Ch.1

It was a warm, spring day in Killamari, Dakota.  Killamari is surrounded by a forest and is a very secret place.  If you are not someone of wealth, have power, or anything like that; it seems like your walking in a forest.  If you are wealthy, you have to be a good, wealthy person like give some of your money to charity.  The town goes invisible all on it’s own.  The town doesn’t have a mayor or president, just the people.  The population of the town has only 50 people in it.  The girls there are really pretty for some reason.  
There was a girl named Madison in the town park.  The park is really nice.  It has your average playground stuff but has a pond in the middle and a big meadow a little ways a from everything else.  She was sitting on a low branch in a willow tree. There was a slight breeze and the breeze was blowing the willow strands around Madison.  Madison LOVES willow trees.  Madison has brown hair that comes just below the middle of her back.  She always has it up one way or another.  She also has light blue eyes and is wearing a white skirt and tank top.  The willow tree is her favorite place to be.  Madison also has a great singing voice.  She is sixteen and has powers.  No one knew this though.  Her powers include invisibility, running half fast, force field, fire, water, earth, and air.  She’s had these since she was born.  When she was born, she didn’t look like she had powers but her dad could tell.      
Now there was a boy about her age sitting by a pond.  James doesn’t like big things of water like an ocean or a sea.  He likes smaller lakes, not the big ones.  He has short, blond hair and green eyes.  His name is James.  James was…different.  James just moved to Killamari a week ago and he was exploring the town.  It’s a good thing he lives by the park like Madison or else he wouldn’t be able to see through the fog that was starting to build up.  James was a like a ghost.  His skin is very pale but he couldn’t fly very high into the air.  
It was getting late, so Madison jumped out of the tree and stood there taking in the fresh air for the last time that day.  Madison’s home is past the pond and James’ is past the willow tree.  James had left as well.  They had to go opposite ways to get home.  Both of them were walking in the same path and they crashed into each other.  They didn’t see each other because it was getting kind of foggy out.  They stumbled backward a bit and fell.  

“Oh! I’m so sorry!” Madison exclaimed.

“Ah, don’t worry about it.” James said cheerfully.

By now, both of them had gotten up.

“Well, I have to go.  My mom has dinner waiting.  Bye.” Madison said.

“Bye.” James said.

James moved out of Madison’s way.  She smiled at him and ran home.

“Who was that?” James asked himself and went home.