Story of a shadow
I couldn't belive what i was hearing. Alec wasn't the one to lie, but Charlotte was a fighter. If she hadn't returned, then she must be dead. It was inevitable that she was dead.
I sunk into deep depression, trying to think what was strong enough to take down Charlotte.
Then Lola returned.
I was in the hall, sitting flicking through messages from Charlotte when the window smashed. I stood up, alert, when i saw her standing outside.
"What do you want? I hissed. There was blood on my white dress. My mourning dress.
"I see you are in mourning. I bet they're trying to give you false hope."
"False hope? You'd only say that if you knew she were dead." I looked at her, almost daring her to reveal what she knew. I didn't have to.
"Your right. She's dead. But that's not why I'm here. I thought you might want to see her."
"See her? She's dead, you bitch!" I raged at her. Everyone else was asleep. It was only me and her.
"I'd slap you, but my hand would turn to salt. If you want to see her, go to silent city. Good night." see wandered off. I threw my mug of hot tea at her, but it didn't seem to faze her.
The next morning, in my black gear once again, i went to the silent city.
Welcome to the silent city, young Shadow. What do you wish?
"I want to know how you acquired Charlotte Ravenkey's body." I said. No-one had brought it her; no-one knew where she was.
So how was she there?
Lola seemed very sure of herself. But could she even enter the silent city?*
Ah, Miss Ravenkey. A very odd case. You see, she wandered in asking for help, seemingly very deranged, saying that the Demon was coming. We offered her help, but she started screaming, and her bones began to twist and break. Then the burning started. She couldn't stop screaming. Her last words were 'Tell Shadow. Tell her to keep flying up, because it's the only way.' We put her out of her misery, sedating her and straightening her bones. But she was dead before she woke up.
*Could you actually answer this question please? I don't know. Message me over Fanfiction.