It was dark, way past midnight, no one was near the forbidden, except one boy, and a horse. The boy was wearing red and black armor, and had a sword strapped to his side. Dark hair was pulled back and hidden behind his hood of the cloak. The horse was neighing, and stomping his hoof. Fury glared at it for a moment, then shook his head, and walked a bit away from the black and white horse.
This night, was the best, but also the most frightful one. Tonight, was the night he stabbed his younger brother Trephas. He nearly killed his brother, and then nearly killed Eben, but didn't, even though he hated Eben more the his brother.
He knew his brother would survive, but he wondered if Trephas would tell anyone, tell Lex. He did not fear that he might die, but dying by a modern day human would destroy him, he got angry at himself for being so weak, he refused to let that happen.
Snarling angrily, he continued to pace back and forth. He didn't quite know what he should do now, but he figured he'll go back to the academy, and deal with whatever comes his way. Nodding to himself, he will do that, just deal with what comes at him. Silently he leaned against a tree, and slumped to the ground, in a sitting position, and looked over the trees, every now and thinking he saw something but it always turned out to be nothing.
This night, was the best, but also the most frightful one. Tonight, was the night he stabbed his younger brother Trephas. He nearly killed his brother, and then nearly killed Eben, but didn't, even though he hated Eben more the his brother.
He knew his brother would survive, but he wondered if Trephas would tell anyone, tell Lex. He did not fear that he might die, but dying by a modern day human would destroy him, he got angry at himself for being so weak, he refused to let that happen.
Snarling angrily, he continued to pace back and forth. He didn't quite know what he should do now, but he figured he'll go back to the academy, and deal with whatever comes his way. Nodding to himself, he will do that, just deal with what comes at him. Silently he leaned against a tree, and slumped to the ground, in a sitting position, and looked over the trees, every now and thinking he saw something but it always turned out to be nothing.