Bruce Fudge and the Primordials: Book 1-The Broken Oath

by AWearyTraveler

Bruce was a normal guy, or so he thought. He lived in a boring town, in a boring house, where a goddess is attacking, and- wait, A GODDESS IS ATTACKING! Join Bruce and his friends in his quest in his newly found world, to stop the grandaddy of the universe, Chaos, from rising. T for language.

1. My Best Friend Threatens Me

I couldn't stop running. I had to keep going.IT is following me. I'm almost there. Just a couple more yards...

I woke with a start after that nightmare. I had no idea what that was about.What if your brain is trying to tell you something again,I told myself,it hasn't been wrong before.

I'm a little scared of that.

I keep having these...dreams. They always are true. Everything that has gotten its way through, has happened. From deaths to births, It's always right.

So I ignored it. Because I did NOT want to get chased by any "IT".

And I keep those thoughts to this day. And it helped me get through a lot. It's amazing what just the will to livecan do to a guy.

So as I was saying, I quickly hopped up from my bed and got dressed. I wore all black, cause' why not?

I put on my shoes, and smelled something. It was probably breakfast, and I was a hungry boy. I rushed downstairs and nearly ran over my grandma.

"Ay mijo", She said as she came to a sudden stop and almost dropped her plate, "Why are you in such a rush." I couldn't say anything except for sorry, and I continued towards the kitchen.

The food was gone.

And it was replaced by my friend, Jesse.

Jesse is one of my best friends, my only friend, actually. He told me that he was moving to New York though...

"Hey", Jesse said, "that food is really-" "Why!", I screamed. I marched up towards him, "I was hungry!!"

"It's just some food man, calm down," he said. He had the nerve to laugh. He saw me get madder and just smirked.

I sighed, "You're lucky you're my friend, or else I would have-," I shook my fist menacingly. He laughed again. "Yeah...Sure," he replayed. We both laughed after that.

After we stopped laughing, we sat down. I asked, "Jesse, why are you here anyway. I thought you were going to live with your dad in New York. Why, and how, are you in Texas." His expression suddenly turned dark. "I came for you," he said, ominously.

I laughed, "Alright. No seriously, why are you here." "Meet me outside next to the big spruce at 3 AM," Jesse commanded. And with that he left, the sentince just hanging in the air.

I came for you.