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Invisible- Part 1It had been nearly a year since Pitch had been defeated, and Jack and the other guardians had gone about their lives:Invisible- Part 16 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
Tooth was busy rebuilding her kingdom, with so many new teeth coming in it was sometimes difficult to place the teeth stolen by Pitch to where they belonged. But Tooth loved every second of it, that is of course when she wasn't in the field with Baby Tooth.
North kept busy keeping the somewhat chaotic elves in line as well as managing the yeti's toy production. Designing the toys had become easier, having seen the children awake he found himself newly inspired, seeing greater wonder than ever before.
And Bunn
Invisible- Part 4The cold was pushing in on her, crushing her, devastatingly harsh. Sarah screamed, only to feel the cold entering her mouth and lungs, to see bubbles racing away in dark water.Invisible- Part 46 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
So cold...
Sarah looked at her hands, frozen stiff in the water, terrified.
My hands can't be turning blue. Not already. It's just a trick of the water. Just a trick.
Sarah kept repeating this to herself, trying to kick herself to the surface. Each dull movement was weak and strained, hardly enough to keep herself from sinking faster.
No! No, no, no, NO!
She struggled again, pushing her dull frozen limbs to their limit and beyond. "PLEASE!" Water rushed into her
Invisible: Part 2 Being invisible sucks…No one sees you, or hears you. You just don't exsist. And what makes it even worse is I'm right here in front of them. I know they see me. The teachers do, my family does. But they don't.Invisible: Part 26 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
Handfuls of kids rushed by the thinker, each in his or her own group, each ignoring her existence, even when one group pushed into her, they only stopped to see it was her before continuing on their way.
It's been months. Can't they get over the fact I'm here? Big whoop. I'm not asking to be the center of attention, but would it kill them to acknowledge me? I'm just a shadow!
Instead of going home, she found herself wandering in the
Invisible- Part 3Jamie… I hear you. I'm coming buddy.Invisible- Part 36 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
Jack struggled to the surface, towing the unconscious girl under one arm. He looked down at her and became even more worried, her lips were turning a pale blue and her skin had no color to it at all. If the water felt cold to even him, he could only imagine what it would feel like to someone like her or Jamie. Looking up, Jack could see the hope of the sun shining though the frigid water, he pushed himself harder than before.
"Jack!" Jamie shouted, seeing the faint outline of his friend's snow white hair. In frenzy Jamie scrambled for the staff Jack had slammed into the ice, sending it into the water.
Invisible- Part 6Sarah! Saaaaarrrahh! Sarah was running, she didn't know where. The voice was calling her, but there was something chasing her. Thousands of tiny feathered creatures were screeching in shrill voices, chasing after her. Their shed feathers whirled around the girl, blocking out the sky and burning her where they made contact with her skin. "Kenny?" Sarah screamed, "KEN! Where are you?" The panicked girl stopped short, "No…" The feathered demons laughed, forming the laughing face of someone she once knew. The demons eyes were boiling red and its grinning maw was bearing glistening silver teeth. It roared once, releasing the remains of bloodshed.Invisible- Part 66 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
Invisible-Part 5Just like every night, Jack waited in the tree outside Jamie's room, watching over his friend until he fell asleep. Staff in hand, Jack prepared to take flight, pausing only momentarily to cast one last smile at Jamie. "Sandy'll be her soon for ya bud." He whispered, taking off. Jack flew over the town, watching the last of the children falling asleep and being visited by the Sandman.Invisible-Part 56 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
The night later found Jack sitting on the edge of the Sandman's golden cloud, watch the streets fill with beautiful dancing dreams. Unicorns and dragons, racing dolphins, thousands of fluttering butterflies and sparrows swarmed the air, creating beautiful patt
Invisible-Part 9Jack thought carefully about what he was going to say, not wanting to tell Sarah too much on the first day. "Three hints. She needs to guess." He shook his head, "How can I get her to guess?" Jack Frost… Everyone's heard of me. But for three hundred agonizing years, no one believed in me. I was alone…Invisible-Part 95 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
Frostover317: Alright, first hint! I know a handful of important people that everyone's heard of, but no one's met.
Sarah blinked. "Well, that could not have been more vague." She said blankly, staring at the screen. "This guy's full of it."
BrownMouse: So what? You know the Easter Bunny and Santa Claus? And let me guess, the Tooth Fairy's y
Invisible-Part 8"Jack? Why are you talking to Cupcake's cousin on Skype?" Jamie asked, walking into the room. "It'll a little weird, dontcha think?" The younger boy kicked his snow boots off and climbed onto the edge of his desk. "Do you remember the nightmares?" Jack asked simply, his voice low. "Pitch's nightmares?" "Yeah…"Invisible-Part 85 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
Jamie shuddered, "How could I forget? There were so many…" He tucked his knees up to his chest, "Why are you bringing them up now?" he asked. Jack sighed and put a comforting hand the younger boys shoulder. I remember the last time you used that voice… When Pitch cornered us in the ally. You said you were scared. "Don't worry Jamie, I
Invisible- Part 7Sarah blinked, covered in a cold sweat. When she had finally fallen asleep the night before, the nightmares had returned. But this time they were different. They were her own memories. Memories of her home before she moved to Burgess. Of her mother, father, her siblings. Of how they were separated. A musical tone sounded from the girls laptop, pulling her from her morose thoughts.Invisible- Part 75 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
FrostOver317 is requesting to chat.
Sarah sighed, unsure of whether she was willing to talk to a stranger. Her mouse hovered over the "accept" button, wavering back and forth. Finally she closed her eyes and clicked.
BrownMouse has accepted your invitation.
Jack
Invisible- Part 11Sarah sighed, pulling the hood of her cloak down. "I'm here. Now where are you?" She asked the cold empty air. As if to answer her, the wind began to pick up, whirling the fresh dusting of snow into the air, whipping it around her in a frantic circle. Sarah stepped back instinctively, tripping over something heavy. She looked down immediately at whatever had caused her to lose her balance. "My bag?" She whispered, gingerly picking up the canvas bag she had left behind days before. Noticing something amiss, she reached inside, her fingers brushing against a crisp, cool object. She clutched the object in her hand, drawing it out and displayed iInvisible- Part 115 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
Invisible- Part 10Sarah sighed, shutting her laptop. "This is getting ridiculous." She muttered under her breath. "What's ridiculous?" Sarah looked up suddenly, "Cupcake!" She squealed, her eyes lighting up at the sight of the messy haired girl. "You came!" Cupcake laughed, "Of course I did! Why wouldn't I? Jamie said you were awake so I came over as soon as I could." As Cupcake struggled to get on the bed, Sarah noticed that her leg was in a cast. "Hey, CC? What happened to your leg?" She asked, pulling her up and onto her lap. Cupcake shifted uncomfortably on her lap. "Nothing…" She replied, not looking her cousin in the eyes. Sarah frowned, "Cupcake. WhaInvisible- Part 105 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
Invisible- Part 13"AAAAAAIIIHHHHEEEE!" Sarah's scream echoed through the forest, the echoes reaching the ears of whoever would listen. "It's no use to scream." Pitch informed the girl arrogantly, "No one can hear you." He lorded over her, spreading the shadows until the girl had curled fearfully against a tree. "Yes. That's it. Embrace your fear, let it consume you." Pitch loomed in closer, his pointed teeth inches from the girl's face. "Boo."Invisible- Part 135 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
"Sarah!" Jack said startled, as echoing screams once again reached his ears. "She's in trouble." He started running, leaping into the air as the wind began pull him into the sky. "I don't know what's wrong with her, but
Invisible- Part 12"You believe." Jacks words weren't a question, he knew the girl could see him. Sarah nodded, eyes wide, "You're…" She stumbled over her words, "You're Jack Frost." She murmured. Jack grinned, leaning against his staff, "What gave it away?" He asked rhetorically, eyes laughing. "Jack Frost. The real Jack Frost." Sarah repeated, slightly dazed. "Yes." Jack seemed amused, "I'm Jack Frost."Invisible- Part 125 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
Sarah spun in a distressed circle, "OH MY GOD!" She bellowed. "I'm actually going insane." She declared, flopping on the ground in a heap. "I knew it would happen… Humans aren't meant to go months without sleep. It's not natural." She tangled her finge
Invisible- Part 16Jack watched the family in silence, understanding beginning to dawn upon him. He retreated into the entryway, silently observing as the family broke apart at last. Feeling hollow, he watched as the three females placed three candles in the windowsill. Sarah took a box of matches, striking one against side of the box. The warm flame created a golden glow across her tear stained face, throwing her features into sharp relief. I'm sorry… I miss you so much Daddy… Sarah lit the largest candle, a deep forest green pillar candle scented comfortingly of evergreens and cinnamon. A round, rosy candle was next in line, quickly lighting it as well. SarahInvisible- Part 165 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
Invisible- Part 18"Your mother? Was killed?" Jack asked stunned. Sarah nodded, tears forming in her eyes. "It was a long time ago." She murmured, counting numbers in the air on an invisible abacus. "Twelve years ago… I was hardly even old enough to remember her…" Sarah began to unwind her other braid, refusing to look up. "How old are you now?" Jack asked suddenly. "Does it matter? It won't make up for lost time…" The girl muttered, wincing noticeably as she struggled with an elastic hair tie. "I was five years old when she died." She let out a sigh. "No. I was five years old when she was murdered."Invisible- Part 184 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
There… There was blood everywhere… and Kenny… He was ju
Invisible- Part 17My name is Jackson Overland Frost. And I have been the Spirit of Winter for the past three hundred years. But before that I was just Jackson Overland. I had a sister, a family. I had a life that I surrendered to save my sister. I didn't mean to die that day. All I wanted was to have some fun. That's all I ever wanted, to play games. And that's what I did. Until the day I died.Invisible- Part 175 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
"Uh… Uh…" Sarah whimpered, scooting away from the morose teen next to her. "Wha… Dead…" She fumbled over her words, eyes wide with fear. "I… Oh…" Her eye lids fluttered briefly, eyes rolling into the back of her head. "Mrpfh…." Dead…
Jack turned his head to face Sara
