Hallow Slow, The Labyrinth of Fire
Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2021 4:02 pm
I put up a pole and nobody said no so I'm going to go ahead! I'll post one chapter a day!
CHAPTER ONE
Returning
Melody Carter was walking back from an ordinary day at school. Nothing in Woodmore, British Columbia ever changed much. The wind tossed her caramel brown hair that she usually wore in a braid, around her face. Her light blue eyes sparkled in the late autumn day sun. She passed by the row of plain houses with a bare tree on the small front yard of each house. She walked past the last dull house on that sluggish street, then turned into her own subdivision which was just as boring and plain.
Melody walked into the driveway of the fourth house of the ten on her street. Despite having pretty much every house being the exact same size, shape and colour in her area, the Carters’ house was very different. For starters, it was the largest house. Housing five bedrooms including the master bedroom, a reasonably sized basement, three bathrooms, a living room for formal family gatherings, a living room for informal family gatherings, a kitchen, a dining room and an attic all crammed into three floors, not including the basement. Melody was the only one out of the nine members of her family who got her own room.
When she got past the chaos of the first floor, she charged upstairs to her room, the smallest of the five bedrooms, which also connected to the attic. She flung her backpack on her bed and flopped down into her desk chair to start on her homework. After ten minutes of staring blankly at the sheet of paper she was supposed to be using to write an essay, she turned around and touched the crystal on her bedside table that she had gotten from Hallow Slow. She turned away from her homework to pick up the crystal. Suddenly it started to glow very brightly. She tossed it away from her because not only was it becoming very bright but it was also becoming very hot. Abruptly, it stoped glowing, but she only had a moment to wonder “whats going on?” when a portal opened. She was too excited to notice the sound of her bedroom door opening. Melody also neglected to notice that a figure was entering her room. Nothing but the portal had her attention anymore. Not thinking of what would happen when her parents found her missing, she jumped into the portal.
After Melody went through the portal, her younger brother, Oliver who was thirteen and only two years younger than Melody, saw his older sister go through a weird black oval thing with little glittering colours embedded in the sides of it. It looked like it could go on forever. Suddenly it started to close so Oliver dove through it trying to find out what sister was up to.
CHAPTER ONE
Returning
Melody Carter was walking back from an ordinary day at school. Nothing in Woodmore, British Columbia ever changed much. The wind tossed her caramel brown hair that she usually wore in a braid, around her face. Her light blue eyes sparkled in the late autumn day sun. She passed by the row of plain houses with a bare tree on the small front yard of each house. She walked past the last dull house on that sluggish street, then turned into her own subdivision which was just as boring and plain.
Melody walked into the driveway of the fourth house of the ten on her street. Despite having pretty much every house being the exact same size, shape and colour in her area, the Carters’ house was very different. For starters, it was the largest house. Housing five bedrooms including the master bedroom, a reasonably sized basement, three bathrooms, a living room for formal family gatherings, a living room for informal family gatherings, a kitchen, a dining room and an attic all crammed into three floors, not including the basement. Melody was the only one out of the nine members of her family who got her own room.
When she got past the chaos of the first floor, she charged upstairs to her room, the smallest of the five bedrooms, which also connected to the attic. She flung her backpack on her bed and flopped down into her desk chair to start on her homework. After ten minutes of staring blankly at the sheet of paper she was supposed to be using to write an essay, she turned around and touched the crystal on her bedside table that she had gotten from Hallow Slow. She turned away from her homework to pick up the crystal. Suddenly it started to glow very brightly. She tossed it away from her because not only was it becoming very bright but it was also becoming very hot. Abruptly, it stoped glowing, but she only had a moment to wonder “whats going on?” when a portal opened. She was too excited to notice the sound of her bedroom door opening. Melody also neglected to notice that a figure was entering her room. Nothing but the portal had her attention anymore. Not thinking of what would happen when her parents found her missing, she jumped into the portal.
After Melody went through the portal, her younger brother, Oliver who was thirteen and only two years younger than Melody, saw his older sister go through a weird black oval thing with little glittering colours embedded in the sides of it. It looked like it could go on forever. Suddenly it started to close so Oliver dove through it trying to find out what sister was up to.