Forbidden: chapter one

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Cover Picture by me

Bold: is for authors notes

Regular: is for the story

This is for thoughts of the characters

"I never want to see you the rest of the evening, Fionna! Go to your room!" The general shouted.

Tears welled in Fionna's eyes as she bit her tongue to prevent her from saying anymore. She stomped out of the room shutting the vault door closed with a harsh slam.

The general sighed. "Jacob… Lock her in her room…" a man with orange hair and a beard nodded, he walked out of the room towards Fionna's quarters.

Fionna the human laid head down on her blue satin bed. Her long blond hair was scattered all over the bed. She heard a small click at her door, she sat up right away running to the door and trying to open in. it was locked. "Jacob open the door!" Fionna cried as she slammed her fists on her room door.

Jacob sighed. "I'm sorry Fionna… Generals orders…"

Alright, so some of you readers might be confused about why Fionna is crying, or your confused about who this general is, or maybe about the vault they live in. well my avid readers, let start from the very beginning.

*** Flashback ***

Once upon a time there was a blue and green planet called earth. There were many creatures on the earth. Some were big, some were small. Some were made out of fire, and some were made out of ice. Some were colorful, and some were monochromatic. Some were carnivores, and some were herbivores. These creatures of the earth lived in harmony. Until one day a species called humans, had declared war. The humans had enough of being set down as low class, they were always hunted down as prey, and they had no powers. They finally attacked other creatures and their clans, they took over land, and even wiped out a few species. The green meadows turned into grassless battle fields that were still were littered with dead bodies of soldiers. The blue skies were covered with smoke and they turned into a gloomy gray. The sea was littered with trash and stained from oils people had dumped carelessly and quickly. It was war. Finally a species called vampires, stood up and refused to let the humans throw and order everyone around. The humans and vampires went to war. Victory was served for the vampires. They not only won the war, but they were able to wipe out more then half of the human race. Lost and destroyed, the humans agreed to a treaty that stopped the war. But vampires and humans remain enemies to this day. Hatred for each other grew so much that humans decide to live in large vaults that had silver fences in order to avoid them. In one of these vaults called, Vault Crystal, was the great-great-grandson of the man who had declared war over earth. He was now passed on to be the general of the soldiers and president of the vault. One day the man's wife gave birth to a baby girl of which they named, Fionna. Everyone rejoiced over the birth of the general's baby girl. One day the general's wife decided to go outside, she had said, "sometimes freedom and adventure is the cure to war." She kissed her husband and daughter and went on a three day trip with a group of soldiers to the East of human territory. A day later, the general received a letter saying that his wife's camp sight was raided by vampires and that there were no survivors, including his wife. Outraged, the general declared that there was to be a 10 ft wall that would separate the East, North, West, and South human territory. Terrified that something that had happened to his wife might happen to his daughter, he never allowed her to ever venture out of the walls. His daughter grew up to be a curious and beautiful young woman like her mother. She lived in the vault until she was 18 years old.

The End~

Welllll it's not really the end. As is said, Fionna the human was a curious girl who craved adventure like her mother. On the night Fionna was locked in her room, she had asked her father if she could venture out of the wall. Her father (the general) refused to let her go. Fionna began to argue with her father. She talked about how trapped and caged she was inside the wall. She had longed to see the outside world, she had learned about it in her mother's journals. The general, still paranoid about his wife, argued why he wouldn't let Fionna out of the walls. He told Fionna that she was a delicate of which should not be open out by the wild. Fionna grew angrier. She told him that she was going to leave no matter what he says. And that my dear readers, is why the general told Fionna she was to go to her room and not to see him for the rest of the day. Now that we have everything cleared and you understand the situation, let us get back to our story~

Jacob sighed. "Sorry Fionna… Generals orders…" the man walked away from her room, the sound of her sobs dying down and the pounding stopped.

Fionna laid on her bed as she stared up at the ceiling thinking. Her eyes were puffy from crying and her cheeks were stained from tears. She sat up, her mind was set on an idea. She got out of bed and reached on top of her dresser. She took hold of the green back pack and laid is town on her bed. Fionna packed a few clothes and a first aid kit. She took a map from her study table. Fionna reached down under the bed and took out her mother's journal. The journal's cover was made out of dark brown leather and in the middle was a Ruby.

Fionna stuffed the journal in a safe place in her back pack. She then got changed into a blue half sleeve with a dark blue skirt and white leggings under. She wore her brown boots and her mother's hand skinned bunny hat. She put on a dark green scarf that covered her mouth and the tip of her nose.

When Fionna was set and all packed, she picked up a piece of paper and a pencil and wrote a letter. Once she was done she opened her window. Not even looking back at her room she started to climb the thick vines that grew on the side of her house. When she reached the bottom she made a run for it to the wall. Using her grappling claw, she shot at the wall and in one swift jump, she was out of the wall and into the moonlit night.