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Erina Weismann was walking down the streets of Magnolia. She has just moved here. She was looking for the Starry Hills. Rumors say that at night the stars and the moon would shine like diamonds. It was her dream to come here. As she doze off she stumbled upon a wizard guild. "Sorry!" she peeped. A guy with blonde hair and a guy with black hair walked to her.

"Want to join our guild?" asked the blonde guy.

"I'm very sorry sir but I'm looking for the Starry Hills. Do you know where it is?" asked Erina.

"Follow us." he said. It was silent the whole way until Erina broke it.

"May I ask What's you name?" asked Erina.

"I'm Sting and this is Rogue." Sting pointed to the guy with black hair. He waved. It took a very long to arrive there. Erina saw a waterfall. She threw her flats at Rogue who caught them. She jumped down the waterfall. "Erina!" Rogue shouted and Sting and Rogue ran down. They sighed of relief to find her perfectly fine. "You can't jump down the waterfall like that!" said Sting. Erina pouted. The tip of her finger touched the water. The water lifted up and she threw it at Sting. He dodged it.

"If that's how you want it then come at me!" Erina giggled. Her hand touched and she lifted the water and shaped it into a bomb. She threw it. It missed. And hit Rogue. It wet his hair and face. He gritted his teeth and walked in the water and splashed Erina's whole body. "Thank you Rogue." said Erina. Sting and Rogue looked confused. She went under the water and grabbed Sting and pulled him down. She went up. Then Sting. They all laughed.

Then it turned dark. Erina got out of the water completely wet. So is Sting. Erina looked up and saw the stars and moons. It was like diamonds in the sky. Sting grabbed Erina's hand and followed Rogue to the tops of the hills. They sat down.

"Erina?"

"Hm?"

"Are you a wizard?" asked Sting.

"No. Well at least I don't think so. I was raised by a water dragon. She taught me how to defend my self, and taught me words. It might sound crazy to you."

"Not at all. We were raised by dragons too." Then all of a sudden a girl with pastel pink hair came running up the hill. "Erina! You went here without me!" said the girl. Erina sighed and continued to look at the sky. The girl stopped in her tracks when she saw Sting and Rogue. She walked slowly to Erina. "Erina? Who are these boys you're hanging with, or are you dating two guys at once?" asked the girl. Erina slapped her shoulder. Sting and Rogue looked away.

"Guys, this is my cousin Shevy, Shevy these are my friends, Sting and Rogue." Shevy waved and sat down. Erina continued to tell her story.

"So you two were raised by dragons too?" asked Erina. They both nodded their heads. "Shevy you hear that? We aren't alone anymore!" Shevy nodded. "YAY!"

"So you're mother was a water dragon?" Erina nodded.

"Droplexia taught me to write, read, and even taught me magic to defend myself. But...she left me alone. It was July 7 777 at that time. But she taught me to move on and to keep on living." By the time she was done with her sentence tears were streaming. She wiped them quickly and smiled.

"Shevy's dragon was the same thing. Her crystal dragon, Amethystia was so pretty! She shined at night!" Shevy blushed a little bit. Sting stretched and laid on ground.

"Let's crash here tonight! I am so tired I can't walk." Everyone agreed and slept on the grass. The wind blew and the grass and trees blew with it. It was beautiful.

Sting saw Erina shivering and gave her his jacket. Rogue did the same with Shevy. Rogue looked at Sting and they fist bumped. Sting lay his arms stretched. Erina took a peek at Sting. He does look a little cute when he's sleeping Erina thought. Shevy thought the same thing to Rogue. Erina looked at the sky and saw shooting stars. She stood up and went to the waterfall and sat down. A few seconds later Sting came too. No one said a word as Sting sat down next to Erina.

Not soon after they fell asleep together by the flowing waterfall.

A blue butterfly and a white butterfly flew past them.

What Erina and Shevy didn't know was that their dragons were watching them the whole time.