KikaiShiro

Ama stayed hidden in the tree trying to understand the connection as she watched the man sway nervously from side to side. “I don’t understand what your sister has to do with me.” Ama said to him. The man shifted his weight and sighed. “A man kidnapped my sister several months ago. He said he’d give her back if I could find a Werebeing or a Shapeshifter.” He explained. Ama didn’t say anything he could. “Of course he was kind of joking, but still. If I show you to him, he’ll let my sister go.” Ama was having trouble understanding his logic. “Go away.” Ama said with a sigh.

Rayne woke up early the next morning. No one else was awake so with a smirk she shifted. Her body shrank and black fur covered her from pink nose to long slinky tail. Rayne shook her feline body and padded silently down the stairs. Rayne took great enjoyment in searching every spot in the downstairs for absolutely anything and then jumping onto the counters scanning the house from above. Her tail stood straight up and the tip twitched as she stood still. Bored with being alone, Rayne scampered up the stairs past her mother’s bedroom and into Ama’s room. Rayne jumped onto the bed and meowed. Ama twitched awake and looked at the bla

Ama sat on the chaise lounge with her computer, typing away any thoughts that popped into her head. Her friend, Rayne, was playing a hunting shooting game on her Wii and her mom was knitting a scarf for someone's Christmas present. No one talked. The only sounds were the music from Rayne's game and the tap tapping from Ama's laptop. Ama glanced up from her computer screen and out the window. Darkness had cloaked the neighborhood and street lights were on. There was a yearning to go outside. It was cold outside so Ama would have to bundle up. Then again Ama thought with a smirk, I don't have to... Ama groaned, getting up and closed her laptop.

Moses called in a friend in the maternity ward to come over and check over Rayne. Dr. Lisa Harrison promised to keep the pregnancy a secret from Baylor as long as she could. Dr. Harrison was a gentle soul with golden curls and a friendly smile. She gave Rayne an ultrasound as she moved the wand around, Rayne, Nick and Cara listened to the baby’s heartbeat. “How long have you known?” She asked, sweetly. Rayne glanced at her boyfriend. “About five weeks.” Nick answered. Cara looked at them. “Five weeks? How long have you two known each other?!”  Cara said, demanded into her friends’ minds. Nick wi

The air outside was starting to cool as Nick watched the sky turn orange. The sun sank to the horizon while he sat on a hospital bench outside. In about a half an hour, the RouxNeo patients had to go in to get put in their tank tanks and the night would begin once more in Limbo. Nick didn’t know how many patients came to this hospital for the treatment, but he didn’t sense anyone else until Cara started walking towards him from the parking lot. “Nick!” Cara called. Nick waved at her. Cara was carrying a book bag on her shoulder and a saran wrapped loaf in her hand. “It’s nice to see you again.” Cara s

Hello? Is anyone there?” Cara called through the darkness as she waded through knee high water. A high shrill whistle echoed in the darkness from her left. Cara followed it and soon could hear her friend’s watery wading in front of her in the dark abyss. “Rayne, there you are.” Cara sighed as she smiled and strode through the semi stagnant water. Cara couldn’t see her friend due to the darkness, but somehow she could sense Rayne smiling at her. There was warmth where Rayne’s face would have been that Cara could feel, just like they could sense no form in this world of theirs. No one questioned how or why th

It didn't take long to get to Scott's apartment. Marysville was a pretty small town. I pulled into the parking lot and found a empty parking space near the apartment building. After parking, I zipped up my coat and put my scarf loosely around my neck, then I opened the car door. A cold burst of wind hit me pushing the door open more and freezing me to the bone. I stood there shivering and realized the cold felt pretty nice. Also that it was warm in the car and I hadn't turned the heater on. I wasn't in the car long enough to warm it by myself. "How odd," I told myself. This was beginning to be a curious day. ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ Nimue was here

Chapter 1- Comatose I don't remember how it started, if someone important was killed or if a boundary was crossed, but I do remember the horrible nightmare that came to me one cold winter night. I was in a battlefield, bombs were bursting everywhere, and millions of soldiers were dying. Jesus had come down from heaven and he took one look around and he started crying. I felt bad, so I ran over to him, dodging bullets and grenades without problems. When I finally reached him, his back was turned. So I gave him a hug from behind. As He started to turn around I let go. Jesus looked at me and His eyes look right into me, into my very soul. I fel