Maeson stared at the back of her small star boat. A tall figure in dark heavy armor stood close by. He wrapped his metal arm around the neck of her young brother. The boy looked up with wide terrified eyes. He did not make a single sound. He kept his breath in deep dark fear. The bad knight wore a helmet with two sharp horns. Red smoke leaked from the gaps in his thick metal suit. Maeson gripped her bright blue sword firm. She felt her heart race in her own human chest right now. "Let him go," Maeson demanded with a loud brave voice. The dark knight laughed a slow and cruel laugh. The sound grated against her tired ears like grinding stones. "The shadow king sends his best regards," the knight mocked her. "He knew you would survive the fire worm. He sent me to collect the rare green stone." Maeson took one careful step toward the back of the deck. The star boat rocked soft in the silent void of space. The dark knight tightened his grip on the boy. "Drop the blue sword," the bad knight

Maeson froze in her tracks. Her brave young brother stood in the dark tunnel with a round metal device in his small hands. The device ticked with a loud noise. A bright red light blinked on the smooth metal surface. The dark knight stepped out from the deep shadows behind the young boy. The evil man smiled a cruel smile. He held a long sword in his right hand. The cave ceiling shook with a loud boom. Huge pieces of clear crystal fell to the hard ice floor. The young boy looked up at his sister with scared dark eyes."Drop the bomb right now," Maeson shouted with fear. The boy shook his head. He said the device was stuck to his warm skin. A thick band of dark magic wrapped around his small wrists. The bad knight laughed a loud and harsh laugh. He pointed his sharp sword at the face of the brave sister. He told her she could not save the rare blue stone and the boy at the same time. The ticking sound got fast and loud. The red light flashed twice every single second. Time was running ou

Maeson stared at the tall beast. The broken mirror face caught the red light from the heavy iron gate. The monster stood on the clear glass deck of the flying boat. It raised its four strong arms high in the cold air. Each hand gripped a cruel whip made of sharp glass shards. The beast let out a loud roar that shook the smooth stone walls of the dark maze. The loud sound hurt the ears of the brave young boy. He hid behind the bright wooden wheel to stay safe. Maeson readied her sword.The monster swung the first whip at her brave face. Maeson ducked under the sharp glass and rolled across the clear deck. The glass whip hit the magic shield over the wooden wheel. Bright blue sparks flew into the dark air. The young boy covered his head with his small hands. He pushed pure white magic into the wooden spokes to keep the boat steady. The boat hovered a few feet away from the heavy iron gate. The second glass whip slashed at the boots of the brave sister. She jumped over the cruel weapon a

Maeson stared at the cruel woman walking down the dark metal slope. The red magic in the eyes of her best friend burned like hot fire. Ava wore a long coat made of thick black iron. She held a sharp blade dripping with sick green poison. Maeson felt her heart break into tiny pieces. She lowered her bright blue magic sword. She could not fight the person she loved the most. Kael gripped his heavy metal rod tight in his strong hands. He stepped in front of the brave sister. He wanted to shield her from the awful truth today. The young boy held the dark coat of his sister. He trembled in pure fear.Ava did not stop walking. She reached the broken concrete of the ruined street. Her heavy boots made a loud sound on the rocks. She raised her sharp weapon and pointed it at the face of the tall man. She did not say a single word. Her face was blank and cold like solid ice. The shadow king owned her brave mind now. Kael called out her sweet name in a loud voice. He begged her to wake up from t

Maeson watched the giant gray hand pull the iron cage into the cold dark void. The sky cracked wide open like broken glass. The purple sphere holding the soul of Kael faded away into the stars. She gripped her bright blue magic sword tight in her hand. Her arms shook with a deep rage. She turned her eyes to the shadow king. The dark lord stood tall beneath the twisted iron pillars. He smiled a cruel smile under his deep heavy hood. He raised his long wooden staff high in the air. The red crystal pulsed with a sick and evil light.Ava pushed herself up from the smooth stone floor of the high balcony. She coughed and wiped a line of blood from her chin. She still wore the heavy iron coat. The red magic in the armor sparked with a weak hum. She looked at the dark sky and then at the shadow king. "We have to stop him right now," Ava said with a rough and tired voice. "If he takes the soul to the dark core, Kael will never wake up." Maeson nodded her head. She did not say a single word. Sh