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The lock clicked. The door opened. Inside was a small office. Everything had been left untouched. A desk. Several shelves. A children's drawing pinned to the wall. Eva walked toward it. Her name was written across the bottom in childish handwriting. Eva. She stared at it. “I made this.” Adrian looked at the drawing. “What is it?” “My family.” She pointed at the figures. “That was my mother.” Then her father. Then herself. Then another person. Eva frowned.

She still had time before she has to go back to the mansion undetected so she tried to find a place to spend her time. After wandering aimlessly, Evy stumbles upon a building on accident. It was big… as big as the earl’s mansion but did not have the same fancy designs it had. On the entrance was a sword and chalice insignia placed parallel to each other and the name “The Herald’s Honor". Watching the entrance, Evy blanched.

************************************************* The next day approached with no delay. Evie had a smile on her face. She was waiting for the carriage that would take her to the Moon-Blood Clan. "Are you that happy?" Her mother asked, sauntering into the room. "Of course, Mother. Didn't you hear what Father said?" She asked, fixing her tiara and her necklace in front of the mirror. "I did." Her mother nodded, standing behind her and staring at the mirror as well. "That's why I'm worried that you're leaving here alone to a place..we no nothing of but blood and chaos."

"Gather the cargo and sink the ship." The merchants were dead, in a salty grave. I didn't need a ship, nor did I feel like hauling it to the pirate colony for trade. Sinking it would eliminate all trace we were there. My crew replied with "Ayes," and went to work. "Desmond, let's get Evie into Thane's cabin. Warm her up," my mother said. Evie laid limp in Desmond's arms. A fist grabbed my heart, squeezing the muscle and prohibiting blood flow. I swallowed down my dread, Evie's chest's steady rise and fall gave me comfort.

It had taken me ten years to be able to spend funds to renovate this part but now, as I stood next to my mate, I knew why I had not allowed it to be torn down. We stopped under the banner; Reiner stood up on a stump to get a good look at every one. “I want to welcome all of you to the new adventures which await us all, Ladies and gentlemen, I give you “Evie’s Square!” I looked at Evie who squealed in delight at her name being announced for this section. She smiled up at me before flinging herself into my arms. “You named your special project after me?” She could barely contain her excitement. “Yes. You are the most special person I know. I named it after you so it can be special as you.” I s

“Where did it stop? I asked instead. Cole swiped his finger across the screen, then handed it over making me look down to see a red dot blinking at a gas station far into the human territory. Then it dawned on me. He was taking Evvie back!

Besides, what would I do living all alone? What kind of life would that be? As silence fell over Evie, I started taking steady breaths. After a few minutes of careful thought, she finally spoke up. “You’re right. I’m with you. Let’s do this. Let’s get rid of these monsters—they’ve done enough damage to our world. Daddy would be proud of you.” She must’ve been smiling because her voice sounded so bright. I gave a nod and then pressed the sharp knife against my palm, cutting the skin and letting the blood drip into the deep well.

All names, characters and incidents are the product of the author's imagination. Yet another place on her route, the vast empty space opened before her as Evie descended from the plane in base Knox. Hot Sirian sun was frying the top of her head and her bare shoulders and the hot dry wind was lashing her cheeks with tiny sand grains swept from the red ground. Evie stood on the runway shielding her eyes with her hand looking towards the buildings until the pilot cut off the engines and ushered her towards the base. She hoisted her bag on her shoulder and moved on.

“Mommy!” Eva backed away. “No.” He stopped. His smile disappeared. “You don't remember me?” Eva stared at the child. Elena saw terror spreading across her daughter's face. “Eva.” The girl shook her head. “I never had a son.” The boy began crying. “But I remember you.” Elena's blood turned cold. The First Door displayed a new message. ADDITIONAL BLACKWOOD DESCENDANT DETECTED IDENTITY: NOAH PARENT: EVA BLACKWOOD