"Are we all ready?" I asked quietly but firmly. Everyone nodded and I began to walk. The journey was quiet and nobody bothered to say everything was going to be alright, because it wasn't going to be. The sun started to show about five hours later and now we had to be quick and quiet. Nobody can see us, it would destroy our chances at attacking without notice. Are hope of being unseen died out after an hour of walking in the daylight, a soldier saw us. He looked about are age and very powerful. Damn it, I though to myself. Since I was infront, he grabbed me first.
With his grip tight, he said something. "What is a beautiful girl like yourself doing out in these parts?"
I stared at him darkly. "It is non of your business, now let go of me. I do not need your assistance at all," I said blankly.
He smirked. "If your friends and you are planning to attack Ging-To, think again."
"How exactly are you going to stop us?" I asked him with a bit of a flirting tone in my voice.
He looked at me for a moment and then laughed. "A couple of kids cannot destroy us."
"Well, kids probably couldn't. But, we are your age and we can!" I called out a bit, letting the others know to attack. I twisted my wrist and kicked the soldier to the ground, my blade to his neck. I looked at him for a moment, curious of his expression. He was calm and didn't show any sign of alarm. I lowered my blade.
"Tie him up, he might become useful to us," I called out to James. Smirking, James tied the soldier's arms together tightly.
"Your using me without knowing my name," He called out to me.
I turned around with a dark smile on my face. "And what might your name be?"
"Jonathon and yours?"
"Paige, now before you annoy the crap out of me with your talking, let's walk."
Jonathon:
