FireSpyGirl

Marian also stopped and looked at him. "I...I have..something that makes other people want to hurt me. Because I'm different."

Natalia tried to grab the book. Her left arm was useless. "You'll have to hold it for me." Once they came to the right page, Natalia began to read out-loud. ...

Firanna stood next to the wall, watching. There were a lot of people in this house. She moved, shifting her weight onto her other leg.

Natalia looked at the girl besides her. At that moment, the mummy grabbed her. "In the coffin! There is a book with a gold cover. Can you get that?" Natalia ...

"Help Griffith!" Natalia said as the other two people charged into the room. She had been edging steadily back towards the Sarcophagus. The mummy turned it's head as they entered. ...

Natalia grabbed the mummy and pulled on it's arm. "Leave. Him. Alone." She said, saying each word clearly. She had an idea, it was a long shot, but it was ...

Marian sighed. "Originally? I couldn't tell you. All of my life has been being chased from one place to another. I've been on my own since I was ten. I ...

Marian just nodded. She still kept her shoulders stiff and pulled back. "I'm hoping to get a good layout of the town."

"I know those Hieroglyphs....Unless....Someone switched them. Somehow." Natalia felt something, something wrong, deep in her bones. She was still trembling.

Firanna just gave him a nod. She was hanging back from the others.

Firanna put her hand on her sword hilt. "Friends of yours?"

Natalia fell back, still mad. Suddenly she saw something on the mummy's hand and almost fell down with shock. There was a scarab beetle, and on that scarab beetle there ...

Marian shuddered slightly and pulled her shoulders back. She headed towards the stairs. "I want to see wants up there."

Firanna drew a quick breath as the people left the room. She realized she had been hasty, but she was sooo tired. She sheathed her sword and went out. "I'm ...

Kira now put her other palm flat on the floor next to the other one. "I wouldn't mind being dead." She half muttered.