earlymorninglight12
Fire and Ice
Okay, first story on Serebii. I might post this on fanfiction.net, but I doubt it.
This is from my OC Rosalva Ashia's POV. Rosalva means 'rose of dawn', and Aisha means 'life and hope'. Rosalva is just a normal girl with a normal life. She's 15 years old and has parents, an older brother, and a younger sister.
Chapter 1: DISCOVERY
I ran down the hallway of our school. I knew I was early, but I liked getting there earlier than early to help out my teachers. Call me a teacher's pet, but whatever, I like to help.
"Hey, Rose!" a boy called out. I looked briefly behind my shoulder, my long, glossy, dark red hair rising in my face as I turned. It was one of my best friends, Alexander Dillon. He had kinda messy (on purpose) dark brown hair and brilliant blue eyes. All in all, he was pretty cute, but I cared nothing for that, as long as he was my friend that's all I cared about.
"What is it now, Ander?" I asked impatiently, shifting from one foot to the other. He looked excited, which was pretty normal for him.
"I found something in the forest near my house!" Ander whispered. "Come meet me after school in my garden, okay?" I looked at him, confused. Why couldn't he tell me now? But to avoid more confusion, I nodded, and he grinned at me before going back to his friends. I shrugged at his idiocy and continued to my first class.
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"There you are! I was afraid you weren't coming. Over here!" Ander hissed. I ducked under the hedge and followed him through the forest. He was jogging and I ran along side him, my dark blue sling bag held close to me, contrasting against my dark red shirt and dark blue jeans. It was cold in the forest and I drew my black coat closer to me so I could get warmer. My black boots scuffed the forest floor as we kept running. "Here," Ander announced, and I stopped before crashing into him. I gasped. It was a swirling, dark blue circle suspended a foot off the ground and it was crackling with energy.
"Wh-what is that?" I exclaimed, frightened of the thing.
"Isn't it obvious?" Ander asked. "It's a portal to another dimension!"
"You've got to be kidding me..." I murmured, sinking to my knees. I have always scoffed off information of other dimensions and other worlds, because I know they're not real. But now...I'm not so sure.
"I threw a stick in there this morning," Ander continued, "and it disappeared."
"No, really?" I said sarcastically. "I thought it was a boomerang!" Ander looked at me, his forehead creased.
"You don't believe me, do you?" he said, his face crestfallen. I sighed.
"Sorry, but not really. It's like...impossible for this to happen!"
"It's impossible, yet it's right here," Ander answered. "I thought you were the one that said 'seeing is believing'." I groaned; he had a point.
"Well, that's true," I conceded. "But what do you think this leads too?" His eyes gleamed.
"I don't know!" he said excitedly. "That's why-"
"You are not going in there," I cut him off. Ander looked at me, with a pout.
"Why not?" he demanded.
"What?!" I exclaimed in exasperation. "You want to go into a portal that you have no idea where it leads, and you don't know how to get back! That's...that's...insane!" Ander sighed.
"I guess you're right," he decided. Ander picked up his black backpack and offered his hand to me. "C'mon, you should get home too." I took his hand and got up, then broke into a run.
"Race ya!" I called over my shoulder. He raced after me.
"Cheater!" he exclaimed. I laughed, forcing myself to go faster. "You got a head start!"
This is from my OC Rosalva Ashia's POV. Rosalva means 'rose of dawn', and Aisha means 'life and hope'. Rosalva is just a normal girl with a normal life. She's 15 years old and has parents, an older brother, and a younger sister.
Chapter 1: DISCOVERY
I ran down the hallway of our school. I knew I was early, but I liked getting there earlier than early to help out my teachers. Call me a teacher's pet, but whatever, I like to help.
"Hey, Rose!" a boy called out. I looked briefly behind my shoulder, my long, glossy, dark red hair rising in my face as I turned. It was one of my best friends, Alexander Dillon. He had kinda messy (on purpose) dark brown hair and brilliant blue eyes. All in all, he was pretty cute, but I cared nothing for that, as long as he was my friend that's all I cared about.
"What is it now, Ander?" I asked impatiently, shifting from one foot to the other. He looked excited, which was pretty normal for him.
"I found something in the forest near my house!" Ander whispered. "Come meet me after school in my garden, okay?" I looked at him, confused. Why couldn't he tell me now? But to avoid more confusion, I nodded, and he grinned at me before going back to his friends. I shrugged at his idiocy and continued to my first class.
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"There you are! I was afraid you weren't coming. Over here!" Ander hissed. I ducked under the hedge and followed him through the forest. He was jogging and I ran along side him, my dark blue sling bag held close to me, contrasting against my dark red shirt and dark blue jeans. It was cold in the forest and I drew my black coat closer to me so I could get warmer. My black boots scuffed the forest floor as we kept running. "Here," Ander announced, and I stopped before crashing into him. I gasped. It was a swirling, dark blue circle suspended a foot off the ground and it was crackling with energy.
"Wh-what is that?" I exclaimed, frightened of the thing.
"Isn't it obvious?" Ander asked. "It's a portal to another dimension!"
"You've got to be kidding me..." I murmured, sinking to my knees. I have always scoffed off information of other dimensions and other worlds, because I know they're not real. But now...I'm not so sure.
"I threw a stick in there this morning," Ander continued, "and it disappeared."
"No, really?" I said sarcastically. "I thought it was a boomerang!" Ander looked at me, his forehead creased.
"You don't believe me, do you?" he said, his face crestfallen. I sighed.
"Sorry, but not really. It's like...impossible for this to happen!"
"It's impossible, yet it's right here," Ander answered. "I thought you were the one that said 'seeing is believing'." I groaned; he had a point.
"Well, that's true," I conceded. "But what do you think this leads too?" His eyes gleamed.
"I don't know!" he said excitedly. "That's why-"
"You are not going in there," I cut him off. Ander looked at me, with a pout.
"Why not?" he demanded.
"What?!" I exclaimed in exasperation. "You want to go into a portal that you have no idea where it leads, and you don't know how to get back! That's...that's...insane!" Ander sighed.
"I guess you're right," he decided. Ander picked up his black backpack and offered his hand to me. "C'mon, you should get home too." I took his hand and got up, then broke into a run.
"Race ya!" I called over my shoulder. He raced after me.
"Cheater!" he exclaimed. I laughed, forcing myself to go faster. "You got a head start!"