Junaeu, Alaska
I stared at the ground. It was cold and hard. Just like my life. Maybe I should just die here. Hell, maybe I should just kill myself, I though, tears streaking down my already-muddy face. I didn't want to remember that night. But how could you avoid thinking about your family's death?
I can still hear them scream.
I had just gotten home from a date with the hottest guy in the school, Tyler Williams. I walked up the steps, waving goodbye to him. As soon as I opened the heavy wooden door, I knew something was wrong.
Every day for the past three years, my dogs, Chase and Blue, had always bounced up and down, barking and yipping, when they heard one of us was home. They then proceeded to get up in your face and put their muddy paws on your clothes. Where were they?
Then I heard the screaming. Piercing, heartwrenching screaming. "Mom? Dad?" I asked, panicked. "David? Drake?" Where were they? As if in a dream, I ran through the house, trying to find the source of the screaming.
I ran until my sides hurt. Finally, I found them. My mother, my father, my two little brothers, all piled in a heap in The Window Room. And one hideously pale demon. She looked up as I entered, a smile twisiting her beautiful, cruel face. But then she turned back to little David without a second glance at me. The walls were painted with blood, the huge windows the room was named after were spotted with it.
I tried to scream, tried to run, but I couldn't. I stood there as she sucked the life out of little Davie.
"You must be Devon," the pale witch said as she tossed David onto the floor carelessly. I heard is bones crack as he slid to the wall from the momentum and smashed into it. "You know, they were talking about you." She smirked, and added, "They were tasty. My compliments."
And with that, she left.
Just like that.
I hid my face in the sleeves on my brown Hollister hoodie. My back was to a tree. The bark was rough on my back. I wished I would die, then and there. Because I wouldn't give up and let the demons kill more humans. But they were mythical creatures. They were "out of my league". How could I kill something I hadn't known was real until three months ago?
I sat there in the snow and let the memories surround me. Checking the bodies; yes, all dead. Burying the bodies. Last goodbyes. Running from the house, running from the city, boarding a plane and flying from the state.
For the past couple of months, I'd been trying to live the normal life of a fifteen-year-old girl. But when I heard of recent killings near Juneau, where I'd been hiding, I knew that I could never just forget about the demon.
I was out to kill their kind, no matter what cost.
A/N - Okay, what do you guys think? It's a little slow-going but I'm just trying to ease into it and all. Please critique, I want to know what can make it a better story!
This post has been edited by MooMoose: 12 September 2009 - 03:19 PM

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