans lived in harmony yet in separate places. Harmony… With each birth a mind entered my own. It wasn’t so much a means of tracking as it was protecting. Right now my clan was throughout the grasslands Golden Forest.

I sat up quickly. Someone unknown was heading with haste towards the clan. My people one by one began to gather around me as the black figure approached. The figure roared. It’s three baritone voices ringing with urgency. He stopped in front of me. His four tails spread out fan like behind him. It was Dartmith from the Ring clan. Growls of protest could be heard throughout my clan.

“Quiet.” I yelled with my middle voice. The clan stopped. “Dartmith, why in the world are you disturbing my peace?”

His eyes glowed a brighter red and as he talked the gold ring around his neck moved. “Amethyst, there is a dispute among the Calm. The five must meet. We must go to Centrel at once.”

I remember the first time I saw him when my father took me to see one of the five clans, the Black Front. He was just a little black puffball. I hadn’t expected him to get any thinner as he got older, but the next year when we went back he did. Unlike me though, Dartmith had no horns in front of his ears or spikes trailing down his neck, and his fur was pitch black aside from the one golden ring that was around his neck. His eyes were always red, where as mine existed in several colors. I was mostly white except for the few flame like blue stripes that appeared in my fore legs and the black stripe from the tip of my head to my first tail. Another strange thing was I had five tails. I have never seen anyone with as many. Our tails though, represented our powers. Not everyone was born with powers, so sometimes there’d be a kitten with no tails at all.

“Rein,” the eldest woman in our group stepped up. She was all white aside from the five black on her left flank that marked our clan. Dartmith turned and jogged off. I took one last look back at my clan and sighed.

I’ve got a bad feeling. I thought.

Ignore it Amethyst, we’ve got more important things to handle. He leapt into the Golden Forest, animals scattered, shadows followed beside us in wonder, and birds sang. I could help but feel that this would be the last time I’d see my family. Suddenly I was thrown aside. I shook my head. Dust fell about me. Dartmith stood over me growling. You need to watch where you’re going or… Just stay behind me.

He moved. A great big pond of boiling gold was just beside me. I ran after Dartmith. Tears blurred vision. He never acted like this before. Where are we going? Yet just as my thought came across two others joined us and immediately we entered grassland that I had never seen before. Dartmith slowed down. The others came up behind me, both were larger than me. Then one other came out from the other side of the forest. I walked up next to Dartmith.

“Is this them?” I whispered. Dartmith gave a short nod. Everyone faced each other. I was the only girl. Dartmith turned to me suddenly.

“The five of us aren’t connected to one another. That’s why you didn’t know there was trouble. Separate yourself from your clan.”

Dread, along with anger surged through me. “Never,” I whispered brokenly.

“Amethyst now!” He growled. Or they’ll kill both of us. I did as I was told. They all came closer as soon as I cut myself from my clan, and at that moment I began to hate them. I looked them over slowly, as if I were sizing up an enemy. Our heights varied. The tallest one spoke. His green eyes sparkled in the dusk as the silver grass reflected in his eyes. His voice was young to my surprise as Dartmith told me later; he was only a century old.

“I am Evening, from the Moon-star clan.” He said. His five tails moved slightly, each of them a different color. I couldn’t take my eyes away from his massive body. A possessive feeling came over me. Pride of my lands and of my father’s deeds filled me. My thoughts were thrown off as I looked to Evening. I noticed his eyes weren’t just green but sapphire.

“And I’m Rye of the River clan,” said the one who was almost my height. He was gray with one thick black strip down his noise. I had a feeling that he was the oldest. The way he looked at Evening made me think that we were here because of them. He had six tails to my amazement, and his tongue was black with pieces of gold in it. Finally his eyes settled on me. “I’ve known everyone’s fathers from the old days.”

“Litarin of the Valley clan.” this voice was as Evening’s, young. He seemed calm yet when he looked at Evening the ground rumbled with all the fury behind his gaze. When it settled on me a kind of flame different than that of before burned. I growled.

“I’m Dar,” said Dartmith, “of the Black Forest clan.”

I stepped forward and frowned. “I’m Amethyst, of the Golden Forest clan.”

All eyes settled on me.

“To Castrel.” The elder said. It was strange, my first step with the connection to the clan. Something told me I wasn’t going to enjoy this. I stole a glance at Evening. He winked at me. Annoyed I sped up. There wasn’t a period in the day that we all hadn’t been running and night was coming soon. They began to walk now. I couldn’t walk any more. I was so tired, and it was so unusual. I didn’t need sleep. I stumbled to the ground. My back began to hurt and I couldn’t move. Suddenly Evening was all over me. His growls were dark, almost echoing. I shuddered. His back leg stretched before my face. Then he turned and dug his face into the fur on my chest. His body fell next to mine. His breaths came fast and heavy. His mind seemed worried. When he lifted his face slowly, I saw why the called him Evening. His eyes looked like the fiery sky at dusk in this darkness. Then I noticed him staring as intently into my own eyes. He seemed to be just as interested in mine I was had been with his. Rye walked up next to us.

