Chapter 5 "Lovely name, darlin'. Now, do you wanna tell me what you were doin' in the middle of the bloomin' sea?" The sailor popped me upon the edge of the ship. It was damp and looked like it had been rotting away for quite some time. A hypnotising red towel was wrapped around my shoulders as I gradually dried off in the hidden sun. "Swam" it was the only word I could force out, as my teeth were chattering noisily. He lead me down to the ships under-deck and inside was a bedroom. I looked like it hadn't been slept in so I guessed it must have been the spare bedroom. "Lay down 'ere. maybe we'll get some more answers when your at your best. He said thoughtfully, then left, leaving the door to the bedroom and the door to the shaft open wide. I climbed into the cool, baby blue covers and closed my eyes, gently rocking on the choppy sea. That was the first night that I dreamt about the 'unicorn' and me killing it. I stretched out, awoken from my endless nightmare. The room was dark and smelt fishy and damp. It was gloomy, the only light was the bedside one to my left, which was giving a strange orange tint on the room. I removed the blanket from me, and hitched my self up. I was still shaking in fear. Looking out of the hatch, I realised that it was the early hours of the day, the sun was merely risen, only catching glimpses of it over the horizon. into view came land. It was beautiful, with stunning meadows, holding little red tulips and yellow roses. Colourful butterflies and baby bumblebees arrived, teasing the plants for their nectar. The grass was a healthy green colour, freshly cut, the sun sat on top. The sky was still a darkish blue, although with every splash forward, became more vibrant and alive. As I arrived, hills upon hills towered over me, we hit the ground with a thump! The captain jumped down, I could tell he was the captain as he wore inverted colours of his uniform. The others was red with white, fancy letters at the right corner, whilst his was opposite. "I want answers now!" He was more intimidating than the alien, yet much more handsome. I opened my mouth to speak, though I only closed it again. No words came out, no words to explain what had happened. "Come on rob, she's only a little 'un" cried the sailor I met the night before, the one who had kindly lent me a room for the night. He tossed me a comb, made from fish bones, it had little flowers on each corner and a vine from the spine. "Leavin' present" "Thankyou" I stuttered, "but where shall I go?" I was confused, surprised and intimidated all at the same time. "We're droppin' you of 'ere. There's an empty cottage at the top, next to a bakery and a few more houses. You're free to stay there." He offered kindly. I stepped off the boat, With my new comb and waved good bye as the ship bumped off the island and sailed out to sea. I picked a flower, it was a pure, white daisy with little pink tips. I plaitted it into my newly brushed hair . Then I climbed up the hill. There were some steep bits and some muddy bits, causing my tracker to get muddy. But I guess if people don't see it, then it's a good thing, right? Very soon I reached a small cottage...

Chapter 4 "What's this?" I asked curiously, although deep down I knew. "A tracker, It's Incase you... Drift off task." I couldn't believe what I was hearing! He was obviously prepared, but what if I could wedge it off? Or get a rock and break it? "Well, off you go then, FASTER!" The alien screamed in my face, I was terrified. I stumbled out of the cave and swam up. By the time I reached the surface, my arms and legs were in pain, the tracker was weighing me down and to make matters worst, I was in the middle of the sea. I gasped for breath as a wave collided with me and sent me under, a storm was brewing... Suddenly, there were voices. Quite near, though I couldn't see them. It was a particularly foggy day. Soon, a large boat came into view; it had red sides with the word 'anette' painted on in bold, white letters. The deck was a nice pale wood and on board were around 5 crew members, shouting at each other to get the work done faster. "What do we 'ave 'ere then, 'eh?" Exclaimed a sailor, dragging me out from the cold sea. I stared at him, my emerald eyes wide with fear. "You got a name, 'eh?" He asked "Yes" I shivered, "Amy"

