I had returned to my dorm room in one piece. I instantly fell into a slumber as soon as I laid down on my bed. Saiora and Rachel weren't in the dorm when I had gotten back. I set the alarm clock for one hour which was basically nothing. I had school work to do after and I didn't want to sleep too late.The good thing about not having a phone was that I could kind of avoid insomnia. Without my phone, there was nothing else keeping me up other than my thoughts, and well- on a usual night my busy mind would stay rambling for about one hour before I'd get to dose off.I had the intention of calling my Dad today. I'd probably do so before heading to dinner with Aunt Celeste and her family.Ding, ding, ding.The ringing of the alarm clock caused

Vivienne opened the door using the will of her magic and words. Her footsteps to the path of nature were the only prominent sound in the room. I was the last one to walk through the door that slightly hovered above the ground. The door closed on its own behind me and disappeared from sight. The sounds of owls hooting and the shadows of tall, plump trees filled my senses. I could even tell that there was water nearby due to the trickling stream silently hitting rocks. The moon shone above us, glowing above the trees. I couldn't help but be drawn to its milky light. I gulped not knowing what to expect tomorrow. Its full face would be on display, revealing all truths that were hidden behind the light of the sun.I was still in a state of surprise and relief that I had not ruined the teleportation spell. It was probably the most impressive spell I had don

This was only the beginning and mild dizziness and nausea struck me. I urgently needed to isolate myself. The fireplace emitted heat that seemed to be transferring to the feeble layers of my skin. This must've been the moon playing tricks with me.I could hear chatter around me but it all sounded distorted as if I was underwater. My mouth tried to produce words but all I could distinguish was my voice but my mind couldn't decipher anything concrete. I wasn't even in a state of mind where I could think about the words I wanted to so clearly comprehend.I used the armchair as a support system to stand up. I felt so light but so heavy at the same time. I just wanted to lay down to recalibrate my energy.Concepts of gravity and time felt so foreign to me as I treaded with instability. I made sure to hold onto innate objects throughout my hazy journey to isolation. I let my intuition lead me to an unoccupied darkroom in the cabin. I let myself cascade onto the bed. M

All of my senses awakened at the same time. I picked up on the singing of the birds, the smell of outside flowing into the room at the will of the wind, and the trees rustling their leaves together.I opened my eyes to a sleeping Saiora. She was tucked tightly into her blankets and looked as restful as a baby in deep slumber. Rachel on the other hand was not in her bed. Her presence was absent from the room in general and I wondered where she might be?My stomach grumbled and I let out a loud yawn. I sat upright to check the time on the clock and I was shocked to see that it was twelve PM. All I could think about was how my sleep schedule was going to be messed up now. Considering that it was Sunday and I had school the next day.Saiora groaned and adjusted her position on her bed. "Wh

Darkness had just been welcomed in the city of London. The last peaking rays of sunlight had faded below the horizon of the earth. It was Autumn and the evening air had been chillier than it had ever been in the month of October. It did not matter how frigid the temperature was, there would always be carousers who were ready to satisfy their tongues with the taste of liquor in the presence of ear-splitting music and dancing bodies. The air would never be chilly to these kinds of people instead these folks would choose to convince their shivering selves that the air was briskly and that the breeze that tickled their reddening cheeks meant no harm. Little did they know the wind that they let kiss their skin was the cause of their weakening immune systems that would, later on, invite a cold sickness.Rachel Bloodworth, a sixteen-year-old Vampire heiress- shared a similar thirsting appetite to the humans around her. Rising like the rate of inflation her appetence for the drug Keltofane ne