Ankolyste
01-25-2010, 04:44 AM
Rated R for - Death and Decay, Gore, Language, Sexual References/Situations that may or may not happen.
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In ancient times a prophecy told of wars and ultimate death for the entire world. The prophecy foretold that a war would come about the world, tearing it to pieces slowly but surely. It tells of the tragedy of what would happen to those who lived in these times, the demons that would erupt from the depths of hell to cover the skies in blood. It was a terrible ordeal. But the Prophecy also foretold of a solution. A young maiden would be infused with an ancient nature spirit who, upon awakening would save the world. This young maiden was born the very day, hour, minute and second that the war started. She was the one who could solve the problems, 18 years after she was born; by being sacrificed to the Gods on the very moment of her 18th birthday. The Prophecy was called the Butterfly effect, and thats exactly what it was.
The girl held the Earth herself, Anything that happened to her happened to the world. And upon her death at the ceremonial place, the world would be reborn into perfection and the war would be over. If she died prior, the world would be doomed to hell.
These prophecies were locked away in books along with an ancient civilization as they died out thousands of years prior to the date described. They were found by a few scientists who stumbled upon the burial place of the Kings while searching for samples they could take back of the stones they used to build their building with. Their 'silly' expedition, as claimed by newspapers, turned out to be the greatest finding since the Earth itself. The scientists spent months decoding the ancient books, documenting them for later use. It was a single man who one day decided to actually read them to himself that found out about the tale. When he brought it to the table, people laughed. As they usually did when some tale of a great war came around. "It sounds like a fantasy novel!" They all laughed at him as he tried to explain about it. Even the tabloids called him a fool. Soon the entire world was laughing at him.
Little did they know that the war was just waiting to begin, since the child the prophecy foretold was already conceived and now growing in the womb of an unsuspecting mother. December 21st she was born, and flames erupted from the bowels of the earth as demons filled the sky and brought a blanket of fear to cover the world. The mountain told of by the tale grew towards the sky, the stone black as night and as jagged as a shark's razor teeth. It was there, that Eighteen years later the young woman must be sacrificed.
The infant was named Lily, Lily Breimer. When the war started she fell silent, most newborns crying unstoppably, Lily was silent and slept easily even though destruction lay outside the hospital. The hospital was soon greeted by the demons, trying to get to the only solution to their own personal fun that existed. Sure, the humans had armies, but demons far outnumbered the human population by 5 times over. The demons smashed into the hospital, killing anyone who stood up to them. They got to the room where Lily lay sleeping in her mother's arms. When they burst in shrieking her mother screamed, holding Lily close to her. Lily awoke then and began to cry. As she cried the earth began to shake, and the winds outside began to turbulently spin. The demons were frightened away by the infant's already developed hold over the earth. Lily's mother looked at her child, knowing about the prophecy she had read about and laughed at just like the others in the world. But she knew, that she was holding the solution to the war.
As Lily grew up she was very sheltered. She was never allowed to play with other children or even contact anyone other than her immediate family and their friends. Her parents learned quickly that Lily was tapped into what the earth felt as well as the earth to her own well being. When Lily threw a fit, the earth rumbled. When she cried, the winds became turbulent. When she was happy or laughing the earth produced flowers where she stood. When she was upset or cried, so would the heavens. She was taught at home by a professor paid by her parents. Lily caught onto anything and everything very quickly. She mastered physics, calculus and the entire Latin language by age ten. She was very literate and often her parents couldnt understand her when she spoke due to the high language she used.
By age 13 Lily and her parents were visited by a group of scientists who broke the news to them about the prophecy. When her parents refused to give up their daughter...they took her away from them. She watched from the limo's tinted windows as her parents stood in the doorway crying and grieving over their soon to be deceased daughter. Lily was taken to a facility and locked away in her own 'room'. She was talked to by scientists daily, but she never spoke back. She just looked out the window they installed for air ventilation. Of course the window had bars on the outside to prevent anyone from going in, or out. There was one simple oddity that no scientists could explain, wherever she were to go... she attracted butterflies by the thousand.
On her 17th birthday she was told that she would be going on a trip of her own destiny....well that was the way they tried to put it.
"Do you understand what we are saying to you Lily?" The scientist tried to get her to speak with him. When she didnt respond with a simple nod or slight hint of understanding he sighed and turned to the others "Im not even sure she is competent anymore George. Maybe she has no understanding of this world at all."
