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This is kind of stupid, because I'll admit I'm not a good writer. But, I need a place to "store" my stuff because I feel like it's too crowded in my story file thingy. So read if you care, if you don't, just carry on with life. This is merely a scene from one of mah little stories.

Luke narrowed his eyes, as he glared at Derek. " You'll never get away with this! They'll find out... sooner... or..." his voice trailed off, as Derek crept closer to him, and he struggled to keep his grip on the edge of the cliff. He couldn't hold on much longer. His fingers were tired from stalling so long, and his time was running out.

" Oh, they always say that... But you know what? I always do get away with it!" Derek  said gleefully. I knew something was wrong with him! If only the others had listened... Luke thought to himself. But it was his fault too... if he hadn't said fed his friends such lies, this never would have happened. He had lost the only friends he ever had, and now not only would they die at Derek's hands, the treasure of Saphirre Island would be lost forever.

" Ah, well you had your fun, pretty boy, but now? The fun is OVER!" Derek screamed, then grabbed him by the hand, as Luke's slender body dangled over the cliff dangerously.

" The last thing I need is a prat like you to ruin my fun! MY TREASURE! Luckily, you won't be able to get in the way anymore. The secrets of this island, will die with you, Luke! Ta ta!" Derek said, an edge of insanity in his voice.

Luke's eyes widened in horror, as Derek dropped him into the fatal depths of the trenches below. He had a bad feeling this was going to end very badly. And this time, it was much worse than his clothes being ruined.

(Harry Potter Fanfic Junk)

Edwin whirved through the corner of the catacombs, and barked a laugh.

" You can run, but you can't hide, Mudblood! These catacombs were made to confuse, to puzzle! It won't be long until I find you..." he hissed. Panting heavily, Bella leaned against the statue, clutching her wand, ready to use a spell if needed.Please, please don't let him see me... The Slytherin boy was just in front of her. All he had to do give the staue a closer look, and she would be exposed.

" I've waited for this moment a long time, you know. Finally, I will be as great as the Dark Lord himself soon! And Father- he... he will finally..." the young wizard's voice trailed off, and for a moment, she could hear the little boy, the boy who only wanted his father's love and affection. And just as quickly as it had come, it was gone.

Edwin raised an eyebrow, and slowly moved towards the statue, and his eyes widened, then he gave a sickening smile. " Now I've found you, little Mudblood!" Edwin growled.  Crucio! he shrieked. There was a blinding flash of light, a bloodcurling scream full of agony, then darkness.

Teensy more...


" Don't you understand?" Clay snarled at Ori. " You are fighting a war that you already lost. If there was any hope, it would have faded away long ago.There is nothing you can do," the cat growled.

Ori turned, as he heard a low rumbling in the distance. The cat was right. There was nothing he could do. Everyone was dead, everyone was gone. The school had died long ago, and his friends had scattered everywhere. As for himself, his fiery spirit was long exstinguished. He wasn't a child anymore. But he was tired of running from them, and he would do something, because he something they didn't have. He had the child or prophecies.

" There is something I can do. I know of a boy, near Avenia. He can help us. Find him for me... please- before" the man swirved, as soldiers burst from the forest.

" ORI! LOOK OUT!" Clay yelled, but his warning was heard too late. An arrow pierced Ori, and he fell to the ground.

The cat hesitated, and Ori shook his head, as the elves swarmed around him.

" GO! GO!" he shouted, and a scream of agony rang through the air, then suddenly stopped and Clay blinked back tears, as he ran through the forest. If there was one thing the cat knew this world needed, it was a hero. He could only hope this one was worthy.