Hello everyone! This is officially my first published story! Please read. I hope you enjoy it.
The birds fluttered and sung, and this time it wasn't in my head. I smiled. Part of me felt the demon whoosh past me and into the ground. The forest knew it was gone. My name…? Well, that's hard to say since I don't remember it. So many moons must have past while I was in that dark evil hole. The only reason why I'm still human is because I told myself stories. Hundreds of stories over and over again to myself. Sometimes I wonder though…What would've happened to me if I hadn't told myself so many stories? I guess I'll never know, will I?
I wandered for days after I escaped that desolate hole. Hungry and weak with fatigue. A few days after I left, I collapsed in a small patch of sparkling sunlight, not moving from dehydration and hunger. Mostly exhaustion though. The world swam and then all went dark.
I don't know how long I lay there, half dead. Something tickling my face was the first thing I felt after so long without any feeling. I dragged my eyes open and blinked. A small fire burned to my right, and a small feather was fluttering on my face in a gentle breeze. I sneezed and sat up, immediately regretting it. Every muscle and bone screamed in agony. I whimpered loudly and flopped back down, noticing a warm sleeping pack around me. I wondered vaguely where it came from. And then….Blackness engulfed me again.
When I woke up for the second time, the small fire had grown some and the sun was going down. A thin later of snow had settled on me before scooped off by someone earlier. "Who…?" I thought. Again, I tried to sit up and instead of screaming, my limbs only groaned in protest. My eyes searched the small clearing where I had been for who knows how long. A crack of a twig made my spine stiffen and the hair on the back of my neck prickle. A wolverine burst into the soft white clearing. Its beady eyes took in it's surroundings… and stopped on me.
"No no!" my thoughts screamed, "This is not how it ends!" And then…it charged.
