Dialogue Essays: Eliana's Narrative

“Yes?” He turned to look at her, although he didn’t look directly at her, more at the creature she was holding.

"I think a reasonable belief would be that his father got killed and then subsequently he shoots and kills these four people," the commander said. "Does he do that randomly? I mean only he can answer that question. I wouldn't suspect he would just pick four random people on the street. That wouldn't make sense to me."

“Talako, some of his friends, and I may or may not have gotten into a fight which resulted in the four of them on the ground.” I said and smiled as innocent as possible.

“Who’s they?” he wanted to know. “Who, specifically, do you think is trying to murder you?”

“Your honor, no one wants to speak,” Michelle said. After asking if either attorney wanted to say anything, Judge Dean continued. “Marlene Barnes, a jury of your peers found you guilty of first-degree murder. The court sentences you to die in the death chamber at the State Prison,” the judge said as the deputy helped Marlene stand up and led her out of the courtroom sobbing.

Allie was stunned. She had assumed that everything was already set. “Why can’t you go- what is holding you here?” she asked.

Blinking, the woman stared at the duo. She could feel the pureness of the soul belonging to the child, and the lack there-of in relation to his butler. A malignant creature then. And his prey. Such an odd choice, she mused, as pure souls rarely wanted anything to do with creatures such as demons. She let her mind lick at the outer layer of his being, and she smiled at the feel of the aura.

"Samuel's father is with them. He should be able to help while we help fight those things. Come on," he told her, pulling out a pistol for her to take. She grabbed it, putting it in her front pocket. "We have to inform the force."

“Away from that!” he said then looked at Tizbeth. “Yes Lady Domonique. We can find you a very docile

“Was the little girl trying to kill you?” Jane teased, wiping the baby’s mouth with a cloth.

"She's fine. I was actually talking to my mother, and she told me that Alexis talked about you"

"Of course. He won't attempt to kill us until my father has won. Other wise our organization would search until he is found," Dahlia said amused of how cowardly the stranger was acting, "We won't be able to notice it is him until the results are casted."

King shrugged. “Well that's an unexpected thing to say to me, I didn't ever swear to be your partner in whatever your life long plans were.”

"I thought so." He said, not sounding very surprised with the long-overdue news. "Whenever I wasn't training with Father, I used to sneak out of the dungeon and look for her." There was a brief pause. "I never found her."

“How can she be part of that? I mean I even saw the news they said all seven children were executed as well.” Prompto said.