darkSpyro

Just bring anything that starts with your first name!

Well, I'm gonna take a dog with me

Hm.... a kit kat bar!

Yes! I'm gonna bring a doghouse

I'm gonna bring a keyboard

Imma bring a dragon! Rawr

I'll bring a kitten

My dragon will eat joo kitteh!

I gotta go, bye

Awww.... kay, bye.

bye bye

*has a new years present for you all* Well, not really. Just this:

Basic info for TLOW story 4

Tittle: The Legend Of Wanderist: The Light princess
Number of chapters: Who knows?
Start date: End of January, probably
Prologue start date: January 1st. (Yes, tomorrow.)
Number of Prologue parts: No more then seven
Setting: 2 years after The Mysterious Element
Story: After 2 years of darkness and staying cooped up in an underground cave, the remainder of Dragon City finally takes action to fight the dark army and get their own world back. Meanwhile, Wanderist sees an opening to regain control of herself, but she instead ends up accidentally separating herself and Dark Wanderist. After several difficult battles, she finally escapes the dark castle and gets back to Dragon City, shocked to see what the world really looks like now. After getting back to Dragon City, everyone sees that they now have a glimmer of hope for victory. They thought all they had to do was have Wanderist undo the mysterious element's fury, but it turned out that it wasn't that simple. Because Wanderist had lost something important. Her darkness, shadow, and fear powers. They were all inside Dark Wanderist, while Wanderist only took ultra light with her. And Wanderist needed all of her powers to undo the fury and save Dawn and her other friends from corruption. (spoiler below)

So now Wanderist and her old and new friends must find a way to re-unite Wanderist and Dark Wanderist, so Wanderist can undo what her alter-ego did.

Dawn: Ooh! But I prefer if Tearraven came in

Me: She's not coming out 'til the fourth story dude. Anyways, Awesome! What's a prologue? Too lazy to search...

Wanderist: Tearraven? Who's that?

Me: Ah... it's like... well...

Quote: dictionary.com

a preliminary discourse; a preface or introductory part of a discourse, poem, or novel.

Basically like an introduction or something. I got the idea from a show I like (it used an episode as a prologue to a movie.)

Dawn: Oh, no one...hehe

Me: *To Dawn* *coughidiotcough*

Anyways, interesting....I was actually thinking of doing one as well...hmm...

Wanderist: Okay then...

Cool!

Yep

Dawn: So....

Me: I'm glad that I have one more week of vacation. I thought I was gonna go back this Monday

Wanderist: Now what...?

Me: Lucky! I go back this Monday... and I ain't looking forward to it.

Dang....Didn't cha say that you were gonna start the prologue?

Yeah. But I'm pushing it back to tomorrow because I got lazy. Sorry. Forgot to update my DA journal.

It's okay lol

Lol yay

So....

Wanderist: ................ I dunno.

I don't feel like double posting... soo.... here's the first part of the "prologue" (sure, we'll go with that. Lol)

NOTE: All of this takes place about a month before the actual story.

