Chapter Ten
"What?!" Louis nearly shouted, causing me to flinch. "Why didn't you tell us this?"
"It didn't seem like the right time!" I muttered.
"Louis calm down," Amy said, looking at him dead in the eyes. Louis' shoulders relaxed, and he calmed down a lot. Seth however, was leaning back in his chair, and he seemed deep in thought.
"What is your gift exactly?" Seth asked, looking at me.
"I can see people and lost things from a long time ago." I said, "Mainly things related to the struggle of Assassins and Templars. And sometimes, they speak to me. And I can speak to them."
"And can you possibly, show us what you see?" Amy tipped her head to the side, and I motioned for all of us to hold hands. Seth held my right, and Amy held my left, and Louis held Seth and Amy's free hand. I closed my eyes, and projected my mind.
I opened my eyes, and some kind of silver and gold matrix surrounded us, and people clad in white and black robes ran and climbed buildings around us, and some were being chased by people with red crosses on their uniforms. Swords clashing and arrows whizzing through the air could be heard all around us, and soon this place became a battle. I could see Ezio run across the place to attack a dark haired man, and the two sparred. My friends watched in awe as the battle raged around us, but I was beginning to panic. A bead of sweat trickled down my head as images swirled in my head, some blurring into the next. Words filled my ears, and I could not make sense of any of it. Assassins and Templars alike died around us, and battle cries were lost in the wind. When my head felt like it was about to explode, my hands slipped away from Seth and Amy's, and I fell to the floor.
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I woke up on my sleeping bag, and Seth and the others, were standing in the corner talking in the corner. I focused in on their conversation, and stayed still.
"Should we tell her that?" Amy whispered.
"No, if we told her that the Templars killed her family because they were after her gift, she'd blame herself for their death." Seth muttered.
"But we can't hide the truth from her." Louis replied. I stopped listening after that, just turned over on my side, facing away from my friends, as a single tear fell down my face as the grief of my family's death came upon me, but much stronger, and more painful.
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