Salem’s Birthday
“Her name is Salem,” Yvaine indicated rocking the new citizen of Stormhold. I felt the happiness in her eyes which is beyond sensational, while my parents in the back feeling proud and giving us moral support.
“Yvaine, she’s delightful,” I said with glee, saying all her hard work of labour was worth it.
“She got it from her old man,” Dunstan boasted while walking towards Salem to get a better look with arms crossed.
“Dunstan!” Una responded.
“Salem huh? I love it,” I agreed. It had been 10 months since my coronation of being the ruler of Stormhold and that whole witch crisis, Yvaine was getting nightmares of the witch cutting her flesh out and getting her heart, because the Witches wanted a Star’s heart and eat it to be …show more content…
I have awoken from my slumber and my pathetic sisters had one hundred years to kill me but they succeeded not,” She explained, “They think I’m too powerful And now that I have awoken I atleast want a heart and two pair of eyes, Thank you very much,” She demanded.
“And what makes you think that we would accept your request?” I responded with my sword out.
“How did you know who we are and where we are?” Yvaine said continuing the questions while hugging Salem tightly.
“You might notice, I control Eyes,” Eyeena lectured pointing at her glowing, reddish pupil, “But I can’t control one’s eye when they’re alive, but that’s fine I have my own pair. I saw an Alligator’s dead body on a table with an Eye, eyelids open. I look through and saw Royalty killing my sisters and a new King with a Star, That’s how I found you, and I killed the Pirates for their Eyes,” She explained even more.
“I don’t really care, all I do care is you’re going to turn everyone back to the way they were and leave the Castle peacefully,” I commanded with my sword ready to fight.
“Nice posture, but I don’t care about you, I care about the Stars. I am also kind, So king you get two options to who I get, These people for their eyes,” Eyeena decided while touching Shakespeare’s face,”Or I take the Star and the Young Half-Star’s …show more content…
“WITCH!,” I shouted, and Eyeena looked after she’s done embracing a dead person’s eye, “I have made my decision.”
“Oh, good. Who’s gonna be it,” Eyeena grinned gleefully.
“I choose-,” I said building up tension, “-YOU.” While my eyes closed, I ran to her as fast as I can so I don’t freeze into place and then got my sword and jabbed her right eye and then the left. And she is left powerless over me, everyone and the eyes afterwards I stabbed her in the chest, completely killing her. And then I heard Yvaine and Salem walking towards me after our victory.
“Tristan!” Yvaine shouted whilst running with Salem towards me, both hugged me tightly and I hugged back. When everyone was free, they cheered and praised me, revealing that they knew what was going on and they heard it, and then in the back Captain Shakespeare still sad about his great loss, I felt bad and I walked towards him.
“Hey, Captain, I’m sorry about your pirates,” I said sympathetically.
“It’s fine, but Tristy, good job back there,” Shakespeare noted, changing the
“Her name is Salem,” Yvaine indicated rocking the new citizen of Stormhold. I felt the happiness in her eyes which is beyond sensational, while my parents in the back feeling proud and giving us moral support.
“Yvaine, she’s delightful,” I said with glee, saying all her hard work of labour was worth it.
“She got it from her old man,” Dunstan boasted while walking towards Salem to get a better look with arms crossed.
“Dunstan!” Una responded.
“Salem huh? I love it,” I agreed. It had been 10 months since my coronation of being the ruler of Stormhold and that whole witch crisis, Yvaine was getting nightmares of the witch cutting her flesh out and getting her heart, because the Witches wanted a Star’s heart and eat it to be …show more content…
I have awoken from my slumber and my pathetic sisters had one hundred years to kill me but they succeeded not,” She explained, “They think I’m too powerful And now that I have awoken I atleast want a heart and two pair of eyes, Thank you very much,” She demanded.
“And what makes you think that we would accept your request?” I responded with my sword out.
“How did you know who we are and where we are?” Yvaine said continuing the questions while hugging Salem tightly.
“You might notice, I control Eyes,” Eyeena lectured pointing at her glowing, reddish pupil, “But I can’t control one’s eye when they’re alive, but that’s fine I have my own pair. I saw an Alligator’s dead body on a table with an Eye, eyelids open. I look through and saw Royalty killing my sisters and a new King with a Star, That’s how I found you, and I killed the Pirates for their Eyes,” She explained even more.
“I don’t really care, all I do care is you’re going to turn everyone back to the way they were and leave the Castle peacefully,” I commanded with my sword ready to fight.
“Nice posture, but I don’t care about you, I care about the Stars. I am also kind, So king you get two options to who I get, These people for their eyes,” Eyeena decided while touching Shakespeare’s face,”Or I take the Star and the Young Half-Star’s …show more content…
“WITCH!,” I shouted, and Eyeena looked after she’s done embracing a dead person’s eye, “I have made my decision.”
“Oh, good. Who’s gonna be it,” Eyeena grinned gleefully.
“I choose-,” I said building up tension, “-YOU.” While my eyes closed, I ran to her as fast as I can so I don’t freeze into place and then got my sword and jabbed her right eye and then the left. And she is left powerless over me, everyone and the eyes afterwards I stabbed her in the chest, completely killing her. And then I heard Yvaine and Salem walking towards me after our victory.
“Tristan!” Yvaine shouted whilst running with Salem towards me, both hugged me tightly and I hugged back. When everyone was free, they cheered and praised me, revealing that they knew what was going on and they heard it, and then in the back Captain Shakespeare still sad about his great loss, I felt bad and I walked towards him.
“Hey, Captain, I’m sorry about your pirates,” I said sympathetically.
“It’s fine, but Tristy, good job back there,” Shakespeare noted, changing the