(December 6th, 1512)
"By signing this document, you are signing your body and soul to me. I can do what ever I wish to them. You understand this. So I have one question. Do you wish to proceed?" The silver-haired demon asked for the second time.
The brunette he was talking to looked at him. "I understand. I do not wish to back out of this deal. I am fully aware that you will own me. Now, where so I sign?" he said in reply to the demon.
The silverette smirked and produced a needle from thin air, gripping the human's finger lightly before pricking it. The human gasped quietly out of surprise. With his finger the demon traced out a sign on the paper. It was an unclosed semi circle with two squiggly lines going down the middle and a bird shaped form in the middle.
The wind around the two picked up speed and leaves went flying. The pair lined up their palms, fingers linking together tightly. The demon began lightly chanting, the sounds forming something like a musical hum. A burning sensation went up both boys' arms followed by a searing pain on the brunettes' right wrist and the silverettes' left wrist.
The younger human boy looked down at his wrist and saw an incomplete heart. The demon had stop chanting and showed the boy the other half of the heart on his own wrist. The brunette knew magic was not something to toy with and so asked what they were.
"They are links, an invisible tether to each other if you will. This will keep us connected when you die and are reincarnated. This is the price for saving your family out of dept and curing your brother of his illness." The demon said calmly.
"Go back to your house. You will find everything to be better than before. Your family rich and healthy." He continued, the boy nodding at him in agreement.
And so they parted, but never forgot the promise. When the boy died, of natural causes, he would be reincarnated. All the demon had to do was wait…
A/N: So I hoped you enjoyed this. It will be chaptered but I have to keep writing so… ya. I will update soon so please R & R to let me know what you think.