Kelsey really should have been afraid. She had just been attacked by a pack of phsycotic killer wolves, badly injured, (which still hurt her badly), taken in by some, what did she call herself? Some nymairy! AND NOW, this gut, Amnester, wanted her for her powers, whatever they were. But instead, she was absolutely livid! How dare this guy, try and kill her and her friends! Who did her think he was? Where did he get off thinking he could mess with her! No way! Not happening! This guy needed to be put in his place! And she was going to be the one to do it! Yes sir! Suddenly, Amnester swept into the room. If he hadn't absolutely radiated power, Kelsey would have laughed at his get-up. He wore a long, black, billowing cape that swept the floor. He wore something like battle armor, and had a sword hanging at his side. His helmet reminded her of a vikings, with horns sticking out on either side, and covered most of his face. If she could, she would have stood up and told him off, but being strapped to the bed by tree roots made it a little difficult. "So," he said, his voice like oil; "your Kelsey, the linixie?" Kelsey didn't reply, but just glarred. He laughed. "You have spunk, my dear! That's good! The more spunky, the more powerful!" He laughed again. Kelsey lost her temper. "Just WHERE do you get off, kidnapping me, trying to kill my friends and I, the trapping me in some tree, with, whatever she said she was!" Again, he laughed. Seriously, do ALL villians laugh? Kelsey thought starring at him. "Well," he said, regaining composure; "I suppose it did smell a little abrasive. But, now that your here, you'll do exactly as I tell you to do." "The day colored birds catapult at green pigs!" Kelsey replied tartly, not knowing exactly where that came from. "Then you AND your friends will pay the price!" He said, a phsycotic smile spreading over his face. "Wait," Kelsey said haltingly; "you have Sophie and Frank?" "Oh, not yet," he said, still smiling; "but we have a nasty little surprise for them, unless you coporate!" With that, he turned and left, his cape sweeping the floor, the nymairy following, shuting the door with a resounding BOOM! Kelsey sat quietly. Her mind going over everything. A wave of hoplessness washed over her, and she nearly cried, when she remembered something Sophie had said; 'The power of friendship is awfully valuable.' Could friendship really be all that powerful and valuable? Kelsey decided to find out. She had nothing to lose...

Here I leave it! DADA! Cappie hira. Finally, he's praising me!

The Amazing, Crazy, Ubelievable, Phsycotic, Rodent-Rampent, High Flying Adventures of Kelsey Rose!

With a title like that, the story could just keep going! Or make a sequel! 

Cappie says herd. Really, Cappie? Have you REALLY heard, a title like that?

I've only read the first few comments, but I think it should be called Kelsey Rose and the Ex Unnamed Deity. 

I like that first one. Maybe mention Sir Kevin in there a la "A Good McGuffin is hard to Find, Especially When Green Armadillos are Involved".

After Merdith left, Kelsey glanced about the room. The room was definitely made of wood. The door was blocked by root bars. There was a small window, maybe just big enough for me to squeeze through. 'Now what?' I thought to myself. 'Fly, silly!' Sophie replied in my mind. Fly? 'Sophie, I can't fly. 'Sure you can! Look, you believed in the power of friendship. Now, you have to believe your a linixie!' I stared at the window. Out of everything that's happened, why can't I believe I'm a linixie? I thought about all the strange stuff that had happened to me over the years. How answers on exams just came to me on questions I didn't know. How I'd always been able to outrun even the tallest boys in my classes when I was little. Then something else struck me. I had a sudden memory of being on a swing. The girl next to me jumped, then hurt her ankle because it'd been too high. I'd jumped from even higher, and seemed to just float to the ground, like when Alice fell down the rabbit hole. Could I fly? I started concentrating hard. Suddenly, there was a shimmering behind me. I looked over my shoulder. There, on my back, was a pair of silver, lacey wings. 'You did it!' Sophie squealed excitedly in my mind. 'Okay, fly out the window, we're waiting.' I tested my wings. First, a gentle flap, then they started flitting, faster and faster. I rose up off the ground. I giggled. The sensation was incredible! Suddenly, I heard Merideth scream behind me. "Amnester! She's figured it out!" I knew it was a matter of seconds. I flapped my wings faster, and leaned toward the window. I shot up, gaining speed. At the last second, I folded my wings in, and I shot through the window. Frank and Sophie both sat on the pegusi. I shot up toward them, but suddenly...

Taday! Something suspensful!