Disclaimer: Harry Potter doesn't belong to me. I own only the OC's.
A/N: This is in the same universe as my other two stories, 'Skye Night' and 'The true shifter' – so you might want to read that along with this fic.
And this is for muen.
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Say you'll haunt me.
Prologue.
She stood atop a stone on the highest part of the mountain, staring down at the beauty of nature below her. Her house was nearby, part of the local wizarding community, situated at the side of the mountain.
The trees stood proudly, the green leaves moving slightly in the rustling wind. The wind whipped across her face playfully, causing her dark hair to wave in front of her face. She closed her eyes against the irritation, not wanting to hurt her eyes. Eyes are the window to the soul, after all.
Do more eyes mean more windows to more souls? She wonders.
She was waiting, but for what she was still unsure off. An uneasy feeling had crept over her, drawing her to this place.
Anna le Roux was by now measure ordinary. Not even in the wizarding world. She knew she had a destiny – one concerning a man she'd seen in her dreams countless times. One whose appearance she still doesn't know, but she'll know it when she sees it.
She wondered about her best friend, what he was doing right now. He had confided his best kept secret to her. Or should we say secrets? One, his otherworldly powers, two, his sexual preference. Like her, Sage Oberg was no mere normal mortal. He was a shape-shifter – not a traditional one, though. He could transform into a merman – or siren, that was the term he preferred, for he didn't look at all like the merpeople in the Black Lake at Hogwarts.
'CRACK!'
She looked around to the source of the noise. Her best friend stood there, drenched in blood.
"Sage!" She shrieked, running to him. He fell to the forest floor, a bloody mess. She helped him up, putting his arm around her shoulder.
"Hi, Anna." He said weakly. "Knew you'd be here." He bent over and vomited blood on the grass.
"Hush up. Let's get back." She said, pulling him with her.
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So, there is my prologue. You'd better review this prologue, muen!