Chapter: The first battle or abnormally energetic

Hello. I know was gone for a bit long. Sorry * dog look *

The First Battle or abnormal energy
The first fight or abnormal forces

The kids stayed for another 2 days, although the last day wasn't actually allowed to be counted because on that day they packed their things and went back down to the hut instead of relaxing and going for a swim. Lucy had withdrawn more in the last few days and tried to get out of the way of the others for some reason (maybe because she feels guilty? * Scream *).

Lucy put her things in the backpack and locked it securely. Then she balled up her sleeping bag and air mattress and stowed them on the backpack. Alright Didn't look very elegant but it held up. She shouldered the backpack and suddenly the tent collapsed.
"Lucy? Sorry I didn't see you!" said a familiar voice and took Lucy by the hand to pull her out of the rubble.
"Man!But you can also ask, right? "Asked Lucy, rubbing her head on which this stupid beam had fallen.
"Hey Sorry!" said Tala again.
"It's okay! My head is big enough!" Lucy waved her off and tried to pull her backpack out of the collapsed tent.
"That's what you call a thick skull!" noted Kai who came to it.
Lucy shouldered her backpack and walked past him, but not without giving him another ice-cold look.
"My God! Is that back on!" said Tala and began to roll up the tent.
Meanwhile, Lucy went to the entrance of the cave and put down her backpack. From this she rummaged a picture. Two adults and a small child could be seen on it. The man had black short hair, dark blue eyes and office clothes. The woman had short, golden hair, dark green eyes, a T-shirt that said 'No Problem' and a dark skirt up to her knees. The child had black hair, dark eyes, a T-shirt with a little bear on it and bell-bottoms with lots of little flowers on it.Everyone laughed and looked happy. Lucy ran her finger over it once. Suddenly the tears came inside her, but she suppressed them. > I draw people in here on matters they are not involved with. For whom they can not do anything. <stated Lucy,> What can the Blade Breakers and the Blitzkrieg Boys do for Boris having my sister? <She felt as if her head was about to explode. She began to wonder if it was right ... No, of course it wasn't right, but how could she defend herself. She didn't want her sister involved, but neither did the teams. Only because of this argument with Boris. Lucy shook her head and quickly dismissed the thought.
"Hey who is that?" a voice asked and the picture was torn from Lucy's hand straight away.
"Are this your parents?" asked the redhead to whom the voice belonged.
"That is none of your business!" Lucy called and tried to tear the picture away from Tala.However, since Tala was taller than herself, she could not get close to the picture.
"Give it back!" demanded Lucy heatedly.
"Why do you have a picture of them with you?" Tala asked further, ignoring her protests.
"I don't see what that has to do with you!" Lucy hissed and knocked the picture out of his hand, which then fell with a clatter to the floor.
Lucy picked up the broken pieces and put the broken picture back in her pocket.
"When you absolutely have to snoop around other people's pasts! LEAVE MINE OUT! CLEAR?" she yelled at him and ran with the backpack on her back through the tunnel, past the huge hole and out to the other side. Lucy heard Tala's calls behind her, but she didn't want to stop. She really just wanted to forget, but everywhere she went something reminded her of the abbey and her dead parents. At the end of the tunnel she stopped and looked around. The meadows at their feet were green and lush.Butterflies fluttered here and around and their hut was quite far down, only recognizable as a point. Lucy started the descent, which should be easier, but it wasn't. After about an hour she arrived at the hut door and wiped the sweat from her forehead. The sun shone mercilessly down on them. Lucy took the key from behind a pile of sticks and unlocked the door. The smell of old wood came straight towards her. She inhaled and exhaled. Lucy put down her bag and took off her shoes (she has no jacket on). Then she took her bag upstairs and locked the door. She slowly slid down the door. She pulled up her knees, wrapped her arms around them, and rested her head on them. She would have loved to cry now, just let everything out. But then she shook her head. She got up and stood by the window and took Griffer out of her pocket. She looked at him for a long time, while he sometimes shed light.With a sigh, she turned from the window and sat on her bed. Then she pulled her guitar case from under the bed and opened it. Her guitar was in there. Actually clear, but if you entered a certain combination on the keys of the pocket calculator on the side, a compartment on the side opened. Lucy entered her station wagon and pulled out a few sheets of paper. There were notes with text on it. She put it down in front of her and began to play, first without singing then with:

Everyday I go along the streets
See sad people everywhere
I can't believe that you're the reason
The reason for my icy heart

Everyday I wish me
A life without you
A life without these empty faces
Empty corridors, empty hearts

Your empty heart is infectious
Your empty eyes scare me
GO AWAY
Leave me alone

I hope everyday
One day you're go away
Out of my head
Why you're so frightened?

