I have been a lazy bum.
Jenna: Yes, you have.
Shush it! I didn't ask for your opinion.
Jenna: so.
So–um, shush it!
Jenna: I feel loved.
Don't we all.
Jenna: Orchid says sorry she hasn't updated for a while!
Disclaimer: I own a game, but I don't own Golden Sun itself. CAMELOT does! Tee hee, I'm such a dork.
Chapter 3--the Harpy
Anyone who reached the top of Mt. Alph was awed by the scenery below. The small village with surrounding mountains. The fading sun leaving pastel colored skies. Jenna, could care less. She sat on the edge of the cliff, over looking the small town of Vale.
"How can you be sure Isaac?" she asked again to herself. Her tears were blown away by the wind towards her home.
"Mom, dad, Felix," she cried, "I'm sorry I wasn't fast enough. I'm sorry I couldn't save you . . ."
* * *
Panic had been growing in him all day. Jenna hadn't been seen for hours. The sun was lowering, light was being devoured by the residents of night. The last time he had seen her, was when she was climbing the slopes of Mt. Alph.
"Jenna!" he cried out into the dark woods. He should be looking for his dad with the others, but something told him something was wrong. "Jenna!" He yelled as he began heading up the mountain. He passed Garet who was confused about what was going on.
"Hey Isaac, where you going?" Garet asked, but Isaac passed without a word. "Hey Isaac! Wait for me!" Clumsily, he followed his troubled friend.
* * *
Jenna watched sleepily as the sun seeped behind the horizon. The salty tears had dried on her cheeks. Her eyes were red and puffy.
"How can they forgive you, if you can't forgive yourself?" a voice asked.
Jenna looked up. It was the same voice she had heard last night. She did not answer it, for a earsplitting screech filled the air. The Fire Adept looked up in horror as a giant beast came down on her. Its wide wings knocked her down, its pointy claws grabbed at her. The girl realized she had left her staff at Isaac's, leaving her defend less. Jenna could only cover her head and cry with fear and pain.
* * *
Isaac and Garet stopped short. A panicking scream came from not far up.
"Jenna!" they both sprinted forward, gasping at the oversized Harpy. Jenna was below it, curled up in a ball, trying to protect herself.
The two boys sprung forward, drawing their swords. Crying out, they slashed at the wide spread wings. The harpy turned from Jenna to the two young Adepts. It pressed Jenna towards the cliff.
"Jenna!" Isaac sprung forwards again, slicing the birds feet. Garet, with difficulties found himself underneath the bird, and thrust upwards with his sword. Finally, it fell. The two ran to the unconscious girl, and lifted her upright. She had many wounds, but none to deep. The two sighed with relief, she would be okay.
* * * * * * * * *
I'm sad to say, I may never finish this. Don't be too surprised if I don't. Sigh. I a lazy cow.
Jenna: yes, you are.
Go away Jenna. I wanna go to bed. See you in the morning.
Jenna: you'll never sleep with me in the house, heh-heh. ::gets out huge box of cd's, and sticks on into boom box and turns on full blast::
GAAH!!! not Lincoln Park! Not Lincoln Park for pities sake! AUGH!!!
Jenna: read and review. It's good for you. And now that it is the summer, wear sun screen! It prevents skin cancer!
Jenna: Yes, you have.
Shush it! I didn't ask for your opinion.
Jenna: so.
So–um, shush it!
Jenna: I feel loved.
Don't we all.
Jenna: Orchid says sorry she hasn't updated for a while!
Disclaimer: I own a game, but I don't own Golden Sun itself. CAMELOT does! Tee hee, I'm such a dork.
Chapter 3--the Harpy
Anyone who reached the top of Mt. Alph was awed by the scenery below. The small village with surrounding mountains. The fading sun leaving pastel colored skies. Jenna, could care less. She sat on the edge of the cliff, over looking the small town of Vale.
"How can you be sure Isaac?" she asked again to herself. Her tears were blown away by the wind towards her home.
"Mom, dad, Felix," she cried, "I'm sorry I wasn't fast enough. I'm sorry I couldn't save you . . ."
* * *
Panic had been growing in him all day. Jenna hadn't been seen for hours. The sun was lowering, light was being devoured by the residents of night. The last time he had seen her, was when she was climbing the slopes of Mt. Alph.
"Jenna!" he cried out into the dark woods. He should be looking for his dad with the others, but something told him something was wrong. "Jenna!" He yelled as he began heading up the mountain. He passed Garet who was confused about what was going on.
"Hey Isaac, where you going?" Garet asked, but Isaac passed without a word. "Hey Isaac! Wait for me!" Clumsily, he followed his troubled friend.
* * *
Jenna watched sleepily as the sun seeped behind the horizon. The salty tears had dried on her cheeks. Her eyes were red and puffy.
"How can they forgive you, if you can't forgive yourself?" a voice asked.
Jenna looked up. It was the same voice she had heard last night. She did not answer it, for a earsplitting screech filled the air. The Fire Adept looked up in horror as a giant beast came down on her. Its wide wings knocked her down, its pointy claws grabbed at her. The girl realized she had left her staff at Isaac's, leaving her defend less. Jenna could only cover her head and cry with fear and pain.
* * *
Isaac and Garet stopped short. A panicking scream came from not far up.
"Jenna!" they both sprinted forward, gasping at the oversized Harpy. Jenna was below it, curled up in a ball, trying to protect herself.
The two boys sprung forward, drawing their swords. Crying out, they slashed at the wide spread wings. The harpy turned from Jenna to the two young Adepts. It pressed Jenna towards the cliff.
"Jenna!" Isaac sprung forwards again, slicing the birds feet. Garet, with difficulties found himself underneath the bird, and thrust upwards with his sword. Finally, it fell. The two ran to the unconscious girl, and lifted her upright. She had many wounds, but none to deep. The two sighed with relief, she would be okay.
* * * * * * * * *
I'm sad to say, I may never finish this. Don't be too surprised if I don't. Sigh. I a lazy cow.
Jenna: yes, you are.
Go away Jenna. I wanna go to bed. See you in the morning.
Jenna: you'll never sleep with me in the house, heh-heh. ::gets out huge box of cd's, and sticks on into boom box and turns on full blast::
GAAH!!! not Lincoln Park! Not Lincoln Park for pities sake! AUGH!!!
Jenna: read and review. It's good for you. And now that it is the summer, wear sun screen! It prevents skin cancer!