The quest through the forest continues on for what could seem like hours, but who really knows how long they were there?
Who knows if time passes differently in this strange dimension?
Who knows if this is just a dream, all in these kids’ heads?
Continue readingIndi awakes, laying on her back, eyes opening only to see a blood red, apocalyptic-looking sky. The clouds a darker, more intimidating red.
She looks around to see a large… hole? in the ground. It had the same purple and green swirls alike the one she had jumped into only a few moments ago, except that one was mysteriously floating in the sky.
Continue readingAfter lunch, Indi was awaiting the rest of the group on the baseball field bleachers.
After about 2 minutes, everyone came into sight, walking from different directions. Cloe came from the main school building, Matty from the tennis courts, and Jacksen from the far end of the school.
“What do you so desperately need to show us?”
Continue readingThat night, Indi had figured out how to continuously tap in with Max. All she had to do was think about when they first met. Honestly, I’m surprised she hadn’t figured it out sooner.
They talked for a while, which made Indigo go back to that feeling of happiness she had before all the chaos.
Continue readingBack at Indigo’s house, her mom was pretty understanding of her daughter’s current upset state. Lilo, Indi’s mom, wasn’t making her go to school at all that week and Indigo had told her friends not to expect her for a while.
The first three months last year after the disappearance, Indigo didn’t go anywhere. No grocery store, no malls, no school, nothing.
Continue readingA small town, far outside the city of New York, called Cheks. The home town of not many, probably the small population of 200 people.
Cheks was also home to a small group of friends, about 4 kids, middle school. The kids were Cloe Rubia, Mathew Garderner, Indigo Chileeum, and Jackson Patar.
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