Lunacat
08-03-2009, 02:57 PM
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Battle in Darkness
This is a Story about Coal, a black and brown wolf who can turn human when ever he wants.
He prefers to live his life alone with his mother but things change when he moves close to town with his mother.
He soon learns there's a secret war between Werecats and Werewolves, battling each night, hidden from the human world.
Coal is soon dragged into the war and is forced to fight with his new friends weather he likes it or not.
They must stop the werecats before the werewolves are all killed off.
Through-out Coal’s life, he thought he was a werewolf but soon learns he's not. His back bears
the marks of an ancient race that is told old fairy tales, his scare bears the mark of a prophecy.
Will he and his friends discover the truth behind the werecats and stop the war? Read the story to find out.
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Series 1: Coal is keeping a secret about the death of his father, a secret that is haunting him and
soon he will be forced to tell his mother what really happend.
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Series 2: Coal finds out his father, Chris, was working on a secret project and no one will tell him
what it was.While Coal tries to solve the mystery of the secret project, a new girl has arrived in
school and she has taken a fascination for werewolves. To make matter’s worse Coal thinks he’s
being watched, his friends thinks he’s being paranoid because of the new girl.
Series 3: After discovering his father's secret project, Coal learns there are more werecats than
before and he suspects he knows who is behind it. His only problem is finding the proof.
When he sneaks out past his bed time to find the proof, he discovers something to shocking to tell anyone.
Series 4: Coal's nightmars of his father was over when he told his mother what really happend but ever
since he sneaked out of the house after bed time, a nightmare of his long forgotten past keeps haunting him.
3 men comes to town always appearing when Coal needed help. He's starting to think
they're following him but what do they want with him?
News: Added Chapter 28-31
Lunacat
08-03-2009, 02:58 PM
Chapter 1: First day of School
The birds twittered in the cool morning air since 5 AM, waking up Susan. She dragged herself out of bed and went to the bathroom where she spent most of her early morning putting on makeup and getting dressed with the door closed. She was nearly finished getting dressed and was now doing her hair, trying to hurry and get done. She faced the mirror that hung over the white marble sink, trying to put her blond hair in a bun. While she was busy with her hair, she began to hear a loud buzzing.
"Coal, get up!" Susan yelled from the bathroom when the alarm didn't stop buzzing. Heavy foot steps hit the floor with each step and then the alarm clock suddenly became quiet. It took Susan another ten minutes to finish her hair. She stood back from the sink and looked at herself in the mirror. She wore a light blue silk shirt and a light blue dress that reached to her knees.
Satisfied with how she looked, she left the bathroom, passing Coal's room. The door was shut and there was no noise coming from the room. She naturally assumed he had went back to sleep.
"Coal!" Susan shouted at the door
"Downstairs, mom!" Coal shouted from downstairs.
Susan smiled, relieved that he got up in time for school and yet surprised at how fast he got up.
She hurried downstairs and walked quickly down the hall to the kitchen. Coal sat at the small round wooden table in the kitchen with a yellow bowl full of cheerios and milk. The sun hadn't rose in the sky yet but just in the horizon was light in shades of yellow, pink and pale blue.
"You certainly didn't waste time getting downstairs," Susan observed walking to the table where her grey and white messenger bag sat opened. Coal didn't respond, he just wanted to hurry and finish eating. Susan opened her bag and quickly shuffling through the books and papers, making sure she didn't forget anything.
"Did you forget something?" Coal asked looking up at her with his blue eyes.
She paused and looked up at him from her bag, "I hope not," She paused, looking at Coal's black messy hair. "Did you brush your hair yet?"
"I just got up and besides you were in the bathroom," Coal answered, yawning tiredly.
"Well, brush your hair before we leave for school in a few minutes," Susan told him.
Coal quickly tried to eat his cheerios while glancing at the clock on the wall in front of him as it ticked closer to 6:30
When he eaten all his cheerios, he took his bowel to the kitchen and sat it in the sink. He turned from the sink noticing his mother running back and forth through the kitchen, to the living room. She obviously forgot something, seeing how she was stuffing papers in her messenger bag.
"Coal, hurry," Susan told him rushing from the kitchen.
"Mom, what's the hurry?" Coal asked, "We're not going to be late for school."
"I want to get there before the school buses do," Susan answered from the living room.
Coal left the kitchen and hurried upstairs to the bathroom. He picked up his blue brush that hung on the wall to his right and brushed his hair, making sure his S shaped scar on his forehead was safely covered.