"I understand alright." She said, her voice delicately soft. Lily didnt look away from the window nor did she even flinch a muscle. "You are sending me away to my death because your civilization has screwed up and Im the only one who can possibly reverse the war at hand since no modern warfare equipment is enough to take on the hideous beasts that have erupted to the Earth's surface who are trying to take over this world since it is so simply easy since nobody bothered to even believe ancient tales they were presented by what the world calls the smartest men for the job just thinking that they came across a silly tale of a deceased civilization they stumbled upon. Am I going to fast for you?" She asked as she blinked slowly, her natural tears glossing over her red eyes.
The scientists' jaws dropped as she spoke, never before hearing her voice let alone her comprehension or literate English level. "Well...uh..."
"I understand fine. I assume you are now going to tell me that you have hired somebody who has qualified for the position of taking me up the mountain to the spot of where I must be sacrificed and doing the job right upon my 18th birthday down to the very precise second to save all of your, pardon my French, asses?" She asked as she blinked once more, taking in a deep breath and letting it out, slightly annoyed at how slow the scientists processed thought.
"Well uh....Yes. He is actually waiting down in the testing center. We must make sure he is physically healthy before we send him out with you for a year. If you were to catch an illness..." He chuckled "I would hate to see what the world would be like then."
Silence.
"Alright then. Well since you understand the task at hand. Go ahead and get dressed and pack your needed belongings. Try to keep them to the minimum, we expect you both to travel light since you will be on horseback." George said as he started to exit the room with the other scientists.
Once they were all out Lily sighed, pushing her hair behind her ear and then standing. She changed from her white gown into her favorite dress that was imported from Europe. She got it for her sixteenth birthday from some King in some place. It was supposed to be a thank you for being willing to die for us all. Lily loved the colors and it fit her well. Thats all she found that was good for the gift. Lily packed a few other dresses and her personal garments along with her necessary utilities into her leather bag which would keep it intact and safe. Looking to the window a smile came to her face to see it jam packed with butterflies of many shapes, sizes and colors. "Hello friends..." She muttered as she smiled more, going up to the window and placing her hand against the glass.
http://i785.photobucket.com/albums/yy134/Miyavichan/Anime%20and%20RPC/normal_moon_butterfly.jpg
In ancient times a prophecy told of wars and ultimate death for the entire world. The prophecy foretold that a war would come about the world, tearing it to pieces slowly but surely. It tells of the tragedy of what would happen to those who lived in these times, the demons that would erupt from the depths of hell to cover the skies in blood. It was a terrible ordeal. But the Prophecy also foretold of a solution. A young maiden would be infused with an ancient nature spirit who, upon awakening would save the world. This young maiden was born the very day, hour, minute and second that the war started. She was the one who could solve the problems, 18 years after she was born; by being sacrificed to the Gods on the very moment of her 18th birthday. The Prophecy was called the Butterfly effect, and thats exactly what it was.
The girl held the Earth herself, Anything that happened to her happened to the world. And upon her death at the ceremonial place, the world would be reborn into perfection and the war would be over. If she died prior, the world would be doomed to hell.
These prophecies were locked away in books along with an ancient civilization as they died out thousands of years prior to the date described. They were found by a few scientists who stumbled upon the burial place of the Kings while searching for samples they could take back of the stones they used to build their building with. Their 'silly' expedition, as claimed by newspapers, turned out to be the greatest finding since the Earth itself. The scientists spent months decoding the ancient books, documenting them for later use. It was a single man who one day decided to actually read them to himself that found out about the tale. When he brought it to the table, people laughed. As they usually did when some tale of a great war came around. "It sounds like a fantasy novel!" They all laughed at him as he tried to explain about it. Even the tabloids called him a fool. Soon the entire world was laughing at him.
Little did they know that the war was just waiting to begin, since the child the prophecy foretold was already conceived and now growing in the womb of an unsuspecting mother. December 21st she was born, and flames erupted from the bowels of the earth as demons filled the sky and brought a blanket of fear to cover the world. The mountain told of by the tale grew towards the sky, the stone black as night and as jagged as a shark's razor teeth. It was there, that Eighteen years later the young woman must be sacrificed.
