My name is Darren DeLaney.
I am 13 years old and I will become a God.
It is my destiny.
My dream my life.
It will happen.
This is my story;
It the day after the summer solstice and I walk in the door of my large posh statley white house. We have tall green hedges and a marble patio and I cherish my good fortune as I cross the tiles. The tiles are so clean I can see my reflection in them;
I stand at 5ft 7 with dark, dark brown hair the colour of coffee granules evenly cut so I had a close to shaven head which got slowly longer on the top until the fringe stuck up in front of me a few centimetres. with sharp features and tight lips i had utterly clear skin without a single blemish in my life (Weird, I know but who's complaining). I wore a white btton up shirt, with a small collar and black trousers with grey socks black slip on leather shoes a tightly done up with top-button done green and silver striped tie and a green blazer with a vellow shield shaped emblem on the front pocket.
Sometimes I wondered if I was just lucky. No matter what I wore I always looked good and never had a spot. Plus if I ever wanted to fall asleep I would the second my head hit the pillow, and once I had once drunk six cans of larger and I didn't feel a thing. And as for music; well you'll see...
My mother Virginia DeLaney is watching a news story about the recently reappeared Sally Jackson and her sons kidnapping. She turns to me and says "hows school".
"usual. Got an A in music again".
"Which instrument did you use this time", she asked.
"Chello".
"Thats an A with 52 instruments now. Goood Job", she laughed.
"I'm nothing special", I sighed ,"Still getting D's in gym".
"Your a thinker not a fighter" she said, "remember that". She stood up and gave me a pat on the shoulder. She was wearing a little mascara with orange eye shadow and black highlights in her shoulder-length, curly, ginger hair. She wore a orange, brown and yellow butterfly pattern bandana around her fore-head and a huge gold ringlets in her ears. Below that she wore a dress with the same butterfly pattern and orange stiletto heels and about ten different gold rings on her fingers. She had tanned skin and alot of orange freckles.
Suddenly a shriek ripped through the house and a huge glowing "η" appereaed in the air. "Eta", she gasped and then recovered, "Darren we have to go". She stood up and yanked a wooden shelf from the wall with a loud creak of wood breaking. I saw that behind it the stone turned from marble to gold and another "Eta" was engraved in it. My mum grabbed my middle finger and pressed the tip to the gold. The wall melted away and where previously had been a dining room was a large garage with an old rainbow-painted, ricketty, wooden caravan. I popped my head round a doorway and there was the dining room. "Woah" I yelled "how is that possible", I yelled. "Its a paradox now we have no time to talk", and from a chest of draws behind the caravan she pulled two white feathers and a rusty bronze cauldron and a crystal bottle of purple liquid. She expertly pulled the stopper out and poured it in the cauldron. It bubbled and steamed as she put a feather in each hand and plunged them in the purple gunge with a scream. "MUUM", I yelled , "what are you doing". "A sacrifice of skin", she said and as she pulled out her hands I saw how red and raw thhey had become in seconds.
Two white winged horses plunged from the mixture and fell into the harnesses on the Caravan. My mother reached into it and pulled a small silver chest. She kicked it hard and it plopped open. Inside was a small satchel made of gold leather and a beutiful small silver violin. She thrust them into my arms and gave me a quick kiss on the cheek, "See you later, can't explain monsters coming, greek gods are real, go to camp, good luck, bye. by the way i used to be a gypsy thats why i have a caravan. With that nice goodbye she clapped her hands and the house crumbled. "What the", I yelled. "The house is an illusion", she yelled. She hopped in her caravan and took off.
What a crazy day.
end of part 1.
I am 13 years old and I will become a God.
It is my destiny.
My dream my life.
It will happen.
This is my story;
It the day after the summer solstice and I walk in the door of my large posh statley white house. We have tall green hedges and a marble patio and I cherish my good fortune as I cross the tiles. The tiles are so clean I can see my reflection in them;
I stand at 5ft 7 with dark, dark brown hair the colour of coffee granules evenly cut so I had a close to shaven head which got slowly longer on the top until the fringe stuck up in front of me a few centimetres. with sharp features and tight lips i had utterly clear skin without a single blemish in my life (Weird, I know but who's complaining). I wore a white btton up shirt, with a small collar and black trousers with grey socks black slip on leather shoes a tightly done up with top-button done green and silver striped tie and a green blazer with a vellow shield shaped emblem on the front pocket.
Sometimes I wondered if I was just lucky. No matter what I wore I always looked good and never had a spot. Plus if I ever wanted to fall asleep I would the second my head hit the pillow, and once I had once drunk six cans of larger and I didn't feel a thing. And as for music; well you'll see...
My mother Virginia DeLaney is watching a news story about the recently reappeared Sally Jackson and her sons kidnapping. She turns to me and says "hows school".
"usual. Got an A in music again".
"Which instrument did you use this time", she asked.
"Chello".
"Thats an A with 52 instruments now. Goood Job", she laughed.
"I'm nothing special", I sighed ,"Still getting D's in gym".
"Your a thinker not a fighter" she said, "remember that". She stood up and gave me a pat on the shoulder. She was wearing a little mascara with orange eye shadow and black highlights in her shoulder-length, curly, ginger hair. She wore a orange, brown and yellow butterfly pattern bandana around her fore-head and a huge gold ringlets in her ears. Below that she wore a dress with the same butterfly pattern and orange stiletto heels and about ten different gold rings on her fingers. She had tanned skin and alot of orange freckles.
Suddenly a shriek ripped through the house and a huge glowing "η" appereaed in the air. "Eta", she gasped and then recovered, "Darren we have to go". She stood up and yanked a wooden shelf from the wall with a loud creak of wood breaking. I saw that behind it the stone turned from marble to gold and another "Eta" was engraved in it. My mum grabbed my middle finger and pressed the tip to the gold. The wall melted away and where previously had been a dining room was a large garage with an old rainbow-painted, ricketty, wooden caravan. I popped my head round a doorway and there was the dining room. "Woah" I yelled "how is that possible", I yelled. "Its a paradox now we have no time to talk", and from a chest of draws behind the caravan she pulled two white feathers and a rusty bronze cauldron and a crystal bottle of purple liquid. She expertly pulled the stopper out and poured it in the cauldron. It bubbled and steamed as she put a feather in each hand and plunged them in the purple gunge with a scream. "MUUM", I yelled , "what are you doing". "A sacrifice of skin", she said and as she pulled out her hands I saw how red and raw thhey had become in seconds.
Two white winged horses plunged from the mixture and fell into the harnesses on the Caravan. My mother reached into it and pulled a small silver chest. She kicked it hard and it plopped open. Inside was a small satchel made of gold leather and a beutiful small silver violin. She thrust them into my arms and gave me a quick kiss on the cheek, "See you later, can't explain monsters coming, greek gods are real, go to camp, good luck, bye. by the way i used to be a gypsy thats why i have a caravan. With that nice goodbye she clapped her hands and the house crumbled. "What the", I yelled. "The house is an illusion", she yelled. She hopped in her caravan and took off.
What a crazy day.
end of part 1.
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