"Coal!" Susan shouted.
"Just a minute!" Coal yelled impatiently.
He hung the brush back on the wall and hurried downstairs where Susan was waiting at the door. Coal went to the living room, picked up his black and grey backpack, then hurried out of the house with Susan behind him.
"Mom, can't you just home school me like you use to?" Coal asked standing behind her.
Susan locked the front door with her key and walked Coal to her dark red car. She opened the back door of her car and dropped her bag in the backseat then she closed the door.
"I can't anymore. I don't have time, so you have to go to school like everyone else," Susan opened the driver's side of the door and smiled at Coal, "besides, you just might make some friends."
Coal sighed, he didn't like the idea of going to school with other people. He liked it at home, it was quiet and hardly anyone bothered him.
Coal climbed into the car on the passenger side, closed the door and put his seatbelt on. He left his backpack on the floor beside his feet as Susan quickly sat in the car.
"Your first day at school. Are you exited?" Susan asked, putting on her seatbelt and backing the car out of the driveway.
"No, not one bit. It'll be noisy, to many people there, crowed...It'll be awful," Coal replied, leaning on his head on the window and stared outside. His mother was obviously more excited than he was.
Susan smiled, "It won't be that bad, Coal." She pulled out onto the street, put the car in dive and drove off.
Susan glanced at him and saw that he was pouting, "Coal, going to school is just what you need. You can't stay at home all the time."
"I can try," Coal whispered to himself without looking at his mother. He was still upset that he had to go to school.
Coal watched the big towering city in the distance just within the horizen as Susan drove through the neighborhood and onto the busy street. Trees covered Coal's view of the city once in a while. As they drove closer to the edge of town, the city buildings began to look taller.
"There it is, Coal," Susan pointed to the red bricked building peaking over the tree tops.
When they came to a clearing just short of the school yard, Coal looked at the large red school building. It was three stories high with large windows on it. A farly large tree sat at the front of the building barly casting a shadow as the sun started to rise. A row of cut retangle bushes grew against the school building. The curb in front of the school was painted yellow. Coal guessed it had something to do with buses or at lest the school itself.
Susan drove into the parking lot at the side of the school building which was half full of cars. She parked her dark red car next to the grass and a blue van.
Coal took his seatbelt off and opened the door. There were a few students walking to school, some were dropped off by their parents.
"Do you have your schedule?" Susan asked getting out of the car and opening the back car door.
"Yes," Coal answered, getting out of the car and hanging his back pack on his shoulder.
"Good. Can you find your room without me?" Susan asked taking her messenger back off the seat and closing the door..
"I guess," Coal answered, taking a piece of paper out of his backpack. He wasn't quite sure where his room was or his locker.
Susan hung her messenger bag on her shoulder and walked Coal to the School.
Once they were inside, they stopped and looked down the four large halls. Susan remembered where the office was, just around the corner.
"Couldn't you have gotten another job?" Coal asked.
"Getting a job as a science teacher is perfect for me...and you. I can be with you all the time, especially if you have any trouble at school." Susan answered. "Well, I'm going to find my classroom." Susan left Coal and went upstairs just down the left hall.
Coal looked at his paper and read his locker number, "210, I wonder where that is?"
He walked to the hall ahead of him, reading all the locker numbers on each side of the wall. Then he turned down another hall, and then several more hall till he came to one with windows on one side of the wall, "110...150...200" Coal stopped, he knew he was close to his locker, "205...210" Coal had a green locker just a few lockers away from a door that lead to the court yard.
He opened his locker, took out his lunch bag from his backpack and sat it in his locker. Then he closed the locker door.
Coal left his locker as the halls started to pack with kids coming into the building. Coal hurried down the hall and went upstairs. He looked at the room numbers above the doors till he found his room. He went inside and was greeted by his new teacher as she finished straightening her desk.
"Hello," the teachers said looking up from her desk, "You must be Coal."
"Yes," Coal replied.
"Well have a seat, Coal," The teacher pointed to a desk in front of her.
Time seem to have flew by while Coal was in the room doing math. The bell rang and the teacher announced to the class that it was lunch time.
Everyone put their books in their back packs or carried them rushing to get out of the room. When the room was clear, Coal was of course the last to leave. He went downstairs to his locker and took out his lunch leaving his backpack in his locker. Coal turned around and was startled to see a dark blond girl watching him. She wore jeans and a sleeveless shirt.
She smiled at him, "Hi, I'm Raya. You’re the new kid in school...right you?"
