He moved through the taiga forest in the moonlight. The gentle wind blew his tattered white cloak across the air. He gripped his shadow sword in his hand firmly, ready to kill anything on sight, hostile or not. His pitch black skin almost made his a part of the cold night. His ghost-like tattered white clothes were a bit ripped, but mainly on the chest of the boy. His blood red eyes softly glowed like those of an angry wild wolf. The most frightening part was his smile. Whenever the boy smiled, it was a malicious smile that meant you were not going to live longer than 5 seconds if he caught you in the corner of his eyes. He darted his eyes, scanning his surroundings for anything moving… and living. The look in his eyes wanted suffering and death. Everyone called him a legend, but he wasn’t. The name of this evil boy… was Entity_303.

 

As he walked slowly through the taiga forest, the wind speed picked up and was strong enough to blow off the demon’s hood, exposing his dark fiery-red hair. Entity rolled his eyes with an annoying sigh and, with his open hand, grab his hood and pulled it over his head. The hair now hidden. Some of the hair poked out through the hood a bit as Entity walked, but he didn’t care as long as people couldn’t fully see his hair. He continued walking through the forest until he found what he was looking for: a non-abandoned cabin. Entity_303 flashed a malicious smile on his face. “Perfect.” He said quietly, his voice ringing with malice, and walked toward to cabin.

 

The cabin wasn’t vacant, for there was someone inside. He sensed it as he crept closer and closer, his blood red eyes glowed brighter and brighter, filled with excitement. He peeked in a cracked tiny window. From there, he saw a girl sitting on the couch, quietly reading a book. Her name was Lion. She wore a white shirt with the Minecraft icon on it with jean shorts. Her gray and pink Nike shoes sat next to her feet. Her brown silky hair covering one eye, and letting the other eye show. Sitting on her nose was a pair of purple glasses to help her see better since she was cross eyed. On her left hand was a girly watch, and the other hand was an elemental bracelet. “She’s perfect.” Entity_303 mumbled to himself, grinning an evil toothy grin. “I’ll have her destroyed in no time.. Hehe.” And just like that, he opened the window a bit more wide enough for him to fit through, and slipped through the crack as silent as a mouse.

 

Lion, unexpecting Entity, closed her book with a smile. “Another 2 chapters finished.” she exclaimed. Entity, who was around the corner in a dark hallway, scoffed. “That girl doesn’t know what’s coming.. Hehe.” He chuckled softly. He then peeked around the corner, seeing Lion dash to the kitchen, bursting with energy. She obviously hasn’t used her energy much after reading. He thought. Lion opened a chest in the kitchen and pulled out a steak from inside. She wolfed the steak down, replenishing her hunger. “Much better. I needed something to eat.” Lion said. A furry head then poked out from behind the couch. Lakota, her dog, barked happily as he saw Lion hold another steak in her hand. His silver fur nearly shimmered from the light of the redstone lamp on the ceiling. His cyan collar wrapped around his neck. “You want one, boy? Go get it!” She threw the steak in the air. Lakota jumped into the air gracefully and caught the steak in his mouth, falling to the ground gently and chewed on the juicy steak.

 

As Entity_303 watched the whole thing happen, he glanced at his shadow sword. It looked like a regular stone sword, but more dark. It pulsed with dark magic. A iridescent soft red light danced around the sword, like an enchanted tool.  He smiled with delight. She thinks she’s so safe here in the forest. Please. He thought. I’ll teach her to always expect someone like little old me. He thought as he evilly laughed softly, his blood red eyes glowing bright with excitement. It’s time she knows who lurks in the forest.

 

He then jumped out of the corner, making Lion scream. “What the heck!? Who are-” before she could finish her sentence, Entity_303 darted toward her and kicked her hard in the stomach, sending her flying into the wall. Lion screamed in pain and flashed red. He then ran up to her and grabbed her shirt, lifting her into the air. Lion looked at him with fear and uncertainty. “Leave me alone, you demon!” She screamed, trying to break loose from the boy’s grip, but he held on tight. “HA! Like I would listen to you, sweetheart.”Entity laughed.  At that insult, Lion kicked him hard in the leg, making him yell in pain, dropping her as he flashed red. She bolted beside him to Lakota, picked him up, and moved him somewhere else. “You stay here buddy. I need to deal with this ghost-demon.” She whispered softly to the dog. He whimpered, then leaped inside an open chest, closing it as he jumped in.

 

As Lion returned, Entity_303 picked up his shadow sword which he dropped from the kick. He turned around to see Lion staring at him with a glare on her face. “Either get out or you deal with me.. Whoever you are!” She shouted, pointing a finger at him. Entity laughed. “PLEASE! How can a weak girl like you stop me, Entity_303!?” He threw back his head and cackled maniacally. Lion’s face then turned bright red in anger. Her hands became tight fists. “You think I’m weak!? I’ll show you!” Suddenly, a bright white beam enveloped around her. Entity squinted his eyes in shock. When the beam disappeared, Lion still stood her ground, looking different. She wore a white hoodie with jeans. Her brown laced boots now replacing her Nike shoes. Instead of their normal brown, her eyes were red and black, looking furious. She held out her hand and an orb of fire spawned. She was her demon self.

 

“This is the last time I say this, Entity_303.” Lion warned, her now demonic voice ringed across the room. “Either you leave, or you deal with ME.” Entity scoffed. “Please… what can you do? I doubt you can defeat me, tootsie.” Lion’s face grew brighter red, but she controlled her anger… for now she did. “You underestimate people too easily. I’ll show you not to underestimate me.” She then threw the fire orb at Entity, striking him in the chest. He flew back, grunting in pain and flashing red. Lion then flew in the air, fire dancing around her body. More fire orbs appeared in her hands. She fused them together, making them a bright fire beam. “THIS IS FOR THE INSULTS!” She then shot the fire beam out of her hands at Entity_303. He screamed in pain as the fire hit him, flashing red. The blow was so strong it blew him out of the cabin, on fire and in pain. The blast blew a huge hole in the wall. He patted the fire out with his hands and stumbled to his feet. “This isn’t over…  I’ll be back for you.” Entity growled. And with that, he disappeared into the forest.

 

Lion floated to the ground, the fire that was dancing around her body extinguished. She turned back into the girl that she was before the attack. “It’s finally over.” She sighed in relief, then walked back in the house to check Lakota. She darted to the chest he jumped inside. Lion opened the chest, seeing Lakota sleeping silently. She picked her dog up and set him on the couch. “If he ever does come back. I’ll be ready.” She mumbled. She then looked at the blown wall. “Well, got some repairing to do.” She walked to the kitchen chest and opened it, grabbing tools. “Let’s get to work.”

 

As she repaired, on a mountain in the distance stood a figure. His eyes glowed bright white. His dark cyan shirt softly blew around in the wind. His jeans were sort of stained. His brown dirty hair covered his face a bit. “This girl is… extraordinary..” The boy mumbled. “I’ll pay her a visit someday…” And with that, he jumped off the mountain, landing feet first unscathed, and ran off.