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The Wizard Book 1: Death's Treasure

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The Wizard Book 1: Death's Treasure Chapter 1: Overweight My name is Alexander Aver Black and six months ago. Sounds dramatic, doesn't it? I'd died. Only I hadn't, not really. I'd disappeared one day. Six months later there I was in the middle of nowhere with no money, clothes, and in the middle of summer. It could have been worse I guess, it could have been winter but naked in the girls locker room. Well no one could tell what had happen to me, and I wasn't excited to tell either, not that they would believe me. Truth was though I was transported to another world completely different form ours. The foundation for their society was based on cultivating magic an might, but like all dreams the real thing was nothing like I expected. …show more content…

Her voice was soft and hard with confidence. I guess that’s why I fell for her but she rejected me when I confessed back in junior high. We are still best friends its just things like, I was transported to another world, or I would like to jump your bones that are not topics I'm eager to bring up. Trust me when I say she matured early leading every guy to be a mindless hormonal driven idiot. She was a five six, with black hair and her long hair and pale skin was comparable to only the natural beauty of a …show more content…

I'd hadn't told anyone about what really happen to me and she could probably tell I'd changed a little. Not far were I was found a cult of people whom had a satanic ritual don killing them selves and the people they captured was found. The authorities just chalked my disappearance and memories lost to repressed memories. I laughed off her concern trying to easy the tension, “That wasn't so hard to achieve on my return though. I just had to do some summer classes and take a placement test nothing to

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