Well here you guys go. . .
~Chapter Seven: A Warning Ignored~
Kalion stared at both of us, waiting for the first move. I turned the blade in my hand, flipped it around once and clenched the hilt. “I have to remember what he said.” I thought as the wind picked up, Amelia looked as if she would move soon, she started scanning Kalion, looking for an opening in his stance.
She found one and charged, her blade level with Kalion’s head. Kalion waited until she was less than a foot in front of him to react. He brought his sword up and caught Amelia’s. Sparks flew in front of both of their faces, both battled for the upper hand. I raised the sword, “This time, I’ll fight!” I said as I swung a vertical slash at Kalion.
He must of seen me coming, because he pushed back on his sword and jumped out of the way. “You’ll have to be faster . . .” He said in a mocking tone.
Amelia appeared behind him, her sword at his throat. “Fast enough for you?” She asked, holding the sword tightly.
“One might say. . .” Kalion said with a smirk. He pulled a hidden dagger out of a sheath, he held it out from her stomach, “What now?”
I guess it’s my turn now. . . I thought as I scanned the area, looking for some way out of this mess. I couldn’t find anything so I decided that I would try something risky.
You better be reading me right now, Amelia. . . I thought as I put my plan together. I ran towards Kalion, hoping that my suspicions were correct. Just as I had planned, Amelia let go of Kalion and pushed him forward. I ran at him with my blade.
“Brother, take what I’ve said to mind. . .” He said as he vanished in a pillar of dark fire.
Kalion was gone, Amelia stood, she was regaining her breath. “What was that about?” She asked me, referring to the time that I blacked out.
I looked at her with an odd look, “I’m not sure. . .”
I know not a lot. . .I don't know where to go now. .