The infant was named Lily, Lily Breimer. When the war started she fell silent, most newborns crying unstoppably, Lily was silent and slept easily even though destruction lay outside the hospital. The hospital was soon greeted by the demons, trying to get to the only solution to their own personal fun that existed. Sure, the humans had armies, but demons far outnumbered the human population by 5 times over. The demons smashed into the hospital, killing anyone who stood up to them. They got to the room where Lily lay sleeping in her mother's arms. When they burst in shrieking her mother screamed, holding Lily close to her. Lily awoke then and began to cry. As she cried the earth began to shake, and the winds outside began to turbulently spin. The demons were frightened away by the infant's already developed hold over the earth. Lily's mother looked at her child, knowing about the prophecy she had read about and laughed at just like the others in the world. But she knew, that she was holding the solution to the war.
As Lily grew up she was very sheltered. She was never allowed to play with other children or even contact anyone other than her immediate family and their friends. Her parents learned quickly that Lily was tapped into what the earth felt as well as the earth to her own well being. When Lily threw a fit, the earth rumbled. When she cried, the winds became turbulent. When she was happy or laughing the earth produced flowers where she stood. When she was upset or cried, so would the heavens. She was taught at home by a professor paid by her parents. Lily caught onto anything and everything very quickly. She mastered physics, calculus and the entire Latin language by age ten. She was very literate and often her parents couldnt understand her when she spoke due to the high language she used.
By age 13 Lily and her parents were visited by a group of scientists who broke the news to them about the prophecy. When her parents refused to give up their daughter...they took her away from them. She watched from the limo's tinted windows as her parents stood in the doorway crying and grieving over their soon to be deceased daughter. Lily was taken to a facility and locked away in her own 'room'. She was talked to by scientists daily, but she never spoke back. She just looked out the window they installed for air ventilation. Of course the window had bars on the outside to prevent anyone from going in, or out. There was one simple oddity that no scientists could explain, wherever she were to go... she attracted butterflies by the thousand.
On her 17th birthday she was told that she would be going on a trip of her own destiny....well that was the way they tried to put it.
"Do you understand what we are saying to you Lily?" The scientist tried to get her to speak with him. When she didnt respond with a simple nod or slight hint of understanding he sighed and turned to the others "Im not even sure she is competent anymore George. Maybe she has no understanding of this world at all."
"I understand alright." She said, her voice delicately soft. Lily didnt look away from the window nor did she even flinch a muscle. "You are sending me away to my death because your civilization has screwed up and Im the only one who can possibly reverse the war at hand since no modern warfare equipment is enough to take on the hideous beasts that have erupted to the Earth's surface who are trying to take over this world since it is so simply easy since nobody bothered to even believe ancient tales they were presented by what the world calls the smartest men for the job just thinking that they came across a silly tale of a deceased civilization they stumbled upon. Am I going to fast for you?" She asked as she blinked slowly, her natural tears glossing over her red eyes.
The scientists' jaws dropped as she spoke, never before hearing her voice let alone her comprehension or literate English level. "Well...uh..."
"I understand fine. I assume you are now going to tell me that you have hired somebody who has qualified for the position of taking me up the mountain to the spot of where I must be sacrificed and doing the job right upon my 18th birthday down to the very precise second to save all of your, pardon my French, asses?" She asked as she blinked once more, taking in a deep breath and letting it out, slightly annoyed at how slow the scientists processed thought.
"Well uh....Yes. He is actually waiting down in the testing center. We must make sure he is physically healthy before we send him out with you for a year. If you were to catch an illness..." He chuckled "I would hate to see what the world would be like then."
Silence.
"Alright then. Well since you understand the task at hand. Go ahead and get dressed and pack your needed belongings. Try to keep them to the minimum, we expect you both to travel light since you will be on horseback." George said as he started to exit the room with the other scientists.
Once they were all out Lily sighed, pushing her hair behind her ear and then standing. She changed from her white gown into her favorite dress that was imported from Europe. She got it for her sixteenth birthday from some King in some place. It was supposed to be a thank you for being willing to die for us all. Lily loved the colors and it fit her well. Thats all she found that was good for the gift. Lily packed a few other dresses and her personal garments along with her necessary utilities into her leather bag which would keep it intact and safe. Looking to the window a smile came to her face to see it jam packed with butterflies of many shapes, sizes and colors. "Hello friends..." She muttered as she smiled more, going up to the window and placing her hand against the glass.