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Home Wreckers Ch.10:
“He’s a Sentar, half man and half horse, and yes, he does have a lot of Hermanas.” Marco informed Fawn. “He es a little fruity as you say.” He chuckled thinking about what he said.
Fawn smiled at him, just a little. She was trying to control herself. Marco was just too funny sometimes! He was definitely the humor for their world, the Dark Side in the Shadow realm. Her mother had told her about it once before in a bedtime story. Of course Fawn didn’t believe her then, but now that was a whole different ball game!
They were all in the basement, Paul and Erik giving each other dirty looks while Scott and her mom played with the ping pong table they bought that day when she was at school. Her mother hit a fast ball that caught Scott off guard and she won. She hopped up and down twice and took her daughter by the hand, leading her up to the kitchen. She shut the door behind them.
“You do know about the different kinds of summoning right, Hun?”
She ran me through them, stopping a few times to explain the differences. One that caught my attention was the Spiritual Summon. It was from sheer will power and lots of it to get a guardian to the Light World, the human world in other words. The Guardians were the meaner, tougher, more powerful creatures that reside in the Shadow realm. Really, they could come from anywhere, but mostly they come from there. Once you summoned them, they could never go back, they were yours forever. The only way to get rid of them for good without them coming back was to destroy them. It was hard to believe that people would do that. It was even hard to believe that they made the creature to it themselves.
“You do the spiritual summon by wishing some say, wishing that the Guardian was there to protect you instead of like the gates of Heaven.” She told me.
“Monica, but only one person did that and look where they ended up.” That was dad; he was in the living room, checking over the new glass in the window frame. Mom sighed. “He got what he deserved and I still have no sympathy for John.”
“Uncle John?” I interrupted. He was the only family member that I knew had done something so bad that he never came back. I thought he murdered someone and he had a life sentence e, but I guess not.
Mom nodded. “Wonder why they never Crossed over on TV anymore?” that was an old, yet famous, show about ghosts and how they contact earth from the other side. “Yeah, why?”
“John got the Guardian to the other side, and once he got tired of being able to teleport all over the country, read peoples thoughts, and put evil spirits to rest, he tried to get rid of her.”
“I thought that they were only men…?”
Mom smiled. “Not exactly, if you were a boy you would be attracting female creatures…” I understood now.
“But,” she continued. “She had fallen in love with him and would’ve done anything for him and that’s just what he was counting on. He made her expose herself to the horizon and she burned like ashes in a fire right in front of his eyes. He never blinked, or at least that’s what he told me before I turned him in to the officers for that world…” she paused unable to speak.
Dad added. “He was a cure man and was even worse when he got Ahtella. He didn’t need her in the first place…”
I wanted to ask what he did, but changed my mind. Both of my parents didn’t like this subject so I didn’t push for answers. They would all come in due time like everything else in life.
Catsmeow389 · Mon Jun 01, 2009 @ 12:04am · 0 Comments |
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