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    Ghost of the Past

    PROLOGUE–

     

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    border=”0″> “http://www.xenafan.com/fiction/content5/space.gif” width=”20″
    border=”0″>Flames. Reaching toward the heavens like outstretched
    hands. A thick, black smoke wafted through the air. It carried with
    it the smell of death and destruction. Weak, scattered cries of
    pain and pleading rose above the stomping of the horses. Various
    soldiers barked out orders in a further attempt to wash out the
    death knell.

    “http://www.xenafan.com/fiction/content5/space.gif” width=”20″
    border=”0″>the armor clad soldiers once so eager for battle stood
    nearby. They watched as the wildfire claimed the village instead of
    them. No one was sure what started the fire only that in the arid
    village it quickly consumed everything. Most of the towns people
    were too frightened to come out of their huts when they were
    attacked. The she-demons army was well known and feared and because
    of that fear, most of the towns population perished in the
    hellfire. Those that escaped the burning buildings now cowered in
    shock. The screams of the injured and dying echoing in their ears
    over the crackle of flames.

    “http://www.xenafan.com/fiction/content5/space.gif” width=”20″
    border=”0″>Slowly, as if in a dream, a young girl of no more that
    ten winters opened her eyes. Glancing around her she was assaulted
    by the sight of what was once her home. Everything was burning. The
    hut of an old woman who baked treats for the children was now
    scorched ashes as was the woman herself. With great effort the girl
    turned her head a bit and looked at her own hut. It was little more
    than a pile of smoldering wood and mud. The cries of her mother as
    their home burned down around them still rang in her ears. Her
    younger sister had made it out and safely into the surrounding
    woods. She had been right behind her when her mothers cry for help
    stopped her.

    “http://www.xenafan.com/fiction/content5/space.gif” width=”20″
    border=”0″>A section of the ceiling beam had collapsed on her
    mother and the flames engulfed her. The young girl tried to help
    her mother, pulling at her and the burning wood on top of her. At
    one point her own clothes caught fire but she scarcely noticed and
    continued trying to save her mother. Even after her mothers screams
    stopped, the child continued pulling on her in an effort to free
    her. The girl had been badly burned on her back and arms and was
    overcome with the smoke filling the tiny hut. Consciousness was
    beginning to fade when suddenly she felt arms about her, pulling
    her out of the smoke and flames.

    “http://www.xenafan.com/fiction/content5/space.gif” width=”20″
    border=”0″>A short time later she found herself lying on the dusty,
    sun-baked earth. The pain of her burns were quickly encasing her
    and threatened to carry her into darkness. She fought against it,
    wanting to see one thing before she was carried away to Tartarus.
    She had to see the face of the leader of this soulless army that
    had claimed her family and life. Her friends and neighbors had
    repeatedly screamed out the Warrior’s name and at last she
    got a clear glimpse of the woman as she rode through the burning
    wreckage. The Warrior stopped a few yards away surveying the
    remains of the once peaceful village and shouted orders at the
    soldiers.

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