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Chapter One: June 5, 2008 12:00 P.M “Hey Miranda, can I talk to you?” I said in a shaky tone as I was getting out of school on the last day. “Hey,” Miranda said in her soft voice smiling at me. “Do you think we could go out tonight? There’s something I need to tell you,” I said still shaking. “Yeah sure,” she said with a smile that stopped my heart. “Cool, I’ll pick you up at eight. Where do you want to go?” I said in a cold sweat, with a nervous smile, and a strange cold sensation in my ches...

Prologue: June 5, 2008 1:28 A.M Deep in a fiery pit of hell two human-like shapes come together to talk. “Are we almost ready, Lilith?” The man-shaped figure said. “Yes, Samuel, we’ve waited for a millennia, biting our time. He’s too distracted right now. It’s prefect timing. The solar eclipse is almost upon us,” a women-shaped figure said. “We will finally be free to rule that world without any interruptions,” Samuel said in an excited tone. “First we have to make sure to exterminate the res...

June 5, 2008 1:28 A.M Deep in a fiery pit of hell two human-like shapes come together to talk. “Are we almost ready, Erin?” The man-shaped figure said. “Yes, Jason, we’ve waited for 116 years biting our time. He’s too distracted right now. It’s prefect timing. The solar eclipse is almost upon us,” a women-shaped figure said. “We will finally be free to rule that world without any interruptions,” Jason said in an excited tone. “First we have to make sure that he wasn’t reincarnated,” Erin said...

It had been about half a day since they had left Chihuahua, towards Mexico City, towards what they once called home, and their dark past. They sat in silence as the cool night air rushed past their solemn faces. “Carlos, there’s one thing that I didn’t tell you before in front of Hector and Yesinia.” “What?” “Well before I got into that car chase I was able to figure out who those guys were working for.” “And who is it?” “Well remember Gabriel Rodriguez, that kid we used to play with back in ...

Prelude 9 Years Ago... It was a beautiful, breezy summer night as the full moon casted it’s gentle gaze on the silent streets of Mexico City. Meanwhile a family of five stared into the moon’s pale face with their deep, dark brown eyes focused as if they were in a trance and their raven black hair flowing with the breeze, while the baby’s soft cries were carried into the night. They stared into the moon’s face for hours before going inside and drifting into a deep, peaceful sleep. Meanwhile ju...