"Why me?" I stuttered as I cover my face with my hands. Nothing but under anguish fills my heart, shaking my head. "Why me, Crowfather?"
I turn my head and faced the elderly spirit as he sighs; he stands next to me and replies. "Who knows child. But in the name of the Creator and the Prince of Darkness… this is the most cruel thing for you to bear alone."
His old hand touches my shoulder in reassurance, "But, with all your trial's and trivial, you are probably the most strongest human I will ever get to meet." And with a smile, he beckons me to sit as I gave a loud sigh and laugh. "Thank you."
"What should I tell him, Crowfather?" I began laughing ironically to myself. Slumping myself on a stone bench, resting my head on my hand. "It's too crazy to even say it out loud! What-can I say? What should be the first thing that comes out my mouth?"
"The truth. As agonising and painful as it is, it will be most rewarding for yourself daughter of man."
I sat there; my mind racing with ways to tell him, the moments in time I shared with him and everything I have gone through up to this point, now it comes crushing down because of-
"Rest your mind child." Crowfather said gently, I stared up at the old man as he smiles. "Think back. Calm yourself. Look through the chapters in your mind." He says wisely, "Then you will have your words."
I watch him goes as he leave me alone, I swivelled around and take a look around the scenery around me. Taking a deep breath and…
As Crowfather said, I simply looked through the chapters of my story….
And in them, I will find my answers.
As I remember in the beginning,
It all started with a dream.