Part 1: Rookie's Dream

Rookie opened his eyes to see that he was outside the underground camp site him and Dragon City were staying at. He looked around to see dirt and sand,a Grey, cloudy sky, and dead grass and trees. He didn't even want to imagine what the water must be like. "Where am I...? How'd I get out here...?" He thought. Just then, he saw a glowing purple light in the middle of the area. "Hello...?" He called in hopes that the purple light was another good guy looking around. However, he got no answer. He decided to get a closer look to see exactly what the light was. He stepped several feet closer until he could see someone inside the light. "Hello? Who are you?" He asked, but got no answer. Assuming this person may not want to be in there, he stepped a bit closer until he was right in front of the light. Having to squint his eyes to avoid being blinded, he looked closely, seeing the shadow of a familiar form. But the light was too bright, and it finally forced him to step a few feet away from the light. "What is that?" He asked. But before he could make another attempt to approach the purple light, a familiar voice roared at him. "Y-You!? How did you get here?! Get OUT!! This is MY dream world!" the female roared again. Just then, Rookie saw a convexity beam shoot right toward him, which he just barely dodged. "What the heck was that for?!" Rookie yelled, looking in the direction that the convexity beam came from to see another familiar shadow. "Wait... so... did she say "dream world?" I'm in her mind...?" He thought, then the answer hit him. He looked back at the purple light, seeing a similar shadow to the one he saw in front of him. "Could it be...?!" He asked himself. But before he could do anything else, the shadow charged toward him. Fortunately, before she could strike him, Rookie's eyes shot open once again from the shout of his name. "ROOKIE!! Dang it, what's wrong with you?!" He heard Diamond yell. "Huh?!" He rose up to see that he was back in the underground hide out. "Um... are you okay?" Diamond asked. "I'm fine. What's going on?" "Breakfast. Let's go." And with that, Diamond walked out of the tent- like building. "What was that...? Was I really...? Was she really...? "Rookie, hurry the heck up!" Blizzard yelled from outside. "Um.. coming!" He called, then ran out to meet the others.

Dawn: *coughShadowWingcough*

Me: Cool

Wanderist: You'll seeness.

Me: Thank youuuu!

Dawn:

Me: Np!

Rookie: well, at least i got outta there

Wanderist: No you didn't, it was a dream.

Rookie: Still...

Wanderist:

Prologue part 2: SilverStar's discovery

"Pablo? Are you okay? You look troubled." SilverStar asked his friend as they ate. "Yeah... I'm fine. Where's Rookie and Diamond?" He replied. "Right here." Rookie called, walking over with Diamond. Silver looked closely and saw that Pablo and Rookie wore similar expressions on their faces. "Jeez, it took me forever to wake that kid up. He looked like he was having a nightmare." Diamond said, sitting between Hope (who was next to Fireball) and Sally (who was next to Silver.) "Nightmare, eh?" Silver replied. "With all that's going on right now, and the fact that their precious girlfriends aren't here, it's only natural that they would have nightmares of them." Sally replied bluntly, causing Silver to look at her briefly. "That's right.... Wanderist is Rookie's girl and Dawn is Pablo's girl... so... that may be why both of them are like this and probably both having nightmares. I wonder if the two dreams are connected, or at least similar?" He thought. A smack in the head by Sally snapped him back to reality. "Hey "hero!" You having nightmares too?" She laughed. "Oh, you really shouldn't have brought that back up. I was just starting to leave you alone about that,too! The great Sally, rescued a "idiotic insult to the dragon kind!"" He teased.

After breakfast, Silver went strait to Light's tent-like building, dragging Rookie and Pablo along with him. "Why do we have to go with you again?" Rookie asked tiredly. "To check something" "And... what would that something be?" "You'll just have to wait and see, I wouldn't want to ruin the surprise." Silver smirked. "Ugh, I hate surprises." Pablo groaned. "Oh come on, Pablo! Try to lighten up! We'll get Dawn back, Wanderist too! But right now, I need you to trust me here." "Ugh, fine."
"Light?" Silver called. "Oh! More guests!" The boys heard Light's old voice say. "Come in, young ones." He called, so they came in, only to find that Sapphire was there too. "Hello, Light, Sapphire." Silver greeted. The two nodded to them. "So, what brings you three here?" Sapphire asked. With that, Silver stepped behind Pablo and Rookie and patted them both on the shoulder. "Okay, you two, explain." "Explain what, exactly?" Pablo asked, glancing over his shoulder at his comrade, thinking that he had finally lost it. "Your dreams, of course!" He smirked. Both shot a surprised look at him. "How did you know about that?!" Both shouted confused, Light and Sapphire looking confused as well. But before Silver could answer, Light interrupted. "You two have been acting a bit strange lately. So I guess Silver here figured it out on his own. Now, would you do as he said and tell us about these dreams? Maybe we can help."