No Answers for any questions
This is your world
Your deathly worldI hope I'm dead ...

Lucy was interrupted by the ringing of her cell phone. Seconds had passed before she was back in reality and reached for the cell phone.
"Lucy?" answered the eponymous.
"How's it going? When are you finished?" asked a rough voice.
"Soon…"
Suddenly polter came up from below. Lucy looked up.
"I have to break up! I'll call you back!" Lucy whispered and just managed to put her cell phone under her pillow.
Lucy got up and packed her suitcase again. When the door suddenly flew open, she felt quite a surprise.
"Lucy there you are!" said a well-known female voice.
Lucy put her suitcase back under the bed before the rest of the crowd came in.
"Why did you leave already?" asked Lila, playing with Griffer.
"Give it to me!" Lucy hissed and continued after she had Griffer in her hands: "I was careful that you need so long anyway and then I'll just go ahead!"Unanimous nods, only Tala looked at her urgently.
"Well then let's go back down! I'll do ...!" began Lee.
"EAT!" it came from Tyson and Lila and the two whizzed past the others.
Lucy and Tala stayed behind.
"Did you always have to look like that?" Lucy finally asked.
"Not when you tell me what you just got!"
"I told you that clearly enough, didn't I?" gifted Lucy.
"No! You have to declare it stupid again!"
"For people like you, right?" Lucy hissed with narrowed eyes.
"Don't push it too far!" brought out Tala from behind clenched teeth.
Lucy was silent and was still fiddling with Griffer. She tossed him up and caught him again.
"My parents died since I was 3 years old! They were pushed off a cliff!" Lucy said with her eyes still on Griffer.
"And who…?"
"That's really none of your business with Tala!" Lucy said calmly.
"...!"
"And not what I did then either! It's my business!Really! ”She interrupted, turning her head away.
Tala sighed.
"Do you know who you remind me of?" he asked and stood at the window.
Lucy shook her head and watched him open the window.
"To me!" he finally said when a bird landed on his outstretched hand (like Brooklyn! * dreamy look *).
Lucy looked at him questioningly.
"Well! I used to think that it was none of my friends' business if I was worried! And at some point they replied and devoured all our problems!" he said and stroked the little bird, who apparently wanted to settle down on his hand at home.
"For me it's just that it's really my business! And I don't really want anyone to know either!" said Lucy and added:> Because that would destroy our whole plan! <in thought.
"I just mean!" said Tala and put the bird back on the roof tiles, "I really just wanted to help you!""Thanks!" Lucy whispered to herself.
"What?" asked Tala and turned around.
"Thanks!" Lucy said a little louder, "I mean that you wanted to help me!"
"Actually, I need more help than you think!" she whispered to herself.
"Hey no matter what! You can always count on me!" said Tala and crouched in front of Lucy, who was sitting on the bed.
He smiled at her, making Lucy smile too. Suddenly she fell around Tala’s neck.
"You are the first to show that he wants to help me!" she whispered in his ear.
Tala, who was quite surprised by the whole situation, could only nod. When Lucy let go of him again, a dark red sheen appeared on the tip of her nose.
"T ... I'm sorry!" broke it out and helped him up.
When the two noticed a little later that they were still `holding hands` and looking deep into each other's eyes, they suddenly began to laugh.
"Let's go down!" Lucy said and rubbed her stomach because she had a stomachache from laughing so much."I'm following you on my feet!" Tala reprimanded, causing Lucy to laugh again.
"Stop being so funny!" Lucy said played angry.
"You have to laugh at the sight of you!" he grinned.
"You…!" Lucy began and then pulled one of her pillows over Tala 's turnip.
"Hey!" protested Tala.
"Well, if you insult me, there's something behind your ears!"
"Or on the head!" laughed Tala.
For the first time in years, Lucy felt free again. Freed from all bad thoughts, just left out.
"Hey how about a match?" Tala then asked and pointed to Griffer.
Lucy hesitated, but then agreed. They both went down and then outside where there is a tableu. Both stood on one side and snapped their blades into place.
"Finished?"
"Finished!" Lucy confirmed they both started their blades.
These collapsed in the middle and then flew