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Whispering Nights

Chapter 1

    "Run! Faster!" was the only thought in my head. I must get out of here. They are after me. They wont stop for anything. I took off in the middle of the night. Knowing they would soon come. They only things I had was a backpack filled with the things to survive. And then I had a book.  

    It was my only comfort. I looked bak, I heard footsteps crushing the leaves. They were moving faster. The sound of the leaves were growing stronger every second. I clutched the book tighter to my chest. My fear was leaving me. instead a nagging thought to fight came. I felt I was growing stronger. The fast pace of my heart slowed back to normal.                                    In my eyes you could see I was ready. Ready to take back what they took. Ready to get this curse gone. Ready to be free. But I am not ready. I can't fight them yet. They are too powerful. First I need to train. As the hours went by, sleep overtook me.                            
    Just when I thought I would fall, I came upon an old house that looked abandoned. Just four centemeters away was a river. I walked into the house slowly. They, the ones, could of made this a trap. There was no one. Except for a black and white husky. Just staring at me with his big blue eyes. Infront of the dog were two bowls both empty.
    So I found some dog food. I took a risk of going outside, to the river. In the house, I was laying by the fire, thinking of taking the dog with me. I saw the dog at the door. He slowly made a growl. I sat up and looked. I saw the dark cloaks covering every inch of them. No one knew what they were, because they never remove their cloaks.
    The same nagging thought came. I was not ready, I could not even if I wanted to. I went and hid under the bed. I saw everything. "Move dog!" one of that things spoke, with a hiss. To my amazement, the dog said, "I am Mykia, protecter of the Cane family. So I will guard Miranda. Since she found me, I shall stay for her. Since I'm here you can't get her. And, you know that!" The one who had spoke, pulled out a black sword. Once he had gotten it into the air, the dog whose name is aparintly Mykia, grabed the sword into his teeth, and threw it to me. It became white.
    Mykia jumped and bit one. The thing screached, which must have been his scream. Mykia got off. The thing jumped to his feet. He said, "We will find away to get what we want. We will win, like always. Until we figure something out, have fun with your life, Miranda."
    And then they turned and left. Paralyzed by what had  just happened, I couldn't get out of my hiding place. Mykia looked at me and said in a soft, comforting voice, "Come out Miranda. They are gone. There is no need to hide when I am here." His words, like a gentle command made me move and sit by him. He walked over to the sword and brought it to me. As I held it, I felt calm, I also felt power rush through my vains.
    He said to me, "That sword you are holding, Hinya, an old word the elvin people use. It means, light of wolf.  But I am no wolf, I was at first, but as man came, since they hunt, I had to cahnge. The sword is passed down throughthe Cane family. It was your mother's sword. Now it is yours."
    I asked, "How did that thing get this sword?"
    He replied, "The poisen that killed you mother was from her brother's own hand. Jealous that only woman were allowed this power, he joined the dark raider's forces. He took the sword and gave it to them, who had it evil, until I took it. Now your family has been fighting them for ages. We must go to the elvin city of Lenya were your ansesters dwell. They can no longer be able to use hinya but they can teach you. I can't. All I can do is protect, comfort, and keep you company."
    That night I couln't sleep. I just kept thinking of my uncle killing my mom. And how later that night, Mykia told me the dark raiders were strongest on Holloween. He told me he would hunt so I wouldn't worry about food on our way to Lenya. 
    The next day was long. We were walking in silence. You couldn't even hear Mykia's paws on the leaves. He walked next to me. He looked ahead of him, but also kept an eye on me. The white parts of his coat were white as snow. The black parts were light but not light enough to be gray. When we stoped so I could rest, Mykia let me pet his coat. It was the softest thing in the world I think. When we started to go again, it started to rain. Somehow, I didn't feel the rain drops. I was thinking of bringing Mykia home with me when all of this was over.