Nero turned to the trio of Isaiah's friends. "You've heard your friend," he said, hands behind his back as he spoke sharply, his voice hoarse. "You will have to make your choice. And make it fast. Because we don't have much time to waste here. Do you intend that we wipe away your memories of everything you know about the state of affairs in the world of magic, or do you want to live with those memories? Remember that each choice you make is not made in a vacuum. There are repercussions for everything."The trio were quiet In the first few seconds after hearing the question. Luke was sure he wanted to remember. Jenny was curious about the repercussions but she knew that if there was a choice to be made, she would choose remembering it all over not remembering.It was not so straight for Jackson."What are these repercussions?" He asked, planting his feet on the ground eagerly like he was ready for a fight. Even though he was the least athletic person among them, close to Jenny, Nero wo

The sound of a stream running over pebbles and rocks filled the air as Elena stared at the early morning sky with a smile on her face as she patted the head of one of the bear cubs around her. "Not so bad, is it, Kate?" Elena asked, legs crossed on each other, as she sat on the pebbles of the riverbank.Kate nodded her head, standing over the water, as still as a statue, holding a wooden spear with a blade-shaped stone fastened over it. She made a strike, launching the spear into the water. It pierced into a couple of fish, staining the clear water with red blood.The fishes dangled on the spear even though they had just been pierced right through. Kate asked in her mind if the fishes even felt pain at all, seeing that they seemed not to demonstrate any such thing.She walked over to Elena and placed the kill right before her before falling down on her knees right on the pebbles."Are we going to stay here, my lady?" Kate asked. Elena wrinkled her nose. "No, of course not. I can't s

The taxi was already moving when Isaiah gave in to his friends' advise. "Taxi, I'll be alighting here too. Please," he added, appealing to the better spirits of the man on wheels."With a grunt the driver stopped the vehicle at its tracks. "Thank you," Isaiah said, rushing down the car and bidding his friends bye before trailing down the path Jenny had already gone past. Jenny was quite far already down the street, her body lingering in the cold mid day wind, blowing from side to side. For a second Isaiah contemplated if it was a good idea to pursue her. She had already told him that she needed time alone. But still, his conscience would not let him rest if he did not try to give it another shot. Of course it were his friends that nudged him at first, but now he had taken it upon himself as a duty to go after her, and it would not leave his chest if he did not do as he was feeling.He watched her walk down the street, flaying left and right like a wild flower, dancing to whatever di

"She thinks you are replaceable?" Jenny asked. Her eyes were wide open and her hair seemed to appear wilder than it was just a few minutes ago. It was obvious that the statement had caught her off guard and triggered a string in her heart. ""I think so," Isaiah managed to shrug his shoulder, and keep himself from being thrown off by Jenny's first words. Jenny shook her head. "Why do you think so? I don't understand.""Because I will always be reborn back into this world. She will always get the opportunity to get me. She is older the three hundred years." Isaiah knew he was lying, and he felt a pang of guilt in his chest at lying to Jenny. "But..." She seemed to be thinking incredibly hard in her head. "That still doesn't really make much sense... waiting for another rebirth would be like twenty years, right? If she really did not make you out to be of any real importance to her except for whatever goal she has in this time frame, then she could really have just mind controlled you

The couple showed up in school the next day, hand in hand, fingers slipped between one another as they marched the gravel-coated floors that were their school's path through the fields of grass that sandwiched them. Jenny wore a red unbuttoned suit. It was short, revealing much of what was beneath it, which was, in turn, wrapped in a black inner shirt. Her trouser too was a long, large, flowing red that led to a pair of high-heeled shoes. Her hair was tied into a bun, and her eyes were hidden behind tinted glasses.Meanwhile, Isaiah was in a normal yellow T-shirt with black jeans. His hair looked like that of a person that had tried his best to make it look tidy but had failed very much to do so.Still, his face beamed with the handsomeness that Jenny saw in him. One tagged shone through the most tattered wares.Other students gawked at them as they moved past. It was still hard for many students to come to terms with the fact that Fetch-boy had infact moved past the level they knew