Exclusive Interview with Madame Kenah

By Anonymous

The Beginning

“A long time ago there was a raging war between the people who use dark magic and people who don’t. King Elias the Second led his people into the battle again but this time it was going to be their last because they had a dagger that was forged with magic and only responded to his blood. Tenebrium was the leader of the people who used dark magic. Tenebrium was a terrifying creature made out of dark magic. He was part human, part wolf, and part demon. King Elias rode his horse forward toward Teneperium and with a surprise attack, he stabbed Tenebrium. It was true indeed, the dagger was able to kill the monster but when he was dying he left one thing, a curse. Tenebrium said, “All you cared about shall perish and your legacy shall bring what you hate.” King Elias didn’t know what this meant but with their leader fallen the people who worshiped darkmagic have been defeated. That night King Elias threw the biggest feast his kingdom ever saw, but the next day the curse came true and an earthquake destroyed his kingdom. The survivors scattered around the world including King Elias who was devastated from seeing his kingdom getting destroyed.” the mother told her two daughters. “The magic people are just evil. How could they destroy a kingdom?!” said the older daughter who was blond with green bright eyes. “Why is there a war?” asked the younger one with black hair, and dark blue eyes. “As its name dark magic is bad. Everyone who used it got consumed by it, that is why the king protected his people.” answered the mother. “So, the humans started the war?” asked the little sister. “Come on what is to think about, it's just a story.” pointed out the big sister. “This is a story that was passed down in my family. It might not be real but it has much to tell.” said the mother. “Like what?” asked the young sister. “It's very late,” said the mother looking at her watch, “How about I tell you tomorrow?” “ ‘Kay,” said the young sister. The mother walked her daughters to their beds, and as fast as the kids laid on the bed they fell asleep. The next day the family went to the park. It was a good day until a group of terrorists attacked their city and hospitalized a lot of people including the family. In the hospital the half awake little sister heard the doctors talking. “It’s amazing how she survived,” said a doctor. “Hope it was the same with her family,” added another doctor. They didn’t say any names, but it was clear to me that from now on I was on my own.