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"It is unheard of a man dying and coming back to life. God forbids it milady. I'll be damn if it happens." he assured Skye with a smile at the end. Just as he finished saying that, an elderly robust woman with bright grayish and reddish hair approached them. She was dressed in dark colored robes that covered her body entirely.

"You... you are the one." said the woman looking at Skye and then at William. "Y-you can see me?" asked William. The woman smirked and nodded. "Dear, I can see everything, even what has yet to come. Like your fate. You... you are to be one of the future that will live in the past. Just need to make the right choices." said the lady and then turned to Skye. "Young lady, your meeting with this knight was no coincidence. I assure you that if you come to understand your part in this play, you will save the [k]night." the lady laughed a bit more and began to walk away. William looked confused.

William shrugged. "I have no clue, milady. Must be a gypsy or a witch." he said not really caring about it. He then continued talking to Skye. She always made for the best company. He truly enjoyed talking to her.

3 Months Later

The last Thursday of every month, for no reason, William had been turning into human just like the first time. He didn't know why but he just happened. He used the time to hang out with Skye and Nick. They were good company although lately he had been hanging out more with Skye. They had developed a really close relationship. They were truly great friends and sometimes William thought about certain feelings he had but that were impossible because he is a ghost... Dead.

Today, it was the last Thursday of the month, which meant that he was human! He would meet Skye by their rendezvous place. It was his grave, how original. Now he just waited there.

William waited with a small flower he had picked up. It was simple, but he thought it was beautiful like Skye. He thought very dearly of her and got very happy with her visits. He wished they had met when he still lived though. "Good day, Skye." said more casually now, after 3 months of familiarizing, William to Skye.

William smiled at her and chuckled. "Umm... I don't know... maybe for you?" he said placing it gently on her hair as decoration. Now he smiled her way. "Anything new?" he asked her casually smiling. Ready to enjoy his day with her.

"Oh. I see. Hmm, well it wasn't that important?" he suggested as he began walking along side her towards the fountain in the town center. It was a nice area full of flowers, merchants around, and a nice atmosphere. No one suspected that William was a ghost. Sure, they still didn't recognize him but they thought he was just a regular handsome young solider.

William shrugged. "So, we're heading towards the forest today, correct? Ah~ We might even get to see the house I was building before I died." said William with a small soft and warm smile. It brought him good feelings when he remembered it. Sadly he didn't get to finish the house nor accomplish his goals for it, which Skye would later find out what they were.

William continued walking along with Skye. They kept on talking casually laughing and having a good time as they eventually reached the forest. It was a nice small forest so it was almost impossible to get hard. Soon, William started to get a bit ahead of Skye. "There it is. My home..." The house was the typical medieval house, but it seemed bigger than the common peasants one. It looked dirtied and obviously abandoned. This caused William to sigh. I had saved up all my money for this home... Why did I have to die dammit!he thought saddened and angry. It was a huge frustration that he was dead and that all his hard work was gone just like that! So easily! "It is truly... almost destroyed due to my absence for a year." He would tell Skye his plans he had for it if she asked.

Will smiled. "Thank you." he opened the door that led inside to show her and to also check how it was doing. Just as expected, some of his stuff was missing. The food he had left at the table was rotten, and there were insects everywhere. He sighed deeper. "I had left the food out so it was fresh when I came back. What a twist, heh." he chuckled. The house was big enough for a family.