I have traveled far beneath the earth, ever closer to my goal, and this journey has brought me to a strange and yet beautiful place. Glowing plants shining everywhere, a pile of rubble acting as a staircase, at the bottom was a wide lake which sparkled most beautifully. Far beyong I could see a line hut, which illuminated a small light, perhaps a candle. And throughout the air echoed most beautiful tones of singing, it wasnt exactly coming from anywhere it was like a voice surrounding me. I followed the voice, for it gave me great comfort. There was but a single path through the lake, several colored rocks placed together to walk safely above the water. As I walked the path, I could see several bizarre creatures that watched me walk by, perhaps waiting for me to fall in the lake. I arrived at the hut and proceeded to open the poorly made wooden door. When I opened the door, the singing stopped. Inside was a little girl sitting by the wall, she wore a long emerald green dress, her hair was long and frizzled. She lifted her head. Few have ever made it this way, you must be powerful. You must be the bearer of the curse. The master sings of your foretold arrival. The master fears you, it fears for its soul, for you are foretold to conquer it. Who are you, what is a little girl doing within this place? We are Milfanito, I am not the only one imprisoned by the master here. Who is this master you keep speaking of? The master? He is more commonly known as what you call a demon a demon of song. And we the Milfanito, have been imprisoned by the Demon, he forces us to sing to him, our song grant him comfort, it makes him happy. Sometimes when we sing, the little ones dance. We also grant comfort to the cursed ones. I will free you from this Demon of Song, I promise. I immediately left through the other door of the hut, and as I proceeded to slay this demon, the childs singing began once more. -another idea for the final story of the first part of my book.
Posted on: Thu, 11 Dec 2014 05:41:51 +0000
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