"Adara!"
"Mama, expelotative!" cried little Adara. Her eyes were wide as explosions around her were heard through her ear. The smell of burning and ash was in the air as her hand was grabbed from her and moved across the room. The explosions ringed into her head as her hearing was sensitive to everything that surrounded her. Her black hair flew in her face and got into her Purple pupils eyes.
"Petrov dev Cillian nor!" shouted her mother. She wasn't talking to Adara but to another person.
A male responded, "Reliave Dira!" She immediately felt two hands, perhaps two people said it, Adara was confused about what was going on, another explosion rocked the temple and she heard much of the glassware breaking throughout the room.
When they ran down a flight of stairs and out the door Adara immediately felt the gusts of the winds blow against her face. The guards who talked earlier yelled, "Gilon!" (Take Cover!). A hand grabbed her and pressed her against the floor and wall and so hard that she could barely breathe. The shots of a rifle were heard and then a splatter of liquid was felt on her self. The sound of the gagging Ozian filled her heart. The other man let go of her and she heard him also shoot shots. Adara got up and sprinted from the wall she was pressed to and ran to the door of the building. She searched for the door on the building and twisted it. Immediately jumping in and shutting behind her.
A faint amount of foot steps and random yelling of "Pracessi! Praecessi!"Translated from Ozian
"Adara?" the woman shook the girl by the shoulders as she looked her in the eye, "Adara!"
Adara woke up to the sound of her guardian, "Adara you were having badly dreams again." Adara rubbed her itchy eyes and located her guardian and tried to make eye contact with her. Her Guardian Laisha Hanah Varish still couldn't get past the fact she had an adopted daughter with no pupils. Her blindness was ineffective for her shop work but she was great with Numbers and new ideas. The broom boy had a second job and a second wage for keeping an eye on her adopted daughter. Zei Freinav Heile walked into the room with a cup of tea. Warm and sensuous throughout the room
He said gently, "Are you alright arctic Flower?" She hated when he called her that but at the same time she admired the him because he did not cringe or frighten when he saw her eyes. It almost felt like he paid no attention at all to them. Her guardian's shop was a small grocery. Only once did anyone cause any serious trouble when they thought Adara was an evil spirit and started to pull on her hair. They lived in St Oz City; all Adara remembers of her old family was the distant orders of her mother. That's when the Moaci Street Gang Hal-Zhu and the Ozi Pol Pai Pas were in a street fight near her house. She had excelled in her own practice though. She was practically a human calculator and excelled high in math by doing it all in her head. Thought books were limited, they were her best friend. Braille made it possible for her to read such texts. She must of blanked out from the conversation, "What?"
"Are you ok?" asked Zei.
Adara sighed and said, "I'm fine Zei, I'm sure Domi Varish doesn't like you prancing on the job asking blind people how they feel."
Her guardian looked at Zei with a gaze and Adara continued, "Remember what your first wage is!" just then a strange knock came on the door, "Who would come at this early in the morning?"
"Sweet Adara you only woke up, the time is 31:43" explained her guardian. Zei walked downstairs to get the door and opened it. At the door was a man a little older than Adara and Zei but younger than the Domi. He walked in and said, “Is there an Adara Revia Oz in this household?”
The Domi turned pale, to an extent that she was frightened of some information. “No, no, no Adara here. Why would we have an Adara?”
Adara upstairs started to hear this and was confused on what she was talking about, she yelled out, “Why does he think my family names are Revia and Oz? I’m Adara Frielen Patasca.”
The man stared at the Guardian and pushed her aside, holding up his badge for STIA, “Step aside.” He walked upstairs, Adara memorizing his step rythem and the breathing. He was obviously calm from his breathing rate. She pointed her head at the direction of the sound and looked out and beyond with her pupil less purple eyes at him. The man cringed inside for such an abnormal sight. The man looked at her, and her figure and was impressed. Adara had a feeling he was doing so, she was used to the Domi’s customers who would pause to look at her. She had been told her stare was almost beautiful and cruel, they had said the feeling is like her essence looked directly into your spirit and knew everything, exposing the heart and mind.
“Adara.” said the man
“Yes?” she asked back
“What do you remember of your parents?” he asked with a studious voice.
Adara moved around in her seat, she never thought about her mother and father so much, she had been an orphan when she was six and only remembered vague voices.
“Not much, I just remember my mother telling me to run with her.” Adara gulped and suddenly felt a little uncomfortable about a total stranger asking her about her family. Except she committed an answer anyway and the man almost seemed surprised that she answered this, “What did you say you were from?”
“Oh My name’s Agent Iacle of STIA, now that we have that down, do you remember what your full name is?”
“No I do not… I only know my birthday is the 5th night before Sateri of Iuliaen and of the year 1304 and I’m 20 years old (April 22, 1985 CE).”
“Do you know what the days of Sateri are?” asked the Agent.
“Yes, a festival in the births of Sanctae and Sancti.”
The agent smiled as she said this, it only confirmed everything, the Guardian looked flushed with anger and regret, he looked at her and asked, “You never told her about her true past? It took me a hell of a long time to find her and now I have.”
The Guardian sighed and frowned, “I was going to tell her…”
“When? When you die? She needs to know she’s the link to Sancte Oz line! It’s about time our country regained back its former Theocracy. People grieved when the line broke!”
“She’s perfectly capable with her life here!” yelled the Guardian, pulling out a pistol and aiming it at the Agent, “Now get out and never come back.”
“Big mistake Mommy Dearest…” he calmly walked downstairs and exited the door way. The Domi was shaking her hands that had held up the pistol and she dropped into a seat.
Adara asked her, “What was the Agent talking about Domi?”