Invisible- Part 15Sarah sighed, dropping two steaming mugs of hot chocolate on the knotted wood table. "You always get what you want, don't you?" She asked darkly, glaring at the shock of white hair in her kitchen. Jack leaned back against the equally knotted chair, cockily swinging his feet on to the table. "Not always. Remind me to tell you about that some time." Sarah slid into another chair, "Ok. You've had your hot chocolate. Now spill. Tell me about the nightmares and how you know about Jamie finding me." She demanded evenly, hoping once and for all to get the answers she needed. Jack leaned forward, holding the steaming mug in both hands, feeling the bInvisible- Part 155 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
Invisible- Part 14"What happened to you, Sarah?"Invisible- Part 145 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
The silence drew in closer, wrapping itself around the woods, calming the flickering leaves, leaving nothing but the stifling echoes of unanswered questions. Jack crossed his arms, refusing to budge on his request. Sarah glared back at the teen, "It's none of your business." She growled, "Leave me alone." She began walking away, clearly planning to break into a run. Jack shook his head and sighed, simply holding out his staff and blocking her way. He flipped the knotted wood over his shoulder, "Sarah." He said warningly. "You know who I am. Do you really think that you can get away from me?" He swung the staff
Invisible- Part 20"What is that?" She exclaimed excitedly, pointing towards the nebulous dreamsand. Jack smiled victoriously, proud that he had found a way for Sarah to see the Sandman without resorting to tricks again. "That's the Sandman." He explained, opening the window. "He's the Guardian of Dreams. It's his job to protect the children from nightmares and to open them up to new worlds." Jack moved out of the window sill to allow a tendril of gossamer dreams to flow into the room. Sarah's face was alit with wonder and joy, an expression that seemed to be a rare occurrence for the girl. The Guardian smiled again, clutching his staff in one hand. "Come on, mInvisible- Part 204 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
Racing the Arctic Wind"Come on Jack! Wait up!" Jamie Bennett shouted, rushing to catch up to the frost spirit. "Why should I slow down? Why can't you catch up?" Jack called back to his companion, winter sky eyes flashing with mischief. He threw back his head, crowing with laughter. "I'm three hundred and twenty two years older than you!" "I'm seventeen, cut me some slack!" Jamie shouted back, racing next to the flying teen, arms pumping at his side. "That's no excuse!" Jack threw back, flying like an otter with his hands in his pocket, effortlessly keeping up with the teen. Jamie ran, his jacket snapping in the breeze, red converse pounding against the cement. OnRacing the Arctic Wind5 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
Invisible-19Who am I, really? I am Sarah Viantinio. Daughter of Andre and Emma Viantinio, Granddaughter of Rosa and Giovanni Viantinio. I am the last of my father's family line. I am alone. Ignored. My classmates think I tried to kill myself. Why? Because I nearly froze to death in a beautiful pond. Someone pulled me out. And you know what? I really wish they hadn't. I'd be better off dead.Invisible-194 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
When Jack didn't respond Sarah began to feel the silence weighing down her heart. She had never told anyone the story of how her mother died, or how when her father had returned and found his children she had been so weak she fell next to her mother's corpse. How af
Brother's Ghost- OneshotIt had been a week since that fateful December day. But for Pippa Overland it felt like so much longer. She was no stranger to death, having lost her father soon after her second birthday. But this time it was different for her, infinitely more tragic. This time it was someone closer to her. She had lost her brother. Her brother, who had always been there for her, wiping away her tears in a rare moment of seriousness, was gone. No more tricks, no more jokes, no more goofy brown eyes full of fun. No more Jack.Brother's Ghost- Oneshot5 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
Pippa tossed in her sleep, the tears in her eyes almost dry for the first time that night. A light breeze tickles her bare feet. Sud
Invisible- Part 22Sarah held onto Rebel's shoulder for comfort as she warily observed the strange landscape. Rebel had brought her to a clearing, overrun with weeds and plants that must have once been well cared for but had been forgotten over time. Tendrils of ivy and roses climbed up an ancient wrought iron fence taller than the girl if she had stood on the Nightmare's head. Twilight had long since fallen, leaving Sarah and her shadow horse in total darkness save for the light cast by the waning moon hanging in the sky above them. A pale mist snaked along the ground, rendering all it consumed invisible. Sarah began to shiver slightly, imagining all the horrInvisible- Part 224 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
Invisible-Part 21"Rebel! Rebel!" Sarah shouted, pulling on the Nightmare's mane in a desperate attempt to rein him in. The Nightmare's only response was to run faster, taking the girl away from what he had perceived as a threat. "Stop it you damn horse!" She screeched, glancing back at the two colored dots on the ground. "Rebel! If you go any higher I won't be able to breath!" Sarah's panicked plea caught the Nightmares attention, slowing it to a steady trot. Rebel straightened out his course, running across the empty sky. "Where are we going?" Sarah asked the dark horse. Rebel turned his head to face the girl, bright eyes glowing. He let out a playful snorInvisible-Part 214 months ago in General Fiction More Like This
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