"Tell me about the Swords." Freddie said in the
dark.
Chester glanced back.
"Why?"
Freddie wore a solemn look on his face.
"They are important. Aren't they?"
They trailed down a long staircase, nothing above or below them.
The prefect place to attack.
"Yes." Chester replied, "They are. They are
powered by the same magic that fuels us. If we become corrupted, so does our
blades. Our weapons."
Freddie nodded. "Yours?" He asked.
Chester flinched away, almost dropping his blade.
"I grow old and tired boy. The magic that drives me ran
out long ago, I survived this long on your sister's love, and soon even that
will run out..."
Freddie hesitated, before picking up the rabbit.
Chester froze.
"What?" He squeaked.
"I don't want you to go." Freddie propped him up on
his shoulder.
Chester sighed, and leaned against his head.
It doesn't feel right. His hair was too short, his shoulders
narrow and thin.
What was Freddie thinking?
"You won't replace her." Chester said quietly.
"She was my sister." Freddie responded, just as
quietly.
Chester pointed. "That way."
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