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Chapter 1 You were just a normal girl fresh out of high school and looking forward to spending her next four years in college. Unfortunately for you, that was also when the war got worse. Lots of soldiers were dying and in need of replacement. Drafting began in your town which meant everyone 18 throw 25 had to sign up for the war. You were beyond pissed off. You were going to be a doctor someone that helps others, you did not want to be a solder someone who kills others and you weren’t even sure why you were having this war. You weren’t sure if anyone even knew why this war was going on. It was completely random. Reds vs. blues. I

It was close to midnight, the sky was darkened by the sudden clouds of promising rain. Sitting up in your room you held onto one of your small children (stuff toys). You cuddled with the plushness of the toy as thunder echoed past your house. The Lightning flashed across your window blinding you as you stared out the medium size window. The power soon drained and you were spun into blackness. You loved the rain, the big storms but tonight something made you shudder. You were afraid for once, something seemed off and you didn't know what. Outside you spotted a small barn owl, hunched over by the large tree. The feathers trenched with the rain,

Fast food, everyone's guilty pleasure. Of course You know it's not good for you, but it's just so tempting. You gave in, of course You gave in! It was just right across the street. The Wendy's You most likely shouldn't enter. You fiddled with you're car keys contemplating your  choice of food. You got out of the car, and began the walk across the nearly empty parking lot. You glanced at the expensive car next to yours. Who with that much money comes to a Wendy's in the middle of a small town? You pushed the door open and headed in. The cashier shined you her fake smile, as you approached her. "Just a number 1, and a small coke." You ordered.

“Um…Goku. You sure about this?” You ask, tilting your head to the side slightly. He said the best shops were in the northern region of the city, but what you don’t understand is why is he takin you shopping in the first place? You weren’t really like what you’ve seen in human women. This shopping was practical when it involved food and possibly clothing but…you didn’t really enjoy shopping for the fun of it. You’d much rather be training or something. Goku grabs your hand and gently pulls you into a large building. Was this a mall…? Gods it was chaotic. It’s like the fighting t

I was in the forest, gathering herbs and such for the two demi-Saiyans I had come to know that lived out in the wilderness. I say was because now I’m up against a tree with some large, dinosaur like creature staring down at me, drool dripping from its mouth as it sizes me up. I let out a loud, shrill scream and instantly two sources of energy rush past me at top speed. I recognize them immediately as the two Saiyans I mentioned before. Trunks is the first to get in a shot, slamming his elbow into its jaw, snapping its head backwards and possibly breaking something. Gohan immediately hits it neck, ramming both feet into its chest, knocki

Okay, let me start that being here was certainly interesting; that was for damn sure. When Mr. Popo asked for assistance and I was picked to help him, I was certainly more than a little shocked. To help the guardian of Earth—even if he was the new guardian—was a huge honor. But…apparently it came with a few quirks. First off: the little Namekian became fond of me almost as soon as I landed on the lookout. Then again, he was only ten years old. Being the innocent, little thing that Dende was, he was able to get away with various things that adults—or even teenagers—might not be able to get away with without a coup

A soft, cold wind tugged your [hair color] hair while you were waiting outside the courthouse of Gotham city. It had gotten dark very quickly and you closed your coat further around you. You didn’t like the lingering stares of the men that past you. Their hungry looks made you feel uneasy and send shivers down your spine. You had been waiting for over half an hour now and you looked on your watch to see what time it was. When you had almost given up, the person you wanted to speak to walked out of the courthouse and made his way down the large steps. His brown hair framed his face and a mischievous smile curled his lips. ‘Doctor