Alchemy
Prolouge
My name is Felicia Kani. I am an orphan, my parents died when I was only five-years old. They were in the military, and besides it was war with another land. I turned out in the strrets for some time. But one day I saw a woman buying groceries(alot of women do but she was different). When she walked by me she stopped, and turned arounf to me, "Why are you in the streets, young girl?" she asked me.
"I don't ahve any parents so I live in the streets." I replied(remember this I was only a little girl when this happened).
"Come with me." she said.
I got up and followed her. We came to a house, it had a flower bed under each window in front of the house, and a white picket fence around it. She opened the door, a huge man came walking over to us. "Who is this little girl?" he asked the woman.
"I found her in the streets, all alone." the woman replied.
"My momy told me not to talk to people I don't know." I blurtted out.
"I thought you said you lived on the streets." said the lady.
"That was before she died." I said in a sad voice.
"I am so sorry." she said.
I didn't know she was a teacher until a boy called her 'teacher'. She taught me Alchemy, but before she even started to train me, she put me on an island, for one fucken month. What did that have to do with Alchemy? I managed to survive, but a guy tried to kill me. I spent years learning Alchemy, and transmutation circles and all that other crap about Alchemy. Now I was stupid back then and I still regret doing what I did. I tried to bring my parents back, both of them, not just one. I managed to bring back my father, but not my mother. I lost half of my left arm. Now that half of my arm is metal. I did have some friends while learning Alchemy, but I left after my training was complete. After I lost half of my arm, I would just have to thank my father for being there. If it wasn't for him I wouldn't have a metal arm or an arm at all. I moved on with my life, I found a gang and joined them. They needed an Alchemist so I vulonteered. We travel alot and it doesn't bother me, I actually love it. Hehe it sort of grew on me.