Chapter 3 Whimpering in pain, our gazes met. He held me tighter around the neck and pushed me up against the wall. "You've seen her, haven't you?" He breathed out. His breath smelt of gone of fish and kelp. All I could managed was a trembling "who?" But he laughed it back Into my face. "The unicorn" "Unicorns don't exist!" I stuttered. His nails pinched my neck, causing fresh blood to pour out. In it's deep red eyes I could see my reflection: blond, sandy hair (natural curly, beach curly). Shimmery emerald eyes with gigantic eyelashes and a slim, tanned, 15 year old figure. "I exist, isn't that enough proof for you?" Questioned the strange creature, forcefully. "I don't know who or what you are!" I replied confidently, although inside I felt like a pre-schooler again and ashamed at my actions. "I'm obviously an alien, doesn't anybody teach you anything these days? I have been here since ancient times, slumping around in this place you would call an 'undersea cave'! I live in the water, unlike my thousands of cousin that live in space... I have waited for the day when you would arrive! You are the only human who can see her, the unicorn. You have to kill her!" He looked quite impressed with his speech, so was I. But he wasn't good, the 'unicorn' I saw was peaceful and pure-hearted: she was good, no way was I going to kill her! "Do you agree? I shall let you go afterwards..." His intentions were pretty clear, the only way I was getting out of this dump was to kill a creature that represented love and purity. I nodded silently, thinking he would let me go and I could move forward with my #life, but no... He reached into a dirty, chained chest and inside lay a small tracker. He tugged at my foot and clamped the tracker shut. There was no way out of this...

Chapter 2 Now the water, I had to find a way out of this water. But how? A strong currant was holding me in, battling against me and... Winning. I couldn't let that happen! I desperately spun around looking for something to hold on to, but to my dismay, there was only deep purple seaweed that shimmered at it sunk to the watery depths. Millions of tiny fish with orange scales and little white faces popped up and started swimming around me, gradually getting faster and faster. Suddenly I was bashed underwater, I battled for breath. Something was holding me down, leaving me splashing for my #life. What felt like hours was only minutes, but soon I was feeling dizzy. Giving one last push, I felt the water surface on my head, though I was only pulled back under. "Yo sakai, kalemañan. Olarneh vutegan." Murmured a voice, not far away. My eyes drifted open wearily, I was still underwater, still struggling. Now was the time to Panick, I was going to die, die with so many unanswered questions. What was the creature? Who is dragging me under? Why? My mouth flew open as I gasped, there was no air though. Slimy fingers touched the corners of my lips, but I was too tired to look. A small rectangular object was popped into my mouth; it was sweet and smooth. I noticed I had more energy and I was able to breath underwater. Wearily, I opened my eyes. In front of me was a massive creature. Walking on all fours and caked in a layer of thick, oozing goo. It stared at me, with eyes as black as coal and iris' red as blood. Sharp, mouldy-yellow nails stuck out from its rotten green hands and tickled my chin. blue drool escaped the corner of its mouth as it dug his nails in deeper making a long, red scar across my face. Then it glanced at my eyes... (I know it's not long, sorry I might post again later today)

Chapter 1 -accidently deleted it twice so it might not be as discriptive.- I strode onto the beach, the microscopic grains of golden sand burned the souls of my feet, leaving an unmistakeable sting. The froffy white waves crashed against the shore, stealing tiny cream shells and purple seaweed. The cool breeze brushed against my sandy beach hair. I unraveled my aqua blue beach towel and laid down, whilst carelessly resting my eyes... I sat up and started to shiver uncontrollably, my arms and legs felt heavy as did my eyelids, I forced them open. What I saw beyond me was a disastrous sight. While I was asleep, the tide had rolled in and coated me waist deep in salt water. Panick rose over me, but was immediately washed away by a white, pure hearted animal that glided over the sunset. It's feathery wings elegantly dropped to the floor as it took a sip of the sea. I approached it carefully. But it backed away, startled. the creature fled, glancing at me with its angelic, hypnotic eyes. This would not be the last time I saw this creature, which was sent from the gods!