“Perhaps we are in need of recovery,” said the old man. Evening’s head fell to the ground. With one leg resting over my body, he closed his eyes. I huffed in annoyance. He was too heavy to get from under right now with this tiredness. Against my will I closed my eyes. My whole body surrendering to the comfort and protection Evening brought.



Suddenly some thing nudged my side. I growled.

“He likes you.” Dartmith said grinning. I opened one eye and looked disapprovingly at him. “You never let me protect you.”

He sounded almost hurt. Yet when he turned I could barely seem him. I stretched and shook all the dirt from my coat. Evening… I sorely moved forward, running directly into something soft.

“Hey!” I heard Litarin’s stern voice boom. Then he began to laugh. I growled. Suddenly he stopped and turned to me. His eyes glowed silver. “I wish you would’ve told someone you couldn’t see that well at night.”

I turned and was about to say something else when I bumped into someone else.

“Okay, Evening, since you so innocently decided to protect her, then that’s exactly what you’re going to do.” The old one said. Before I could protest everyone was gone. Evening stood behind me with a look of bewilderment.

“I don’t need protecting!” I growled before taking off after the others.

[Sephiroth Kaizen]

[glow=blue,4,300]I'm an idiot. I knew I read this story before, I couldn't remember which one of yours it was though. *smacks forehead* Yay! You've posted one of my favs of yours!

I guess I'm wasting space cuz you already know I love this story. [/glow]

[darkoneofpower]

NEXT PART, since I still haven
t figured out how to add more....

When we came to a green meadow before a city everyone stopped. Without even resting, right before our eyes the older one changed into a human. We all followed suite. I had only been in human form once before and that had been when I was a child. My skin was brown and I was rather tall. I stood naked on my two legs, as did the guys. We walked towards a small wooden cave. I slipped into a white pair of pants and a white shirt. Dartmith stood in front of me with his back to me. I was thankful he was there. I was sick of being stared at by the others with us. I put on a long black cape that was hooded. I peaked at Evening. He was a lighter color of brown. His hair was black shinny and long, for some reason my heartbeat strayed. I looked away. I followed behind them into the city. The magic stared at us.

“Dar, I don’t like this.” I said through my teeth.

“Be patient.” Dartmith said. He walked on as Evening sided me. His hand was intertwined with some sort of rope.

“You’ve never seen the humans before have you?” He asked.

“No.” They walked around us, bowing. “Evening.”

He seemed startled when I said his name. I cleared my throat, as my temperature began to rise. “Are you all right?”

He didn’t speak.

“Okay.” I said, almost relieved that he hadn’t said anything. We walked in silence until we reached a building so tall I wasn’t even sure if a Calm could scale it. It was even greater when we got inside. People moved about quickly. Ten girls appeared before us. I removed my hood and watched as a girl came and placed tiaras on each of our heads.

“We welcome you.” Said the ten girls. “We will guide you each into your own rooms.”

I watched as the guys followed the girls, practically licking their lips. I followed the two girls who presented themselves to me. One of them kept staring at me. She was young. The other looked twice her age. We headed up four flights of stairs until finally the old lady stopped and continued down a long hallway. She stopped at the second door, which for some reason was a length away from the stairs. Then the old lady left the girl and me alone.

Then gather up my courage I tried my tongue at the human language.

“What is your name?” I asked her. I was rather proud of my ability to speak but she didn’t seem to understand. “Look I’m Amethyst. You are…”

“Marina.” She said finally. “I am the second oldest daughter without powers.”

“Why are you here?” I asked.

“I am here for you pleasure.” She said. She crawled onto the bed, though her face was pale as ever she seemed to be inviting me in with her. At least that’s what her thoughts were like.

“I don’t understand.” I said. She looked as if she were about to laugh. But from her mind she sent me images of humans.

“Oh no.” I said shaking my head. “I am a female. I don’t do those things.”

“I could…”

“No that’s okay.” Evening entered the room. “You can leave now.”

The girl nodded and ran off laughing. I flopped down on the bed uncomfortably and cocked my head to the side to stare at Evening. His chest I noticed was heaving with unusual speed. It took me another instant before I could speak again.

“Evening,” I addressed him coolly even though my heart seemed to speed up with his casual glance. “What do you want?”

“To teach you.” He said softly, in his middle voice. He looked up from the floor again but this time his eyes remained on mine. “There are so many things you don’t know. I feel it.”

