บททั้งหมดของ RUSSIAN First Day of Your Life: บทที่ 21 - บทที่ 30

Arius' eye slowly made their way open, having to adjust to the lighting of his room. He blinked a few times, still half asleep. He hadn't gotten quite enough rest yet, but something told him that he ought to wake up. Wait a minute…when did I fall asleep? He began racking his mind, trying to figure out just what had happened. He couldn't quite remember the events after his encounter with Lucius. His mind was just a bit hazy, but that was only because of how tried he was. After all, having a near death experience could really take it out of you.Arius was going to try to move, but when he made the attempt, he realized something. He wasn't exactly alone. His arms were wrapped tightly around something. One of his hands was tangled in what felt like hair. It felt so smooth to his rough hands. He began to wonder just what was going on. He glanced down a bit, and his body froze. His heart seemed to stop for a moment before its pace shot up drastically

The rest of the week went by far too quickly. It was already Saturday, and Arius and Jaida were preparing for their return journey. They had already packed what they wanted to take with. All that was left was for them to catch the train. Arius didn't want to have to fly them back over, since it was such a long distance. Luckily, Mr. Carlson had been able to afford two first class train tickets for them. He was happy to make the arrangements.They were currently at the train station, waiting for the train to come. They weren't going to miss it this time. Mr. Carlson was making sure of it. He was there with them, waiting to see them off on their long journey home. The train ride would take until mid afternoon tomorrow. They'd have to go through the night, so Mr. Carlson had made sure that they'd be accommodated for."Well," he began. "I guess this is it." The train was just pulling up into the station. "Have fun at school, and tell your mom

Jaida and Arius were met with a cold blast of wind in their faces, forcing them to close their eyes. Upon reopening them, they could see that it was sunset. The bright golden orb was slowly sinking behind the horizon. They had made it back in plenty of time to get home before Ms. Carlson.Jaida sighed deeply, stretching her arms up high above her. She had a smile on her face as she enjoyed the cool breeze that passed over her."It's good to be home," she said, turning towards Arius. Her smile fell a bit when she saw that he was staring at something in the distance. There was a rather distraught look playing on his face. "What's wrong?" He didn't acknowledge her, so she walked over to see for herself."That," he answered finally, pointing to something glowing brightly in the distance. Jaida's eyes widened a bit when they fell upon a red and golden light. There were curls of thick smoke rising just above it, dissipating in the cool ai

It was mid afternoon, and Jaida had chosen to return home. She had taken Nero with her, deciding that his wounds needed to be treated. She was no doctor, but she could at least clean a few of his cuts."Just wait here," she told him, leaving him standing in her bathroom. She eventually came back with a first aid kit and a lot of bandages. "I can't do much, but this will help a bit." Nero just nodded, still holding onto his limp arm.Jaida set the medical box down and opened it, finding sterilized cleaning equipment for wounds. She had different ointments to rub on and disinfectants to wash out cuts. However, she couldn't do anything about his arm or his sprained ankle. She sighed as she took out a cloth and some liquids."Okay," she began, getting the cloth wet. "This may sting a little, but I think you'll be fine." Nero just sat down, but before he offered her his cut up arms, he used his left to take hold of his shoulder. In one f

Jaida sighed deeply as she walked through the gates to her school. She had no one accompanying her today, considering the fact that Arius hadn't woken up yet. It was a good thing her mother wasn't home, because she was currently keeping Nero there too. Neither boy showed signs of waking anytime soon, especially Nero. They needed to open the gate and get him to a proper healer, but as ironic as it was, he was the only one who could open it from this side.As Jaida walked to the front doors of the building, she heard people murmuring, gossiping. What they said made her a bit nervous, but she did her best to keep from showing it. After all, they were speaking about the phenomenon that had happened on Saturday. The news had gotten involved this time, and it was easy to see why. It was hard not to notice the damages done to the uninhabited buildings. Every window in that area had been shattered, and a lot of the structures had collapsed. It would take someone who was abn