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Silvee ran and ran, her breath short and quick. She didn't dare look behind her, for she knew what was chasing her. Theses creatures were unlike any other, fast and dangerous. Their claws could kill. To Silvee, the creatures were just another part her life. Running from them, she came to a dead end. "You're dead meat!" one of the creatures called. Silvee whipped around. She was desperate, and had no choice but to fight or flight. As the creatures closed in on her, she pushed her back against the wall. Silvee spread her wings, thirteen feet long and cream white. She flapped her wings and took off, adrenaline filling her veins. As she looked down, the creatures she called terminators were now the size of ants. Silvee flapped her wings and advanced forward. She looked down at the town below her, no one seemed to notice the 14 year on girl with wings. Silvee kept flying, feeling the wind brush her cheeks. She noticed a school, but it wasn't an ordinary school. In the courtyard, there were students practicing powers. One of them shot flames from their hand! Silvee flew down to the front lawn and tucked her wings under her windbreaker. Silvee cautiously stepped into the school, surveying the area for any possible threats. She looked at a flyer on one of the walls that said, Elemental High School. She wandered through the halls and spotted a room all the students were in. She froze and watched the in fear. All of the students in the room were chained and blindfolded, slowly being lowered into a pit of lava. Some of the students managed to escape, while others were still trapped. Silvee backed up slowly, until she heard the bell ring. Everything disappeared, the chains, the lava, and the trapped students fell to the floor. She saw one of the students approach her, and she pushed her back against the wall. The student gave her a warm smile and held out his hand," You must be a new student. Don't be afraid, I don't bite," he laughed a bit. Silvee took his hand and shook it, she looked at him," The name is Trey," the student said.