pte

" My father, Galen Shaw patted my head and s

my tears to give him the news that I was fit to go the Academy an

, he said nothing, instead choosing to reach

atian dreams of attending, Helena. Two y

r accept me, Father. I'd stand a greater chance of acceptan

brows in warning, a reminder that even though I could no longer see Guardians follo

esting against my seat and ignoring the

ot belong anywhere. To be feared, hated and treated like other. I didn't blame him for it but sometime

leave for t

ride by train, four days by horseback. I know how uncomfortable you ca

l in confined spaces, hence the reason I'd been given the roo

Let's get this ov

early enough and begin the two year countdown. At least, there w

was I looking

television, because television appare

set in ancient Spatos times. That is, while the other cities had advanced a

o television, horseback a

mias so that last part wasn't so absurd

id, her human eyes widening as she to

wondered what would happen if one person walked up to me one day and a

ause even she had been asked about me on television and she'd wrinkled

fangs instead of two, she stumbled back, nearly falling, save for my father that cau

rugg

ther side was childish, but I n

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ad a heartbeat, it would have probably stopped working from

I'd been given the biggest coach in the train and had to stop myself from reaching throughout, keeping mysel

before. No one could get past the fact that I was not like them, no matter how beautiful I was and t

ich made me happier than I should for someone who would probably nev

given that I was the only surviving Vamia, no one could get thei

of thousands who secretl

to distract me, thanks to my extra acute hearing. I'd go

le voice said from the speakers in the train and as I walked behind my father with my extra heavy luggage which felt like a piece of paper thanks

ope' at the train station was the first

r Academy,