WIND
After a couple of minutes of walking, we finally reached the city, and something inside of me relaxed and tugged at my heart. It had been so long since I interacted with other people that weren't gods or monsters or demi-gods. I missed it, I missed pretending to be normal, literally speaking.
I always knew I wasn't normal, I knew that my parents weren't just a politician and a businesswoman, and my destiny was going to be a lot more dangerous and harder than just typing in some numbers into a computer and attending meetings. But I knew I could always pretend to be that normal, teenage girl who liked to go to parties, who was a bit rebellious and lazy but still clever and determined.
Reaching into my pocket, I took out my cellphone and just stared at it. It was turned off, mostly