Silver: I have made a discovery, I just pawn'd Sally right in her face

Dawn: Oh....I remember Pablo.....*sighs*

Sally: Oh shut up.

Wanderist: You ok Dawn?

Dawn: Yeah, I'm fine. It's the whole break up thing with him. You know...the story?

Wanderist: Ohhhhhhh

Dawn: Yep...

Sally: *smacks Dawn in the face* CHEER UP!!

Fireball: *sarcastically*What a great way to help a friend.

Dawn: *growls* Sally!

Sally: *hides behind Silver (because he was the closest)* I didn't do it! Silver did it!

Fireball:

Silver: Wha-Why was I in the closet again?

IceWind: Dude, Sally, you do know that sounded wrong in a way, right?

Sally: How so?

Silver: Hrm

IceWind: Nrm...

Sally: Mkay.... *smacks Silver for no reason* Hi thar!

Wanderist: Yes, she's lost it. Again.

Silver: *punches her* Hello to you too

IceWind:

Sally: D: HOW MEAN!!! *stomps off*

Wanderist: Is she okay....?

Fireball: No, she's not...

Prologue part 3 (decided I don't want names for this)

"Sally?" Fireball called, looking over at his cousin as she stared upward at the ultra light shield that Light made. She chuckled lightly. "Light's really something, being able to keep this thing up for two years..." She sighed. "Yeah.... impressive." "But we all know we can't live like this forever...." She suddenly dug her claws into the durt, trying to control her current stress. "How much longer are we going to live like this, anyway?! My sister needs us now!!" She shouted, not even looking at Fireball, who's eyes widen at her words. "Calm down, Sally! Believe me,nobody likes this! Everyone wants to save Wanderist, Dawn, and everyone else! But right now, we don't know what will happen if we go rushing of here, we could just corrupt ourselves for all we know. So please, wait." He tried to explain. "We've been waiting for two years, Fireball...." "Yes, I know, but we'll just have to wait a little longer, okay?" Sally sighed, defeated. It's not like there was anything she could do about the situation. "Alright... you're right."

"Hm... I see." Light nodded. "So, Rookie, you've been seeing a figure in a light that is believed to be Wanderist, correct?" Rookie nodded. "And whenever you get near, a similar shadow tries to kill you, correct?" He nodded again. "I see..." Light then turned to Pablo. "And Pablo, you've been seeing a shadow in a light (in a much different climate) that is believed to be Dawn, correct?" Pablo nodded. "And like with Rookie, whenever you get close enough, another dragon stops you. Only for you, it's a much larger dragon, not Dawn's size?" He nodded again. Silver sighed. "We really didn't need the debriefing, but yes, that's it. Right, you two?" They both nodded. "So, um, Light, do you know anything?" Rookie asked. Light smirked. "It's your bond with them." It was the most simple answer to such a complicated question, Pablo and Rookie were a bit surprised. "So.... my bond with Dawn and Rookie's bond with Wanderist is causing us to dream of them?" Pablo asked. "Not just a dream, you're really in their minds. Those dragons in the light you're seeing is the real Dawn, real Wanderist, and the dragons attacking you two are the alter egos." Light explained. "So they were actually IN their minds?" Silver asked, receiving a nod. "So, you two will be able to contact them. Who knows? Maybe you two will find a way to set them free through this." "Oh, I intend to!" They both accidentally said at the same time. "Well, that's our drama for the day." Sapphire sighed, walking out. "See ya, Light." "Mhm. See you later." "Yeah... we're gonna go too! And I'm going right back to sleep to find Wanderist!" Rookie said, running out, Pablo following. Silver sighed. "That answer seemed so.... simple yet so...." "Complicated, yes, I know." Light finished.

Meanwhile....

"Wanderist!" Black yelled, waking D. Wanderist from her sleep. "Father...? I'm sorry, I didn't mean to sleep in." Black gave his "daughter" a concerned look. "Father...." She looked down at the dark crystal her mother gave her to keep Wanderist from taking back control. "Is something wrong with the crystal?" Black asked, in a bit of a panicky tone, since there aren't any stronger ones. "No... it's working. My alter ego still can't get out.... but something else is getting into my dreams...." She sighed and paused. "Who is it?" "It's that dumb friend of hers! Rookie!"

