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The Awakening: Chapter 7 “I DON’T THINK I’VE EVER BEEN SO HAPPY TO SEE YOUR FACE!” Roan yelled, looking very much like a shorter, younger version of his brother, Reyn. Short brown hair hung down a little into his face, which was smudged with dirt. “YOU WON’T BELIEVE WHAT THEY DID TO ME REYN! THEY TURNED ME INTO ONE OF THEM.” “No they didn’t Roan, they just made you think they did.” Reyn advised. “WHAT DID YOU SAY? I CAN’T HEAR YOU.” yelled Roan, then looking at me, continued “WHO IS THIS??” “I guess my airhammer must have deafened him. It will probably wear off after a whileThe Awakening: Chapter 7
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The Awakening: Chapter 6 As we climbed out of the Jeep, I gave an anxious look back at the forest edge, and could easy see several large creatures moving about just beyond the treeline. They seemed reluctant to leave the forest; perhaps they only cared to protect their borders, or perhaps there was something beyond the forest that they feared. The graveyard was surrounded by a rusting wrought-iron fence, one of the double-sided gates had fallen off the hinges completely, and had been propped up against the stone and mason pillar to which it had formerly been attached. The cemetery was fairly large, and several mausoleums stood near the center of thThe Awakening: Chapter 6
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The Awakening: Chapter 5 We arrived at the edge of the forest two miles outside of town in my Jeep Wrangler. The trees were a motley mix of elm, maple, and oak. While the oaks still clung to many of their yellowed leaves this late in the winter, the bare-branched elms and skeletal maples gave the forest an eerie, unwelcoming feeling. The rain had stopped during the trip, and the clouds had now begun to break, leaving clear patches of starry sky high above the canopy of the forest. The paved road leading into the forest was slick and wet with the nights’ rain, and the faded yellow line running down the middle disappeared into the darkness of the forest beyond the hThe Awakening: Chapter 5
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The Awakening: Chapter 4 Ulmath taught me a very great deal over the next several weeks. While I was by no means a master when I left him, I had developed a good idea of what I was capable of, and was capable of dropping into the state of mind needed to control my powers in an instant, and could do so while still being aware of the world around me. That lesson had been a particularly painful one that Ulmath seemed to take much delight in administering. I walked alone from the lake into a rainy, moonless night to find Lexa waiting for me. “That was quicker than I expected.” “What do you meaThe Awakening: Chapter 4
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