Sarah The Hedgehog Novels & Stories

“I need to know if I’m crazy or if the world is bigger than I thought.” Sage looked at Kade. He nodded. She stepped back. Started taking off her clothes. Sarah’s eyes went wide. “What are you…” Sage shifted. Her body changed in seconds. White wolf with black markings standing where the woman had been. Sarah stumbled backward, her gun dropped to the ground. “Oh my god.”

Ace sobbed, his small hands sparking with a frantic, uncontrolled light. "You won't have to," a new voice said. From the shadows of the quartz pillars stepped Aris, the lead scientist. But he wasn't alone. Beside him stood a woman I hadn't seen since the battle in the Spire—Sarah. Or rather, the memory of Sarah. She was translucent, a shimmering blue-white ghost of the sister she had been before the Director’s poison took her. Killian’s wolf snarled, a low, guttural sound in his chest. "Another projection? Another trick?"

Her hair was smaller then when he saw her last. His eyes had an evil shine when he saw her on the screen and his lips curled in a smile. 'Welcome back, sweetheart', he said. _______ Sarah was tired after the long journey from her hometown. She was hungry but found the refrigerator empty. After freshening up and organizing her luggage, she left again. She fuelled her car and then went to the supermarket. She needed to stock up the groceries, as she was out of her apartment for a long time now. With all these thoughts in her mind, she was quickly trying to finish her tasks. But unaware that she was being stalked by her monster.

I know how difficult it will be, but her help will also help us beat the time clock we might be pushing with this other entity in the wings waiting impatiently. “Of course, anything to help,” Sarah replies as she prepares to follow me on the journey. I see her eyes change colors and quickly move myself to travelling inside Tim. Seeing the web that I need moved, Sarah uses her own power to gently pull the threads apart so I can see what is attached where. I am intrigued as I move forward and see more joined parts of the spell splitting into multiple directions.

She was small and delicate-looking, with long, dark hair and bright green eyes. "Can I join you?" she asked, her voice timid. Nathan and Miranda exchanged a glance before Nathan said, "What's your name?" "Sarah," the girl said. Nathan nodded. "Alright, Sarah. You can train with us." Over the next few weeks, Sarah proved to be a quick learner and a valuable addition to their team. She was quiet and reserved, but her skills were impressive. As they trained, Nathan and Miranda began to notice something strange happening. They would catch glimpses of shadowy figures lurking in the corners of their vision, but when they turned to look, there was nothing there.

Sarah holds out for three minutes until the cat shakes its head and returns behind the tree, where the snapping of bones resumes. I rush to Sarah's side and help her get dressed without glancing at her body, surprising myself. "I didn't know there were white cats," I exclaim. Sarah smiles, leans her body against mine and whispers, "That's why he wants me- genetic mutation." Before I can ask what she means, Sarah collapses, and I barely react to catch her before her body hits the ground.

Mama Sarah didn't wait any longer, she started running away frantically, the beast looked towards the direction she was running to. And turned around, instead of pursuing the ant, he lay back at the mouth of the cave, and doze off. Mama Sarah saw a platform, she was surprised. It must be a platform that could be used to exit the secret realm, she stood on it, and the platform started rotating slowly before it became faster. Till, she was elevated so high, that the peculiar darkness, covered her vision until she shot out of the secret hole in the study room. Mama Sarah closed the secret hole, and left the study room, pondering over what she had seen.

I just couldn’t see her. “Thank you.” I said. Sarah threw another stone in the pond. “How did you end up in the Midnight pack cell anyway?” I asked. Sarah looked down. “I wasn’t always a Rogue.” She mumbled. “I lived in a pack with my mate. His name was Gary. He was one of the best warriors in the pack.

"Sarah!" “Can't hold back anymore?" Confronted with his directness, Sarah couldn't help but smile, "I was under the impression Mr. Hill enjoyed the role of the innocuous puppy for a bit longer?"

Sarah gasps between her words and starts to cough. “Have some water. Small sips. Slowly now,” Doctor Louis instructs and holds a straw to her lips. “Ahhh, thank you,” Sarah says more clearly now that her throat is wet. “Who did you hear, child?” The Doctor asks. “She said her name was Chloe,” Sarah answers. “Chloe? We have no Chloe’s here,” Doctor Louis says, sounding confused. “She said she was a gift … from the Moon Goddess,” Sarah tells him. ‘It’s not possible’, Cora says.