"Gah! Not again!" ShadowWing shouted furiously as she paced around her room. "Why does that dumb tiny low life brat keep showing up?! Does it have to do with... her?" She asked, knowing the answer. She had just woken up from a nap only to have her good, dark dreams ruined by that black and mustard colored brat finding his way into her head in search of Dawn. "Dang it... if only I could kill Dawn so he would have nobody else to look for in my head..." She muttered, knowing she couldn't do that. Sighing, ShadowWing thought back to something Dark Wanderist said last night and smirked. "Don't worry, ShadowWing. We're going to MAKE those brats leave us alone! We need to find the rebellion anyway, so let's just make sure to torture those two to death in the process!" She had said.


END OF PROLOGUE... It's short, I know. But it was just intended to be a short introduction anyway. Soooo.... it will be continued in the next story!

OMG!

Dawn: Killing me will only be liking killing her as well

Me: Oh please, ShadowWing would only do that if she wanted to suicide her and you too

Dawn: Don't give out the idea to her!

Rookie: ANY-WHO!!!! Nice job Can't wait for the story

Thankies Rookie!

Wanderist: And that, Dawn, is why she won't kill you.


Also, the story will be started sometime in February. In the meantime, there's going to be a special story here that's going to be using first person point of view (which will also be used in story 4, so it's kinda like practice.) So, since I'm in this writing like mood, here's the first part of that story... even know I JUST finished the prologue.

Tittle: I don't say "thank you"
Chapter 1
Sally's POV

"I didn't need your d*** help!" I shouted. "Oh please! You'd be dead right now if I didn't step in and stop that ape!" Silverstar shouted back. He, Wanderist, and I had just survived an ape ambush, and we were all unharmed. So why were we having this argument, you ask? One word: Silver. I didn't need his help, I was doing just fine, an ape just caught me off guard and our little silver hero thought he was about to chop my head off or something and killed him for me. "Jeez, you could at least thank me." He said. Oh, he did NOT just say that! I guess he could tell he just said something stupid, cause he had this oh-crap-I'm-dead look on his face. Since I'm guessing he was expecting me to yell at him some more, my response was probably a bit of a shock to him, but I didn't care. I sighed and looked at the ground. "I don't say that crap." "Huh?" I could tell what I just said made no sense to Silver, I had said thank you before, but those were times when I was actually happy and forgot about.... well... my past. So I glanced at my sister, the only dragon (besides my cousin) who knew why. She gave me a concerned look, knowing how much I hated it when people gave me that look, then she sighed. "Okay, look, just forget this. It's nothing worth arguing over. We're all safe, that's all that matters." She said. And with that, there was nothing else for me to say. I wasn't mad at Silver anymore or anything, I just wanted to be alone at the moment. "You two go ahead and find the others, I have stuff to do." I said, walking off. "Sally-" Both tried to keep me there, but I already flew off.

Wanderist's POV

When Silverstar and my sister have arguments, there are two types, the ones that are mainly joking (which are the arguments everyone wants to be around for, everyone finds it so funny) and the ones like the one just now that leaves everyone stressed out for a while, which surprisingly, were pretty rare. It seemed like such a small deal. Silverstar had just saved her from an ape, but she refused to thank him, just like last time he saved her a while back. I was hoping to not get in a conversation about it, but with Silverstar, that's just not possible. We were walking through the woods, looking for our other friends. And what does he say? "Wanderist....?" "Hm?" "What's with her? I mean-" At this point I decided to just answer him instead of leaving him in the dark. "Silver, I want you to understand something." "Okay?" "Sally really is grateful to you, to all of us, she just won't admit it." I said, realizing explaining this wasn't going to be easy. "But... why not? She's said it before." And THAT was going to be the hard part. "Yeah, but... at that time, she had forgotten..." "Forgotten... what?" Crap. I can't talk about this, or I'm going to have an emotional breakdown. What the heck do I do now?!

