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No, no!" Steven shouted. He flung the covers off in a frenzy, sitting up in bed, cold sweat running down his skin. His panting echoed in the dark room, and eventually died in the silence. Tears silently raced down the boy's cheeks and he whimpered, trying to settle back into his covers. The gems had left on a night mission, leaving Steven to sleep, but a vivid nightmare had woken the boy and he hiccuped softly. He squeezed his eyes shut, silently willing the nightmares to go away, until he felt the bed creak under the weight of something very heavy. Steven's eyes opened to see two silver mirrors of eyes staring at him intently. "Lion?" The child whispered. The magical beast silently held his gaze, sitting at the foot of the bed. "Will you stay? I'm scared." Steven whispered. The pink cat leaned forward, and …show more content…
Steven blinked in surprise, then smiled softly as the great beast stretched out and curled around Steven's form. The magical child smiled quietly and rested his head against Lion's mane, and fell asleep without a nightmare. The silver eyes studied the boy's face intently, remembering things of the past. Oh master. The creature thought sadly. He remembered a woman with skin white as snow, and hair the color of rose blossoms. His creator. He remembered the way she smiled, she laughed, how she saw the beauty in everything.... and he lost her. He had searched. Oh how

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