Shadow Walkers discussion

Just a random part of the castle. You can use this wing to battle with opponents, or go in for somewhere quiet.

Jade sighed as the silence washed over her. She sat in one of the rooms, soaking up all the silence and for once she wished someone would talk to her besides the shadows. Then again, she had no idea what she would even talk about if she were to talk to someone.

Jade looked up to the voice, immediately finding the owner of it.
"Hello." She said, barely in a whisper, but wi the room so quiet she was sure he would hear her.

"And I am Jade." She mumbled. She stared at his hand for a moment, then shook it.
'Perhaps a bit too cautious.'

She looked around the room. It was dark with only one window, but the window was tinted well enough not to let much light in.
'Definitely not for nature...' She thought.
"Um. Just sitting I guess." She shrugged

She frowned. She had deffinitly never been asked that.
"I...well, woke up in the forest. My story is rather complicated. Let's just say...I started something and ended up here. How about you?"

She nodded, her curiousity of what he had done was building up.
"I woke up in the forest with no memory. Not so bad, unless you know that you had been asleep for a long time with Death trying to get you. When I woke up, I was confused because I was surrounded by shadows. Then I met Aidan and Elizabeth, who basically took me in. But there was this one shadow who...I don't know. Hated me I guess. She turned into one of the strongest demons there is...
Then I was led to this castle." She said. She wasn't proud that she was one of the reasons that there was a demon trying to kill off the human race, but she couldn't do anything.

She nodded. "What's it like to be part of an endangered species?" She asked, looking at him. She didn't care about the whole vampire thing. There were other creatures out there who she was sure to be popping up here and there in the castle.

"Oh. That sucks I guess." She mumbled, resting her chin on her knees

She shrugged after a while of thinking. "I don't know."

"Why would you hate them?" She asked, looking up at him with confusion.

"Oh. Atleast you know you have a family..." She said

She sat there in an awkward silence.
'What is it that I say now?' She thought to herself.
She opened her mouth to say something but ended up closing her mouth again.

"Your family story is depressing. Perhaps it's better to forget you had a family than to remember all the problems. But didn't you at least have some good times with them?" She asked him

"Your family story is depressing. Perhaps it's better to forget you had a family than to remember all the problems. But didn't you at least have some good times with them?" She asked him

"Oh." Now she hadn't a clue about what to say. One thing was for sure, her back hurt. Maybe it was because of her wings. She hadn't let them out in forever, and now the scars were there to prove it. She stood up and stretched.

She shrugged. "Not human that's for sure. I'm not like you where you can say you are part vampire part Hydride.
"

She shrugged. "Not human that's for sure. I'm not like you where you can say you are part vampire part Hydride.
"

"I teleport through shadows, I have some kind of way to tame the Shadow Walkers, and I have wings." She said rather quickly.

"I teleport through shadows, I have some kind of way to tame the Shadow Walkers, and I have wings." She said rather quickly.

She looked down, her expression a bit saddened. "You...you can't." She mumbled

"They are stuck...inside my back..."

"I can't use my wings or show them because they are stuck in my back. My skin healed over them. Normally there would be a gash on my shoulder blades and down to my lower back for my wings to come out, but they healed over my wings.

"I...just didn't use them for a certain amount of time." She said. She was ashamed that she let her own wings get sown up inside her back.

She shrugged. "It hurts to try. They are literally stuck inside my back."

"They were white and very large and narrow but full of feathers." She said as she remembered the way she had loved her wings every time she saw them.

"Hard enough for tears to come out of my eyes." She said, remembering the all too hurtful pain.

She shivered slightly. "No. I have known that." Truth was she was also scared to get them out. What if all the feathers were off of the skin? Then what?

'Someday...' She thought to herself. Someday seemed so far away.
"I guess." She said, turning to look at him.

"Sorry to bother you with my problems." She mumbled and looked down, shaking her head.
'Where is Aidan?' She wondered to herself. She knew he would usually be mocking her by now.

She tilted her head. "I...wished it was." She said, struggling to find the right words to describe how she felt.

She frowned. "And that is...?"

She thought for a moment.
'No more thinking.' She told herself. She nodded. "I guess it might work."

She nodded. She would try what she had to in order to get them free.

She sighed after a moment. "I...I am ready."

She closed her eyes, focusing on pulling at her wings. She winced a few times, and at some point she stopped. She hated the pain, she felt she should scream or cry out or throw something. She tried even harder to push down the pain, but that made the pain come faster.

She sighed and rolled her eyes. She was beginning to lose all her patience.
But at last, she felt a small rip from her skin and shouted out. Slowly and slowly, with out her command, her wings ripped free from her skin. She fell to the ground.
She had half expected to see her white feathers, but also expected to see nothing. Instead she saw her wings were black. Nothing, yet everything changed.

She bit her lower lip as it trembled, but then nodded slowly. She shook her head then, confused as to why her wings looked completely different.

She nodded. "I don't get it. That makes no sense...they can't change colours...right?" She asked her self.

She frowned, thinking of the possibility. She stood up, wincing as her wing moved to stretch.

She looked over at him. "Um...thanks." She mumbled

She looked at her wings. She didn't mind now, about the colour. She couldn't wait until Aidan saw them, she wondered what he would think.

She focused on making her wings move. The wings moved widely, hitting the air hard, and she floated above the ground.

She looked over at him. She landed her feet back on the ground softly. "Is there anything I can do in return?" She asked him

Jade tilted her head. "What would you need? I will pay you back in any way, just tell me."

She shrugged. "Am I supposed to answer that?" She asked

She shook her head. "No. Haven't really met anyone." She mumbled

"The fury?" She asked tilting her head. "I don't understand."

"Besides Aidan, yes."

"A Shadow Walker." She said simply