This is Interstellarlove

Chapter Six It is a Tuesday morning, I sit on the ground cemented floor right by the drain with the over edge. It is recess. After recess I’m going to have history, which is by far one of my favorite subjects because honestly you can’t actually prove if any of it is right. I love it when you can’t prove anything is real. When I am upset, I say to God that I don’t exist, and that he is a joke. He laughs because it’s funny, because he has great sense of humor. I lit a smoke as I sit alone here in the basketball court; there are other kids hanging around here, the punks, the trash, and the grunge kids. You know alternative rock listening, heavy bass drum kind of people who have nothing better to do than head bang their way to death. I love the music they play here. It’s raw and real. I’m not saying other music isn’t, but the music here suits my life. I stare down my frayed, once white school shoes and I think about how life damages us all. Nobody evades the torment. I stare at

Chapter 6 With the sun rising up over the horizon, the sky was bluish orange, ripped and ready for a new day yes it was. Ariam, Raewyn, and Kelvin come within reach of the Grateful Dead by the docks tired and weary. They had spent the whole night underground, their clothes were dusty, their eyes were red, and Raewyn kept stop yawning. And sitting leisurely waiting for them above deck was Captain Bernard, while Obadiah was walking in circles, worrying about Ariam’s safety. Within sight, Bernard and Obadiah jumped off the ship and move toward the exhausted teens and help them get onboard.             “Are you alright? There was an earthquake, I thought the city was about to crumble,” Obadiah checked rather warily at Ariam’s body, seeing if she has any bruises or bones plucking out her skin, but all was fine, his worries her met to no alarm. “Are you safe? You’re not hurt are you? Always drink the potions when you have injuries, you may be a Dagger and have great healing abilities,

Chapter 5 When they finally got to the entrance of the palace, the sun had fell and the moon was pulling itself up, many of the guards were roaming around the palace’s perimeter, especially the entrance. What was a pleasant day had turned into a helix of muddle, Lord Ned must have found out that Ariam and the gang knew he was hiding the passage to the underground city, and since their mission was dire, he discerned they were coming for him. But why was Lord Ned so protective about this passage? What was he hiding there?             The gang hid behind a corner adjacent to the palace, overlooking the guards, it was quite stuffy being cramped up together, and quite miserable thought any minute now one of them might slip up and gave away their position. What were they waiting for? Bernard thought, if they want to get to the secret passage that was hidden inside the palace, then they shouldn’t be dilly dallying, he was worried about his ship and her crew being attacked by the guards