“Oh,” I said, a little angered that he thought I was so uninformed. Yet whole idea that I was mad made me want to laugh. I shook all feelings off. The thought occurred to me that it would be best if I learned as much about the culture of my people that I could. Besides, it assured me that at least one of my tails would grow with the knowledge. I shivered at my own lust for both power and intimacy, since the connection with the calm had been gone for over two days. He came over and sat next to me on my bed, looking as though he understood. Then, as if he read my thoughts, he pulled me to him. I sat stiffly in his arms until he began to stroke my hair.

He reminded me of a comfort that I had long forgotten and to my surprise I was weeping openly… about my father. I put my own arms around him then, for the first time willingly, and held on to the feeling he brought. When I looked up at him though his whole body went rigid and his own heart sped up.

“I wanna protect you.” He said. His eyes glowed, but my feeling turned completely around. I pushed away from him.

“I don’t need it.” I said as cold and as hard as I could manage. I looked him dead in the eye. It almost looked as though his whole heart had just broke. I jumped up from the spot where we were and glared at him.

“Why don’t you let me into your life Amethyst?”

“I don’t need you.” I said closing my eyes. Yet even in the calm I knew that all attraction was fated. I tried to deny it. When I looked up again he stood so close I could feel his deepest thoughts.

I need you, his mental voice sent chills down my spine. I felt weak, and dizzy, and at peace at the same time. The urgency to run began to build in me.And I want you to need me. I know you need me. I can feel it.

“Well stop probing my mind then.” I said backing against the wall. I had not wanted him to feel the intimacy of my mind’s voice. I could feel the heat in my body rise. I knew I was shaking… all because of a stranger. His hand smoothly felt down my cheek, a sob escaped me, along with a wail of anger. Before I knew it he was holding his cheek. My hands clenched in tight fist over my mouth as sobs racked my whole body. When he left I fell to the ground. There was so much power behind his thoughts, so much that I could feel its remains inside my own mind. He wasn’t probing my mind… I had let him into it.





~Evin and Joni~

How can I be? What made the Gods create such a creature as I, so disgusting and inhuman? No other reason can be made than I wasn’t from the Gods. I looked the same as everyone else. I walk and stand just as everyone else does. Then why do they do me unjust? I’ve brought nothing but love to them.

My eyes burned with tears and my head hummed. Every flash of light brought pain to me. I growled. Now I was being subdued. The police surrounded me, their swords and shields prepared for any attack I would be able to throw. I screamed. The ground all around us shook, some of the police fell and the shields wavered. No use. No means of escape, I thought. I slowly closed my mouth and in my native tongue I began to tell them of my deeds and that I only meant to help.

“Put your hands into the sphere.” A voice boomed over the sound of the flying dragons. I put my hands slowly into the sphere. It looked like a floating metal ball, but with the feel of liquid. It solidified before my eyes. They know I don’t deserve this. The shields around me fell. I hung my head low in defeat. Black strands of hair fell across my shoulders.

“Evin, you’re under arrest.”

And then I proceeded to dream…


He was tall and muscular with light brown skin and the typical almond shaped eyes, but there was something different about them, besides the fact that the whites of his eyes showed. Hi eyes seemed distant, an endless ocean of blue depth. I understood. He was called Michellas with common translation, Jonni. I expected the dream to stop in front of him but it kept going… until I felt his mind.

“Michellas, are you all right?” a young thin looking Noli came up t him. She looked loving into his eyes, or as far as I can tell love in endless blackness.

“I think so.” He said. I could feel the rumble of his voice throughout my body. It s deepness calming even my inner most hatred, and a longing, like a flame, began to burn within me… In the only depths of my heart, and for a moment I thought it was by him. In a moment later I realized it was for him. I forced my self away from this dream.

Now I floated in pure, unknown darkness. I could feel nothing at first but then a cold air seemed to be falling onto my skin as I realized, with deep regret, my nakedness in the darkness. Something must’ve driven me to sleep at the moment of my arrest. I’ve fought hard enough to evolve.

Evolution. The process was slow for me. It frightened me. The wait for my awakening was months and sometimes centuries. And in that time I lived through someone else. Almost a dream, a wondering, possibly through time but I still could never figure if it was or not. I took note of the time and date from one of the reporting squad of commanders in the next town.

May of the recorded Nobian year 130, I had been on this planet since it’s birth, deciding either the planet birthed me or I had landed from somewhere else. The human year would be a day on this planet. So I was over two million years old. They make it so many… Yet that was the only thing I knew for sure. I knew that and my name and that I evolved from time to time. But I could remember the last time I had changed.

Alas, I could feel the stretching of my organs and bones. I was either growing or shrinking. By the time I would wake up I could be with any number of organs or limbs. Yet with the heaviness of the darkness, I felt a century seemed at length. But suddenly a new sensation sprang up. I looked around with both powers and physically for an out side.

“Ahh,” I cried out. The pain came longer this time. I drew into a fetal position. Was this death, I wondered? Had the Nobians finally figured out how to kill me? The pain now became an intense burning sensation along my back, and I fell into the first darkness.