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PROLONG
Once upon a time there was born a child, a little girl named Sahasara. She lived within the lands evoked by fae and the seas governed by mermaid and man. To the eye she looked as ordinary as any girl but she wasn’t. Inside her lived a precious pearl that she must protect. A pearl so small yet so great that its worth was unfathomable for the gods bestowed this gift into the child out of the love shared between her mother and father.
The gods said she would endure great sorrow and sacrifice to maintain such a gift and so it was by the gods her family was taken from her. Little did she know that one day what was taken may also be reborn again but that is farther within her story and so I must digress. Years have passed now and Sahasara has grown into a young woman, old enough to know of the dangers of this world but still very much naïve to the ways of her people. Sahasara Ari of 16 years of stars this is her name and she will show us the way.
CHAPTER ONE
“I don’t believe I’ve ever seen one,” she said, staring down into the lake. Her hair caught the sunlight in golden waves and her skin the color of cream shone bright as well. She ran her hands beneath the ripples of water, wary to stay away from the edge so her blue Grecian dress did not get soaked.
“If you look harder, you will!” exclaimed the male voice. She smiled down at her water filled hands, catching her reflection. She blushed, knowing full well that the heat that radiated from the sun was not causing her to flush but the fact that only a foot away stood him, the one her heart cared dearly for. Khar, that was his name. She’d dream everyday of their names together as one. Sahasara and Khar. For a moment her heart fluttered at the thought before darkness covered her eyes.
“Khar! Stop it! I won't be able to see the pyre-fish!” She could feel his hands upon her face, making her blush grow even more. “But I must shield the eyes of the chosen one,” Khar paused, “Why, what if the sun were to blind you?” She could not see him but she sensed he was grinning from ear to ear. She stood quickly and turned around, his hands fell to her waist as she spun. He looked at her lovingly, deep emerald eyes piercing into her very being. “Sahasara,” he whispered into her ear. She shivered knowing full well that the love in which she had for him was amply returned.
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Yeah, and that's all I have so far! ^_^
Hebrews 13:2 Do not forget/neglect to entertain (show hospitality to) strangers, for by so doing some people have entertained angels without knowing it.