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          The smoke curled and twisted against the night sky. A shattered window glittered nearby, shimmering in the light of Luna.          How he hated that light. He couldn’t move away from it, either. His left leg, pinned under a column, refused to move. The pain…         A swish of red fabric caught his eyes, swirling through the dust and dodging the glowing city-like embers. His city. How he hoped his city was okay… He couldn’t tell, for laying here in the darkness he couldn’t see past the palace’s ghostly walls—all that was left of it after Levana boomed it. Such an explosion it was, too. So

It has been at least four hours since Howard and Theresa has started their journey again and so far they had no attacks from any weird shadow people, and it has been absolutely boring. “Theresa!” Howard wined for the hundredth time that hour, “I can’t feel my feet! Please stop.” By that point Theresa was itching to stab him with her knife. It was taking her full willpower not to. “Not now, Howard! We need to keep going. I can tell we are entering the haziest zone in this world.” Theresa replied quietly, you never know who is near! “How can you tell?” Howard asked in confusion. “E

                                         Howard’s Point of view: I woke to the shadowy world being a little lighter than usual. A tired Theresa was pacing like she always did when she got impatient. We were still in color, unlike the rest of the world of shadows, which was good in a way. We can see each other and the enemy can too, which is bad. My head and body was still sore from last night’s attack. It scared me so much that I thought I lost it. Until I woke up to everything looking the same as last time and Theresa was standing over me with the first aid kit.   Sitting up to view the alley that we were in better, I saw what

Theresa and Howard arrived at the abandoned building that used the ‘Club Super-Secret Awesome Club.’ They closed it down when the police heard about the Sorceress trapping the whole school inside. The parents being parents, ordered the city the close it down. No one is allowed inside, but here they were, about to break inside to find a magic portal.   Howard and Theresa both had on a backpack, both filled with items that would come in handy. In Theresa’s bag, she had it filled to the top with chips of different favors and the 800 year old book known as The Nomicon. They figured it might come in handy in tough situations. I

  Howard was frustrated as he walked back to the nurse’s office to tell the others what he learned about Randy. “Howard!” Heidi shouts as he brushes pass her. “Howard!” “What?” Howard snaps. He was frustrated enough; he didn’t need his sister bugging him too. She looks at him with concern in her eyes and spooked softly, “Did your friend Andy do something to you?”   “No he didn’t do nothing wrong! And his name is Randy! Not Danny or anything else.” Howard shouts back, drawing a few stares from nearby kids. “Okay, whatever, but why didn’t you let me co