"ARRGHHHH!" The shout came from a young boy, fifteen years old, with bright red hair in long spikes nearly looking like flames as he wide-eyed sat up straight in his bed.
Another boy, just one year older, sixteen, with short blue hair glanced at him from across the room. "Seriously?" he asked.
"Isa!" The younger boy gasped. "You… You're awake."
"Hard not to be the way you shout in your sleep." Isa rolled her eyes. "So what was it this time? A huge monster taking over the world?"
"It seemed so real though!" Lea exclaimed. "I was there, and you were there, but you were like a demon!" he exclaimed. "It was like, your eyes were all glowy and stuff! And there were a bunch of people screaming and then… IT WAS ME WHO HURT THEM!" he shouted.
"Hah, that's a good one." Isa smirked.
"Hey what is that supposed to mean?" Lea asked.
"You hurting anyone?" Isa asked. "Please, you're to big of a softy to do anything to anyone."
"Hey shut up." Lea exclaimed.
Isa shook his head. "Do I look like a demon to you Lea?" he asked.
"No." Lea muttered. "The you in the dream wasn't like you at all, he was all… rampagy and stuff. Like a wild animal, that's the opposite of you. You are always so neat and orderly." he commented as he scratched his cheek. Then suddenly he halted and turned around. "There it is again." he gasped as he crawled towards the window. "That sound."
Isa closed his eyes, and true enough, a faint howling could be heard then he opened his eyes again. "That is probably just the wind making sounds." he pointed out.
"It doesn't sound like that though." Lea retorted glancing back at Isa before returning to his window.
"Screaming humans? Really?" Isa asked. "Are you sure that you're not just.."
"I'm not making it up!" Lea cut Isa off. "It's people Isa! From the castle!" he pointed then he lowered his hand. "What is going on over there?"
Isa sighed deeply. "Lea… You're to old to make up stories like this, and certainly to old for that kind of nightmares. Worst of all, you're the one giving yourself nightmares."
"You have to admit something strange is going on though." Lea pointed out. "It's not right, it just isn't! Isa!" he pleaded.
"Lea, what-ever they are doing over there, it's not really our business." Isa pointed out.
"Then who's is it?" Lea asked. "How can you not be dying to find out?! THE SUSPENSE IS KILLING ME HERE!" he shouted grabbing his hair.
"yeah I noticed." Isa commented, then he glanced at Lea, Lea with his quivering lip and big green eyes making a face, a puppy dog face. "Seriously?" Isa asked.
"PLEASE!" Lea shouted.
"urgh, fine! We'll investigate." Isa groaned. "But we'll be careful, and then you have to go back to sleep! Right now!" he demanded.
"Thank you!" Leas happy voice sounded and Isa glanced up to see his friend beaming and smiling.
"Lea, will you at least promise me one thing?" Isa asked.
"Huh?" Lea asked.
"Don't do something stupid." Isa asked. "And don't try to bust in alone. We'll do it together okay?"
Lea blinked then he grinned. "Okay!" he stated.
"Lea I swear, sometimes you are way more trouble than you are worth." Isa commented. "I can''t let you do anything on your own. You just hurt yourself."
"Well you have to admit, life is more interesting that way." Lea commented laying down on his back with his hands beneath his head. "Thanks Isa." he then said.
"Clearly you are not able to let this go." Isa replied. "So when we do go in, let's think it through first. All right?" he asked.
"All right." Lea smiled. "Heh, I got the best friend ever. I'm so lucky!" he laughed.
"Yeah thanks, go back to sleep." Isa asked.
"Okay! Good night Isa!" Lea grinned closing his eyes looking very happy and satisfied.
Isa sighed as he shook his head, then laid down himself trying to get some sleep as well. Wondering what kind of trouble his friend was going to drag him into this time.