Mainey kaha aunty pankaj bahiya kaha hai aunty boli tere uncle aur pankaj aaj subha ki train se delhi gaye hai 6 din ke baad aayegayMainey kaha aunty...mumy ne dahi mangwaya haiAunty boli : teri mumy ney muje phone kar ke bol deya hai aaj Teri mumy dahi wada bana rahi hai aur dahi thoda kam pad gayavenay tum mumy sey kahnaa ki thoda dahiwada mere liye bhi rakhanaa mainey kaha tik hai main bol doongaAunty ne kaha ki friz sey dahi leloo Frez sofa ke paas hi taaaunty apna ek pair sofa par aur. “Yes, William. How did the story reach you so soon?”“It didn’t reach me. Your report only came in on the day that I left. I was informed by one of the Queen’s ladies in waiting three days before that. I had gone to speak to the Prime Minister about another matter when I was intercepted by Mistress Zena, the taller of the Queen’s ladies in waiting. She gave me more information about what I wanted to see the PM about, than our Intelligence people had, and just about eliminated the need for the. No animals scurried around, no birds made a sound in the night. No creatures seemed to even live in this frightful place.But somewhere from deep in the dead forest, came a sound. An inhuman cry of anguish. It echoed in the starry sky filling the air with the gurgling pain of something. The sound did indeed come from a human. A man infact. Yes a man by the name of Louku lay in pain on the snowy earth. He was chained to a tree by shackles at his wrists and ankles. His hair was dark brown and. .." uttered both I and her simultaneously. "Masaka... that's a mirror!" I was again rendered speechless. Why did I say 'masaka' insteadof 'it can't be?' and how did I end up as the real life version of acharacter from anime? Using my all-too-obvious slender fingers with longelegant nails I finally brushed away the soft brown hair in my face andscanned the mirror. Somehow I was able to tear my eyes from the mirrorand as I looked at myself I was greeted with the same thing I had seen inthe.