The Awakening-Prologue

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It had been 5000 years since the two young royals had first wed and now they held their first and only heir. Her long raven hair with silver locks fell down and shimmered in the dim light as she was handed form her father to her mother. Her eyes deep amber with chocolate centers and her skin as pale as snow. She was a prodigy of their kind, the next master to rule all vampires and the sacred jewel. She looked so perfect, so peaceful and yet soon all that would be no more for she would be forced to live among the mortal world. Her vampiric blood forced to sleep, to slumber deep until the war between all clans would cist to be.

"How can we? I can't." her mother cried staring at her young daughter for what would be the last time before she would awaken as red tear drops rolled off her cold pale skin.

"We must, that is until she comes of age to awaken and remember what and who she truly is." She stated while trying to hide his own sadness.

"I love you my sweet, be strong." Soothed her mother once again as the child began to stir.

"Just hurry love, turn her mortal and send her off before I keep her in my arms." She cried once more.

"Stay safe child." Was all he said as he turned mortal. The child held no more vampiric appearances, instead she had deep brown chocolate eyes, short raven hair and warming skin. Soon her cries were heard, her body protesting to the change for she no longer could feel her mother or her father close by. A tall vampiric woman covered in armor soon walked up and took the child from her mother's arms.

"Send her to a good home." She asked as she watched her child leave her side.

"Yes my queen."

"And enroll her in the mythical school, she may seem mortal now but a witched power will protect until she is ready."

He spoke as he quickly hid a small pink jewel within the child's blanket.

"Yes my king, I will." And with that she took off, disappearing into the shadows if only to leave behind the child savory of her kind.