FaerieWarrior

Little Red walking alone in the woods All by her lonesome she explores Never worried about the dangers For she always carries her trusty ax I walked away from my grandmother’s house with blood dripping down my ax. My mother always told me to be careful when walking through the woods. She heavily insisted that I take some sort of weapon with me for protection. At first, I didn’t see why I needed an ax. But today had made me see why my mother always insisted so much that I carry the family ax with me. The ax had been passed down from generation to generation starting with my great-grandfather who was a famous hunter of large beasts

“So open it  up,” I said excitedly to my brother Kirai, the birthday boy, while bouncing on the balls of my feet. My gold and silver eyes shined with excitement as I eagerly waited for Kirai to unveil his present. The gift box was wrapped in black paper with a shiny silver ribbon as decoration and Kirai seemed curious as to its contents. He carefully shook the present and listened to see if he could determine what was inside it. Hearing nothing, Kirai unwrapped the present to reveal the black ruby encrusted dagger that my brothers helped me pay for. I smiled as I asked him, “So, do you like it?” I was eager to hear h

I could feel the hatred of me roll off in waves from the people I walked past in my tiny village. Their stares felt like they were burning a hole in the back of my head. I could hear them whisper not too quietly to each other. "It's her!" "She's going to be the death of us all!" "She should just die!" "Yeah it would be safer for us!" "Screw that devil's spawn!" I turned around and saw that they were slowly walking up to me with rakes and pikes, but once they saw that I was looking at them they ran away like the chickens they are. I sighed. I turned back around and started to walk to the little hut that me and my sister, who has no devi