Okay, so you guys voted all for a story where Sean and Selina have an adventure on the streets, and here is the first chapter:D Enjoy:D
Chapter 1: My name is Sean Ornelas
Selina Kyle, fourteen year old street girl with sparkling green eyes and curly brown hair and with a huge love for cats, walks down the sidewalk with a chump's wallet clutched in her hand. The guy didn't even miss it.
Suddenly, there are lots of shouts and her green eyes dart up, trying to find the danger. That's when she notices a young boy about her age, running across the streets and disappearing into an alleyway. Four cops chasing him.
'That boy certainly doesn't know what stealthy means' Selina snickers to herself, and a part of her was curious about how he would escape from the cops. If it even was possible.
Selina makes a run-up to a fire escape and runs across the rooftops, hiding behind the skylights to avoid the cops peering eyes. They are on the roof too, looking for the boy.
Suddenly, a blur runs across the roof, and with an athletic leap the young boy jumps to the other building. The four cops pursued. Selina as well. She likes the way the boy moves. The way he jumps building, almost as stealthy as she does, maybe even better.
Selina stays safely on the rooftops as the cops pursued the boy back to the street alleyway, where they finally surrounded him. Selina lowers down so no one can see her as she watches the boy run-up into the cops and starts fighting them off. It looks like the boy also possesses some nice fighting skills.
Suddenly one of the cops hurls the boy off his partner back to his other partner who tries to grab the boy but the kid jumps away and kicks the cop in his stomach. The other three left standing grab their tassers and surround the boy, closing him in.
Selina thinks the boy can't escape from this situation but she's surprised again when suddenly the three cops run up to the boy and the kid jumps up and the cops collapse into each other, tasing themselves. The boy lands onto one of cops shoulders, then leaps to the ground again and gives the man a shove with his foot under his butt. They all drop to the street, unconscious.
Then, like it's a normal thing to do, the street boy checks each cop's pockets for their wallets and takes the money while tossing the wallets back to the owners. The boy looks around to see if there was anyone around and his eyes land on the rooftop Selina is.
Selina ducks down, wishing she had been fast enough and that the boy hadn't seen her. She waits fifteen seconds, then slowly peeks over the rooftop edge and notices the boy had walked off. But where too?
Selina quickly climbs down the fire escape and rushes past the unconscious cops to the end of the alleyway where she peeks around the corner of the wall. She can see the boy walking at the end of the street. When he disappears into another alley, Selina quickly pursued
The young cat-girl keeps following the boy for another ten minutes and all this time the boy doesn't quicken his pase, though he does stop once in a while and when he stops, he scopes the streets behind him, like he's sensing someone is following him, which is weird because Selina definitely knows he can't. She's moving why too quiet.
Every time the boy stops and turns, Selina quickly ducks back behind a wall. There are moments the boy walks back to make a double check there is absolutely no one who's following, and Selina being like an alley-cat, always can make herself invisible by hiding in the shadows, or further behind some trash-cans. Just like a cat she can hide in the tiniest corners.
The boy disappears into another alley and Selina quickly follows, but only to find the alley empty. The boy is nowhere to be seen. How would that be possible? Selina scopes the alley with her eyes. Nothing seems to be moved out of the way.
Selina quietly walks further into the alley, scoping the walls for cracks or holes big enough for a person to fit. For all she knows the boy had hidden in there and waited on her for a surprise attack. Nothing.
The cat-girl circles around on her heels, scoping the rooftops but again she can't see any evidence the boy had climbed up. There were no fire escapes, so it was impossible for anyone to climb that high without it.
Selina walks back, but then suddenly something catches her attention. One of the heavy trash-cans seems to hide something. Curiously she takes a closer look and she was right. In the wall, securely hidden behind the trash-can there is a door. Quietly she opens it.
Carefully Selina peeks around the corner of the door, noticing an empty hallway, but is it truly empty. Selina scurries inside and closes the door behind her, and the windowless hallway turns dark. Not that it's a problem for Selina because she can see in the dark.
Suddenly someone jumps from behind her on top of her, but her cat-like defences kick in and she fights her attacker off. As she tries to turn around to face her attacker, he quickly wraps his arms around her waist.
