Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Animagus Chronicles, Part 6


Lee was embarrassed he was just showing off his King Dragon stuff. "DI IMMORTALES!" she shrieked. "Sorry. I have a tendency of speaking in ancient Greek when nervous." She bowed and slowly walked away. She slowly turned and said, "Fine. I will do this for you." Lee didn't know if she was speaking to him or Xanthos. "OK." Lee said, but it came out as a soft growl. Lee shrank back into human form. Xanthos was faced away, staring down at the grass. "I will not come with you," She said coldly, "But I will help you." She handed him a small paper. It had pictures of wings. "How will this help?" Lee asked. "These are the wings of prophecy. Dark, light, fire, ice, lightning, and water. I have light. Father has dark. The sorceress has fire. Bliss has ice, lightning belongs to Darryn, and water is Lyre's. So... you have the wings of hidden. Over here." He skimmed over it and turned back to Selena "Hey how will I-" But she had vanished. Lee looked up and knew he couldn't do it alone. And something told him to go find Lyre first. Lee looked up in silver eyes. Then the Wings of Hidden appeared on him. 
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  1. UnknownJanuary 24, 2014 at 2:32 PM

    This is going to be a great story! Who is the author? I don't see a name under label...

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    1. AnonymousJanuary 24, 2014 at 3:59 PM

      Mrs. Goins, I am trying to keep my identity secret! I can't tell. (I am anonymous person, I have been making random comments.)

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