Post by Spirit_Takashi on Jul 4, 2009 13:22:20 GMT -5
In the dead of night, a sparkling light crashed into an abandoned field. A shower of glowing multicolored rocks shoot into the air as the light landed in the field. A lone deer strayed from the nearby woods to check out the crash.
“Ugh…”
The deer fled back to the woods, afraid of what had stirred in the little crater.
-The next day-
“Morning Blue! How did you sleep?”
“Rarf… rarf.”
A blue coon dog jumped into a young boys lap, almost tipping the two into the tub that sat in the kitchen.
“Whoa boy, take it easy. Its too early for a bath.”
The dog barked and set off to the door with his blue tail straight up in the air.
“What’s there boy? Is there something out there?”
The boy went over to the door and went to poke his head out the door when a shout sounded through the house. The boy shook in fear as he heard a door slam shut and pounding footsteps rang on the wooden hallway.
“Don’t go outside yet, something crashed in the field where you go and hunt in the mornings. Let me get my gun and we’ll go check out what happened. Then I’ll let you go out by yourself again. I can’t have you get into an accident.”
The boys father and mother both came out of the hallway, grabbed a pair of guns that were laying by the screen door that the boy had just stepped away from.
“Ugh…”
The deer fled back to the woods, afraid of what had stirred in the little crater.
-The next day-
“Morning Blue! How did you sleep?”
“Rarf… rarf.”
A blue coon dog jumped into a young boys lap, almost tipping the two into the tub that sat in the kitchen.
“Whoa boy, take it easy. Its too early for a bath.”
The dog barked and set off to the door with his blue tail straight up in the air.
“What’s there boy? Is there something out there?”
The boy went over to the door and went to poke his head out the door when a shout sounded through the house. The boy shook in fear as he heard a door slam shut and pounding footsteps rang on the wooden hallway.
“Don’t go outside yet, something crashed in the field where you go and hunt in the mornings. Let me get my gun and we’ll go check out what happened. Then I’ll let you go out by yourself again. I can’t have you get into an accident.”
The boys father and mother both came out of the hallway, grabbed a pair of guns that were laying by the screen door that the boy had just stepped away from.