The Lost Tale Chapter 7 The Cloaked Attacker

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Like i said last time my amber cubes were glowing light a lantern. I told the caretaker to tell me if the glow while im away building Jena's Temple. I came home on today of all days, the we honor our kin that have died.Anyway im walking back home when the caretaker comes running up to me. He slipped and crash into me. He bowed and gave me a package which had the wax part of Water on it. "weird right" Anyway i return home and sit on my couch to open it.


Carefully opening the package i saw a sight that made me jump of the couch.A letter, a book, a small green leather and a blue leather sack, and an amber cube. But the package said to dont read or open these bags until the moons light FairHaven."It means dont not open until midnight when we honor our kin.I tell you what is in the package as soon as i know.Theres the next chapter i hope you read these its hard work to copy old text and this really did happen.




“Jena the tale doesn’t tell us anything about the attack on the zoria or how our powers came to us.” Le’Sindo said trying to hide her confusion. “Well there’s what happened, the night of the dragon’s death I cast an ancient charm now as “Atys Spirit” it’s a charm the grants life to those who have died. But sadly with no bodies I could only return them to a spirit form. A blue mist formed were the group stood; slowly the mist took the form of each homin. The mist formed their bodies in great detail, every scar, tattoo and robe. When I finished the incantation the mist vanished and there they stood with huge smiles across their faces. They knew what had happen and they were so glad to be back on Atys. The karavan ran up to them and held out robes for them to wear, sense they had no true body. You may think how a ghost can wear a robe? Well the charm gives their spirit a solid form and adds color to their skin. When they had your robes on I went to the alter to tell them why their back and what they can do now.


They wanted to protect their kin for all long as possibly so I let them. They now wander Atys protecting homins in danger. If you ever see a cloak figure or are saved by one you’ll now know they are. As for the attack on the zoria, they guardian zoria like to take over statues to stop homins from enter dangers places but why they attack the zoria group I don’t understand. Ill go and talk to them, now I think I could be best if you returned to your bodies. They stood up bowed to Jena and were about to leave when all three of them sensed a dark aura. Then they heard a huge crash of glass and stone breaking.

A moment of silence past as they listened for any sound of movement, but the silence was broken as the door of the inn burst open will a gust of back mist. A figure stood in the mist but no one could make out what it was. It turned towards them so fast Le’Sinta and Le’Sindo all most didn’t notice it. Jena did notice it and she moved just as fast so she was in front of them. The figure started chanting an incantation that Le’Sindo and Le’Sinta have never heard in heard in their lives. A ball started to form in the mist just in front of the figure, Jena quickly drew a circle in the air with her hand, the second she finished drawing the circle the ball shoot straight toward Jena. Le’Sindo looked at Jena’s eye but she saw no fear. Le’Sindo and Le’Sinta however could feel waves of coldness traveling up their backs; it grew worse as the ball came closer towards Jena. Just as the ball was about to hit a magic shield formed right in front of them. When the ball hit it looked as if the shield absorbing it, but instead it was reflected back the figure. The figure said one sentence “Nice try Jena.” Then it vanished with the ball.


The mist vanished with the figure as well, and then four more figures ran in and stopped were the dark figure stood. They turn to Jena bowed and walk out of the inn and vanished in the shadows. Le’Sindo and Le’Sinta were shacking from the sight they saw their legs almost gave out but they back away from Jena and sat down on some cushions by fire and stated breathing normally again.

Jena turn to them “I’m sorry about that, I don’t know who that attacker was or how it got to this realm to but don’t worry I never let anything happen to you or any homins if I can protect them.” She said turning to where the door lay flat on the floor, she raise her left hand and created an orb which she tossed outside. The orb burst and a ivory green mist flowed out and covered all the broken windows, doors, and all the damaged buildings. With a flick of her wrist the mist vanished, and where the mist laid were new windows, doors, and the buildings were fixed.


As the warmth of the fire filled the room once more she turned to Le’Sinta and Le’Sindo and sat down on the cushion in front of her. Jena could tell the two were still in shock of what just happen, for Le’Sindo stared at her with eyes filled with fear. But Jena couldn’t see Le’Sinta’s emotions for at all he started at his hands not moving an inch. She tried to get a glance of his eyes but his goggle cast a shadow over his eyes from the fire. The symbol on his hand was glowing trough his gloves. Jena knew what it meant, Windra’s anger was growing and this wasn’t good Windra was the guardian of wind and thus he wields a great power. A power that feeds on the guardian’s emotion, if the power is not mastered cant not be controlled will destroy the guardian. If mastered every emotion will determine the type of attack and what it will do. If the guardian is happy his or hers attack will not harm anyone but the one the guardian wants. When angry the attack will harm every one in its path.



These thoughts flowed through Jena’s mind like a waterfall. “Windra, Aqua if you don’t master your powers soon you’ll destroy yourselves and your kin. But you must get to the Desert and see what’s happening, I sense an evil is growing and the guardians must reunite to stop it. I must go to Pyr and talk to my high officer then I must go to Matis teach Da’Cons, and Da’Lidas about their power as well. Time is short.” She whispered to herself. As she stood she noticed that Le’Sinta wasn’t staring at his hand anymore but at her. His eyes were filled with trust and understanding, so were his sisters. A joyful smile formed on Jena’s face. While she walked over to the door another thought ran through her head. “Either they read my read my mind or they’ve learned to read eye emotion, they learn fast but this next task they won’t learn from me but themselves.”


She opened the door of the inn and walk out towards the forest, Le’Sinta and Le’Sindo gave each other a quick glance and then ran out to catch up with her.