Selina makes a round-house kick to her attacker and he lets go of her. Quickly she runs up to him for another fight, but the boy tackles her and pushes her to the ground. Selina tries to scramble up but the boy pins her down, turning her onto her stomach, and then takes a sack from his pocket and shoves it over head.
The boy takes the struggling Selina to a dark room in the back of the building. He settles her forcefully onto a seat, tying her arms behind her back.
"Hey, this is not how you treat a lady!" Selina spits in anger. No way she would let her attacker think she's vulnerable. "Now, remove this sack so I can memorize your ugly face and hunt you down!"
The boy says nothing, just keeps eyeing Selina, who of course can't see that because of the sack over her head, but one thing is for sure. She doesn't like to be ignored. Also, there is the change the boy wasn't in the room anymore. Well, he was, but Selina starts to think she's alone.
The young cat-girl moves back and forth into her seat, trying to remove the ropes that are tied around her wrists. Nothing works. Selina moans displeased.
"You put up quite a fight back there," someone suddenly says and Selina drags out a long displeased sigh. Obviously her attacker was still in the room. "What's your name?"
"If you tell me yours, maybe I will tell you mine," Selina replies sassy, still wriggling her hands to remove the ropes. Slowly one of her hands move to her back pocket to get her knife. She wishes the boy doesn't notice it.
"Cheeky as well," the boy chuckles and Selina can hear him move from the left of the room to right, where he stands still for a moment. "I wonder how you could follow me while I didn't see you."
"Traders secret, so none of your freaking business," Selina smiles in the sack, but not that the boy can see that. "Though I'm quite confused. You didn't see me, but how did you know I was following you."
"One of my skills. I can feel peoples presence. It's like, even though you can't see the person in the dark lurking at you, the hair in the back of your neck tells you the 'lurker' is there," the boy says with a mysterious tone in his voice, and walks back to the left side of the room. "But since I'm so nice to tell you something about my skills, why won't you reply some of my questions?"
"You still didn't tell me your name," Selina says cheeky, figuring the best thing was to keep talking and say as less about herself as possible until she had cut the ropes.
"You still didn't tell me yours?" The boy starts to walk again, Selina can hear him. He's walking up and down the room, his steps betraying he's getting a little impatient with her. But as long he stays there for a few more seconds until…
Suddenly the sack gets removed and Selina yelps in surprise and the knife drops to the floor behind her. How did the boy do that? She hadn't heard him coming for her.
Displeased Selina watches the boy bend down to pick up her knife and stuffs it into his own pocket, slowly turning back to face her. That's when their eyes meet, and the boy can't help himself and stares at her for a while.
'She's really pretty,' the boy thinks to himself as he eyes the curly brown haired girl, her eyes sparkling in the darkness like cat eyes.
'Don't show him you find him handsome,' Selina thinks to herself as she eyes the boy back. The boy is about her age, maybe a little younger, with chocolate brown eyes and black hair.
The boy clears his throat and tries to look as casual as possible as he speaks again, walking back to the front of the room but never gets his eyes off Selina; "I once heard street kids mention a girl that could hide and sneak perfectly. It was like she was a cat, they said. They even name her Cat. I presume that's you."
"I presume you are correct," Selina snarls, struggling in the ropes. "Did they also mention that you have to stay away from me or else I would claw your eyes out if you didn't?"
"Yes, they mention that too," The boy chuckles, but then his face turns serious again. "But it's you who did the following here, not me. So tell me, why did you follow me? For who do you work?"
"Give me back my knife and I might get more cooperative," Selina smirks sweetly. The boys takes her knife from his pocket and asks; "You mean this knife?" The boy slowly walks over to the only window in the room, opening it. "Answer my questions, or I'll throw it out."
"You wouldn't!" Selina growls angrily, wriggling in her seat and that's when she finally gets the ropes off her wrists. Quickly she makes a break for the door, realizing it was locked when she tried to open it.
Quickly she circles on her heels, readying her arms for a fight when the boy walks toward her, slowly and stuffs the knife back in his pocket.
"My name is Sean Ornelas, and you, Selina Cat Kyle, are going to tell me everything I want to know," the boy says as the space between them gets smaller and smaller.
So, what do you guys think of this first chapter? Also, in case you didn't know, I write this story with the help and ideas of TEDOG, so credit goes to this author as well:D Anyway, review/fav/follow to let us know what you think of this:D