Half Past Destiny. The Dragon Savior.

Jenna fell on her bed backward, sighing as she landed. “Ugh,” She thought. She heard yelling outside her bedroom door; Evelyn and Mark were still at it. “I’m getting the house, you buffoon! You can sleep in your office,” screamed Evelyn. Jenna could hear her stomping past the bedroom door.   “Maybe I will!” replied Mark, and Jenna rolled her eyes; this had been going on since Mark had found out about the affair. Jenna had known for months that something was up with Evelyn. She had a pep in her step; she was happy and laughing. Evelyn's attitude had improved to the point where she acted like she had when Jenna had first moved in.   When Jenna first moved in, Evelyn was confident and happy. But, as time passed, Evelyn lost her confidence and shine; she was depressed. She was lonely in her marriage to Mark and only held on because of her children. Jenna could see the change in her attitude when the affair started; she had gotten all her lost confidence back, and she was no longer de

Once they were done with all the exhibits, they went to the car. Max and Melanie climbed in, and she handed Max back his game. He smiled as he took it happily, “You know, you’re almost addicted to that thing.” Jenna laughed.   Max grinned, “I’m at the 100th level. I need to get to 350 to beat the game. I can smell the victory.”   Jenna laughed, and Melanie pinched her nose, “ I can smell something else.” She groaned.   Max laughed, “whoever smelt it dealt it.” He teased.   Jenna plugged her nose and rolled down the windows. “Geez, Max! You stink.”   Max laughed, “It's a part of my charm.”   Melanie gagged, “Boys are so gross!” Jenna smirked and pulled out her phone. She texted Evelyn and told her they were done. Today was her visit with her mother.   Jenna sighed as she started the car, “Your mom is back now. I will drop you two off and see my mom.”   Both children nodded, “I hope you have a good visit, Jenna," said Melanie.   Jenna nodded, “I do too.” On the

Clay's laughter echoed through the dungeon, and Jenna rolled her eyes, “I promise you. I’m not kidding; I was brought here by a crazy old-time clock wizard.”   Clay looked at her, interested, “The clock wizard that gave the queen her power?”   Jenna nodded, “But according to him, she had no power. She just placed herself in the king’s path to gain status.” Clay looked at Jenna with wonder; "So you are from somewhere else?”   Jenna nodded, “I swear to you I am, and in my timeline, no dragons, witches, werewolves, or vampires exist. At least not in the open.”   Clay put his head down, “So that means we lose.”   Jenna sighed, “I don’t know what that means. What I do know is that this isn’t possible; I shouldn't be sitting here talking to a dragon. DRAGONS DON’T EXIST!”   Clay sighed, “We do. Well, now, at least. I’m wondering if we're extinct in the future.”   Jenna nodded, “Honestly, I'm not sure. In my future, this castle is a museum.”   Clay looked at Jenna wit

Yale looked at Clay, “What do you mean?” Jenna nodded and interrupted, “ Yeah…what does that mean?” both men looked at her and then back at each other. "Queen Angela used the time clock and changed her destiny. Maybe this human can do the same," said Yale. Jenna smirked, “My name is Jenna. Talk about me not having manners. You didn’t even ask for my name, and you didn’t even introduce yourself, Yale. I just know your name because he said it.” Both men laughed they had been referring to Jenna as the human this entire time. “As I was saying. In Jenna’s timeline, there are no supernaturals. Maybe she can help us end this war and save all of us," said Clay. Jenna sighed, “There is nothing in any of our history books about this war. Supernaturals are just make-believe.” Clay nodded, “But you came from a different timeline, so maybe you’re the key to changing everything.” "In books, supernaturals are scary. Vampires kill humans and drink their blood, dragons are ferocious, we

Jenna watched the castle become uncloaked and gasped as she took in the fantastic sight. The stone was even more beautiful than at Queen Angela’s castle. It was dark grey, and dragon statues were all over the grounds. The grounds were beautiful and were upkept with flowers and décor for the timeline.She squealed in excitement, “ That is a pretty neat trick.” she smiled, looking at the magic stone.Yale smiled, “ Yes, my father has a witch he uses to cast spells. When the war started, we had our castle cloaked so the King’s guards couldn’t find it. “Jenna nodded, “ Yes, witchcraft is not a thing in my timeline. We can’t cloak anything.” She said, marveling at the castle once more.Both men laughed as they watched her. They had nothing to compare her experience to, but a castle being cloaked was usually something no humans had seen, “ Well, let's go.” Said Yale, leading the way, but Jenna was still mesmerized.They walked towards the castle; It was only a few meters away, and Jenna co