This is the story of my adventure, involving the faeries, the circus, and Rane.
Ferimin, (if you read my stories about him you should know who he is) Tari and I were bored. We had nothing to do.
Then Tari heard a voice from her faery box-a box which faeries use to send verbal messages to each other.
FAERY ALERT FAERY ALERT FAERY ALERT the voice said. "A faery has been kidnapped and sent to the circus!!! Circus is unknown, but we have some clues as to what happened to the faery! Type of faery: Minutus Pixius. End of message. P.S: Report to the faery alliance immediately. Respond what time you shall be there."
BEEP BEEP. Tari responded by saying, "Tari Ellipsicus Samhain Tether, Brutus Ferimin, and Kyle Xxxxxx (I can't tell you my last name) will be there in 0.25 seconds." ZIP!
It turned out that the kidnapped faery said "Rane is master! Taking me away I realize he is the greatest!" After we learned the details of our mission, we were off.
Our first question was how they actually found a faery. The answer? Well, the only way I knew that faeries even existed was because Ferimin made himself known to me. So, another faery must have spilled the beans and showed another faery to another human. According to the Alliance, they never asked permission to show another faery to one of us. Putting two and two together we realized the answer was Rane.
Rane was currently hiding in New York, so we realized that the circus was called The Bombini Brother's circus.
Tari and Ferimin disguised themselves as humans and we entered the Big Top.
Now you might want to know why Rane was so evil. Well, he was exiled from Faeryworld and could only come back with the heart of a human. Now you know, so I may continue.
"Now," said the Ringmaster, "I present a boy that will take out a man's heart-and the man shall live!" Cheers erupted from the crowd.
Rane came on stage.
"We have to think of a distraction!" I said. But before we could do that, we had to find the faery. Ferimin's ears detected Help! HELP! Then we realized the faery was forced to say that Rane was the master. Unfortunately, she said those words in the Big Top, making it obvious Rane was hiding there.
Ferimin detected her plea of help in Rane's jacket. I threw a lightning bolt at Rane, breaking his concentration, letting the pixie escape, and accidentally untying the poor man who almost had his life taken.
Rane managed to escape. But if you see him, report to me!
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Saturday, February 19, 2011
Friday, October 15, 2010
A New Book!!!
Hi. I know, I know, I have not written for almost a month now, so I'll make it up to you by showing you this awesome book I am writing about. Here is a snippet:
Chapter 1:
Slavery
On the night of his birthday, Jahael had gotten no celebration, no festivities, no nothing. Why? The answer was simple: He was a slave.
Everyone, every ferret, mouse, frog, you name it-were enslaved by eagles and birds. In exchange for their hard work, the eagles decided not to eat them. All the while, the eagles ruled with a scepter that gave them power and riches.
Jahael, the subject of our story, lived in an enslavement camp in the Mountains of Angora, guarded by eagles Heimdall and Van Tassel. As a ferret, he was very content in listening to his father's stories of chivalry and noble deeds in a land full of freedom. But as a slave, he felt nothing but the lash of a lighting bolt forged in the Ice Desert's Cape End.
In that time, lightning bolts were effective whips, and some ferrets even died from this deadly weapon.
The eagles wanted power, and when they grasped it, they made sure it could not be taken from them. And this was what they did. This was how they served the high eagle.
Every single slave wanted to rebel, but they didn't do so. For the time being, they had to accept this treatment.
One day, they thought, We will rise. And one day, freedom will be restored...
-Excerpt from Kyle's New Book
I'm really excited! That's it!
Chapter 1:
Slavery
On the night of his birthday, Jahael had gotten no celebration, no festivities, no nothing. Why? The answer was simple: He was a slave.
Everyone, every ferret, mouse, frog, you name it-were enslaved by eagles and birds. In exchange for their hard work, the eagles decided not to eat them. All the while, the eagles ruled with a scepter that gave them power and riches.
Jahael, the subject of our story, lived in an enslavement camp in the Mountains of Angora, guarded by eagles Heimdall and Van Tassel. As a ferret, he was very content in listening to his father's stories of chivalry and noble deeds in a land full of freedom. But as a slave, he felt nothing but the lash of a lighting bolt forged in the Ice Desert's Cape End.
In that time, lightning bolts were effective whips, and some ferrets even died from this deadly weapon.
The eagles wanted power, and when they grasped it, they made sure it could not be taken from them. And this was what they did. This was how they served the high eagle.
Every single slave wanted to rebel, but they didn't do so. For the time being, they had to accept this treatment.
One day, they thought, We will rise. And one day, freedom will be restored...
-Excerpt from Kyle's New Book
I'm really excited! That's it!
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