Post by hikari on Oct 25, 2007 17:21:38 GMT -5
Stand in the Rain.
Stand Your Ground.
Stand Up When it's all Crashing Down.
Hikari sat, perched high up in a tree,looking at the nighttime sky. She had to have been pretty high if she was looking at the sky,considering the trees caved in over the forest. Climbing up was the hard part, but getting down....that may have been a little complicated. Hikari sighed under her breath and let one of her legs dangle from off of a protruding branch on the tall tree. The forest was dead silent that night. Hikari assumed that because it was a school night, most students might be inside studying or sleeping. School Night. She was begining to sound like her mother.
Hikari peered down at the ground. It was such a long way, but all this sitting wasn't doing her any good. Hikari managed to untangle herself from the branches and shimmy down the tree without breaking any bones,however, there was a small problem when her arms gave out and she collapsed onto the ground with a loud thud. Hikari scrambled up off of the ground and dusted the fallen leaves off of her pants. She glared up at the sky. Most of the leaves had fallen from the trees, but they still didn't let much light in. Hikari could just barely see the moon, and a blotch of stars near it.
She glanced around the noiseless forest. Nothing. How odd. The Slytherin girl scratched her head. Usually there was always some student in the woods, or some animal on the hunt. The thought made Hikari peer over her shoulder to make sure that she hadn't been followed or something. It would be just her luck to think that she was all alone, and have some wild creature attack her from behind, or even be caught by a teacher. She stepped over a fallen tree log and pressed onward.
After walking for about ten minutes, there was a long howl from just a distance away. Hikari paused and looked up. Full moon. How could she have missed that? Why did she choose to come out during a full moon? Hikari shrugged off the annoyed feeling and figured that she was safe as long as she had her wand. Hikari felt her back pocket.
!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
Her wand was gone. Hikari frowned and turned in a complete circle. She knew that she had brought it with her before she left. The girl groaned. "I must have dropped it by the tree! She said, completely forgetting about the eerie feeling. Hikari rushed back to the tree. After identifying it for the third time, Hikari finally found the right tree. Almost without thinking, she was on her hands and knees searching for her wand. No luck. It was gone. Hikari ran her fingers through her hair and muttered, "Oh, I hope nobody found it." There wasn't a lost and found box where lost wands,like Hikari's, could go and even if there was, who would return a wand of such beauty?
Stand Through The Pain.
You Won't Drown.
And One Day What's Lost Will Be Found.
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