TBC...

BTW, yes, I just HAD to make a Sally and Silver argument. And yes, it's true, Sally HAS thanked people before on special occasions, but for those who didn't notice, it's not very often.

Dawn: *coughdramacough*

Silver: Oi...

Me: Awesome!

Wanderist: Don't ya love drama? *coughsnotliterallycoughs*

Sally: Eh?

Me: Thank youuuuu!

Dawn:: Meh...I dunno

Silver:*clears throat* Nothing....

Me: Np!

*forgot to post part two of ds*

Wanderist's POV

Rookie saved my life once again. How? By popping out of nowhere. He never fails at that. "HEY!! Wanderist, Silver!" We looked to my little loved one as he was running over. Thank goodness! What would I do without you, Rook?! "Hey!" I said back, happy as heck to see him, as you might imagine. "I ran into Sally on the way here. I heard you guys got in a little fight. Are you okay?" He asked, looking us up and down looking for scars. "Yep! We're fine." I replied cheerfully, before it hit me. Sally actually talked to someone while she was upset? That's odd. Usually she'd just storm off and snap at anyone who even TRIED to talk to her. Odd, but oh well. "So, where's Dawn and the others?" Silver asked, reminding me he was there. "Not sure."
"Then let's look. Surely their around." Silver replied.
"Okay, I guess." I said. And with that, the three of us left.

Sally's POV

So, I'm walking in the forest minding my own business, right? Then suddenly some idiot runs right into me! And guess who it is? None other then my sister's dumb boyfriend! "GAH! ROOKIE!!" I screamed, pissed as heck. "S-sorry!" He freaked out. I sighed, failing to see what Wanderist saw in this guy, but hey, I fell for a cheater, I have no room to complain, right? "Whatever. What are you in such a hurry for?"
"Well.... I was looking for you, Wanderist, and the others. Have you seen them?"
"Aww.... does someone miss their girlfriend?" I teased, laughing, Rookie just rolled his eyes. "So have you seen them or what?" And with that, I told him what happened.
After Rookie ran off in a hurry in the direction I had said Wanderist and Silver were, I kept walking. I told him I was going to get some lunch, which was a lie. I was actually going to the only place where I could think strait. The lake.
Once arriving, I immediately lied down next to the water and stared at my reflection, seeing my black body, brown eyes, green horns, yellow stomach. Now that I think about it, I look a bit... odd, don't I? Not saying I'm UGLY or anything. Just saying. Eventually I zoned out and thought about something I REALLY didn't want to think about. Me and Wanderist's childhood.

Twelve years ago (when the sisters were three.)

"NO!! That's WRONG!!" I felt a sharp pain on my cheek as my own mother smacked me in the face with her paw, and why? Because I wasn't successful in learning to breath shadowfire yet. Then I said what my parents had FORCED me to say all the time. "I'm sorry, mother! I'll do better next time!" I said, trying not to cry from the pain, or I'd just get a bigger beating. Same old life. You do something, dosen't matter if it's your fault or not, you get the crap beat out of you for it. At least, it was that way for me and Wanderist, only she had it even worse because she actually resisted.... "Yeah, you'd better! Now, what do you say now, Sally?" The overgrown monstrous excuse for a mother said angrily. THIS was the part I hated most. Saying THIS line for someone for doing something that corrupted me and made me who I'm not.
"T-thank you, mother. Thank you for helping me so much!" Heh! Some parent, huh?

And that's why.... even know I'm free to say "thank you" whenever I want to now, even when I feel someone truly deserves it, I try to refrain from using that line as much as possible. It may seem unreasonable to most, but it's a good enough reason for me.

TBC...

So I see why this happened...huh...I thought something about that.

FireStar: Poor Sally

Silver: Huh...*clears throat* No comment

IceWind: *snorts out fog* Hrm