Welcome to Gaia! ::

'Morning,' I say walking in through the large library doors. Ella Thorn was sitting at the front desk; her hair was a grey brown and was in short wavy curls. She was my best friends at the library and the only person that thought fighting for peace is the right thing to do. Everyone else I know thinks they fight for land or power.
'Good morning, Tarri,' she said looking up from her book. 'Are you studying today?'
'No, I'm going to take a break for a little while,’ I stop at her desk and we talk.
'Finally taking my advice, are you?' She laughs
'Yeah, Mom wants me to take a break from my studies to. Well I'm going to get a great fantasy novel.' I start to walk away and she asks me, 'Are you staying here for the day?'
'Yup.'
I head to the large ally of books that were all the fantasy books in the world, practically.
'I love this place,' I smiled looking at all the different novels. I slide my finger across one that looked interesting. It was a brown hard cover novel with gold writing. I pull it off the shelf and look at the cover. It read, 'The Timeless Land'.
'Wow, this looks good,' I say walking over to a long table with ten chairs on either side of it. Eveything in this library was elegant and almost magical, I loved it here. It was my home away from home. I sit in the chair on the right side of the head chair. I open my book and start to read chapter one.
'Sora,' I read aloud. 'I know I'm going to love this one.'

Night fall was approaching and I was only on chapter ten.
'I better sign this out and read it at home.' I walk through all the allies of book shelves and up to the front desk. Ella had her head down on top of her book and her glasses were falling off.
'Ella,' I say shaking her. She opens her eyes and looks up at me, I smile at her.
'You were sleeping again,' I laugh.
'You're the only one who ever comes here. So there really is no harm in my getting a little sleep,'
'Yes, I guess so,’ I show the book I was reading and say, 'I'm ganna sigh this out, ok? You should start to closes up for the night as well. Considering it's summer it's around nine when the sun starts going down.' I laugh.
'It's really warm out today, isn't it?' She asks.
'Yeah, it's a great day to walk home,'
'Well, you have fun on your journey home and stay safe,'
'Alright, I will,'
I head out the large doors with my book in hand. The soft wind hit my face and it was so warm and comforting, I loved it. It was so nice this summer.

Akari's eyes remained indifferent. Though annoyance twinkled through them, slightly amused at his non-chalance.
"I was never given any choice. I was born and raised with vampires. I never knew differently. I think not of what hasn't happened."She swept a piece of hair from her face.
"And to be frank, I wouldn't have it any other way. The strength, the speed, the-" a small shudder went down her spine " the blood lust..."
She grinned wickedly. Though she was merely playing with him. Though he hid it well, she could feel his fear, his fascination though was still unsettling. But she smiled at the creeping horror that crossed his mind.
"It's amazing. But if you were to ever become a vampire, I assure you. With your sick and twisted mind..I'd be the one to kill you before you even tasted blood."