"Yes," Coal answered.
Just then 3 other kids joined Raya. A light brown headed boy and a red headed boy with a long black haired girl.
"What's your name?" Raya asked.
"Coal."
"This is Ava, Mike and Darik. Do you want to join us for lunch?" Raya asked happily.
Coal didn't feel comfortable eating with someone else. He liked eating by himself.
"No thanks," Coal answered, then he went outside through the door.
"He's the new kid in school?" Darik asked, watching Coal walk away.
"Maybe he's shy?" Ava guessed.
"Come on, lets join him instead," Raya proposed.
"He said no, though," Mike reminded her.
"He's not going to join us so we'll join him instead," Raya told him.
"Why are you bothering with him anyway?" Mike asked.
Raya looked at him with a serious face, "Because, he's new." Raya left the hall and went outside with her three friends, following Coal to the far end of the court yard towards the field.
Coal sat down on the grass and took out his sandwich.
Raya and her three friends startled Coal and sat down around him. Coal sighed, and continued eating his sandwich while listening to Raya talk. He never thought it was possible for someone to talk so much.
"Coal, you don't talk much," Raya observed.
"No one talks as much as you do," Darik remarked.
Raya was annoyed but his remark, "I can't help it. I have a lot to say."
"Yeah...A lot about nothing," Darik agreed as he and Mike began laughing, even Ava giggled.
Coal sat with a blank look on his face wondering what was so funny.
When he finished eating, he packed everything in his lunch bag and stood up, "bye." Then he left.
"Ummm...wait!" Raya exclaimed, "Lunch isn't over yet."
"I'm done eating so lunch is over for me. Bye," Then Coal turned and left, heading back into school.
"Well, he's certainly not the talkative type," Darik observed.
"We didn't even get to find out much about him, just his name," Mike said.
"Well, lets go ask him some questions and-" Raya began to suggest but was interrupted.
"Let him be. You pestered him enough for one day," Mike told her.
Coal dropped his lunch bag in the trash bin by the door and went inside the school. He went to his locker and took out his backpack then stood at the window gazing at the 4 kids that sat with him.
"What an odd group. Is everyone here like that?" Coal thought.
Then he went upstairs to his next class.
He went from class to class after each bell till school was out. He left his classroom and meet up with his mother in her classroom, by then everyone had left and only his mother was there still packing papers in her bag. Susan looked up from her desk and smiled, "Coal, ready to head home?"
"Yes," Coal answered standing at the door, looking miserable.
"Smile Coal. School wasn't that bad...was it?" Susan asked approaching him.
"It was ok...I guess," Coal answered.
"Ok?" Susan asked pausing in front of him.
"The kids in school talk to much and it's crowed and..."
Susan laughed, "Sounds like when I went to school. Come on, lets go home."
Susan walked Coal to the hall and closed the door. Then she led him downstairs and outside where school buses started to leave.
"Hay Coal!" Raya shouted running towards him.
Coal sighed, he stopped and turned around, only to find Raya with her three friends.
"Coal, I guess we'll be seeing you at lunch tomorrow then?" Raya asked.
"That is if he doesn't mind chatter box," Darik added.
"Of course he doesn't mind," Susan said suddenly.
"Mom," Coal whispered to her.
"Are you Miss Withers the science teacher?" Mike asked.
"Yes I am," Susan answered.
"Your Coal's mother?" Darik asked surprisingly.
"I certainly am. Are you four, friends of Coal?" Susan asked them.
"We'd like to be," Ava answered shyly.
"That's wonderful. Coal never had friends before. School is new to him too," Susan commented.
Coal folded his arms in frustration, "Mom...please."
Susan giggled, "Well we better go. Bye."
The four kids said goodbye and hurried to the cars that were waiting for them.
Coal walked to the dark red car in the parking lot and climbed inside. Susan sat her bag in the backseat and climbed in the diver side.
"How about that? Four new friends," Susan commented.
"I didn't ask for friends," Coal told her.
"You need friends," Susan told him.
"No I don't. I was fine without them all these years," Coal replied.
"Everyone needs friends, Coal. It will be a lonely world without them," Susan told him. Then she backed the car out the parking spot and left the school parking lot, heading home.
Lunacat
10-26-2009, 12:57 PM
I went through 4 pages to find this thread...lol...it was at the very top and I didn't notice.
I've been so busy, i hope to have the next chapter done soon. I'm dying to do chapter 28,29 and 30.
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