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Chapter One:
There is a dimension unknown to all, where many worlds dwell.  You could say this dimension is like our very own spiral galaxy. This dimension is called the Spiral. At the center of the Spiral lies a world called Wizard City. Here all can learn magic. The magic schools of Fire, Ice, Storm, Myth, Life, Death, and Balance, keep everything equal. All but harmony and peace was known through the Spiral.
Till a very unpreventable event took place. The teacher of the Death school, Malistaire, lost his wife to a sudden sickness, that not even the Life teacher, Moolinda Wu, could cure. Grief overtook Malistaire and drove him to unforgiving attempts. All that the Spiral had known was drawn into chaos.  The main cities of each world was safe but not the streets. Malistaire was determined to erase all peace. If his beloved wife couldn't come back he saw no need to why others should be happy while he suffered. Townsfolk stayed inside while all wizards fought off Malistaire's minions. Even apprentices were sent to different worlds to protect the innocent.
The headmaster of the Ravenwood school of Wizard City, Ambrose,was a kind old man and  did all that he can to protect the Spiral. He knew he couldn't do it alone. All the legendary wizards of each school were traveling protecting the peace that the people possibly still had. He had to find a light of hope for the people. His attendant, Gamma, a talking owl, suggested the crystal ball. Hoping that the crystal would show the answer and bring an end to the Spiral's great suffering.
Headmaster Ambrose chanted a spell and asked the crystal this, "Crystal ball, great evil has befallen the Spiral. Show me the answer to end this great suffering." Mist appeared in the crystal revealing a building of unknown structure. The image flew towards a window. Inside was a faint green light. The light was surrounding a little pot. There a little plant sprouted and grew into a beautiful pure white daisy. An outline of a small hand hovered over the plant. A little girl with shoulder length blonde hair with pure green eyes. She was wearing a baggy sweeter with torn up pants, wearing no shoes.
The headmaster looking into the crystal puzzled but continued watching. "Merle sir. This place seems to not believe in magic, yet she." Ambrose silence Gamma and gestured him to continue watching the girl. She picked up the plants and walked over to open her window. She placed the pot on the sill and placed her head on her arms. The girl watched the flower dance against the gentle breeze and looked up to the sky. Her eyes twinkled with the light of the moon and stars.
Headmaster could make out that she was awfully dirty. "She's so dirty! How awful!" Ambrose shot a glance at Gamma to stay silent. When he looked back at the crystal his eyes widened in amazement. The little girl's hands were intertwined, with her eyes closed, she sang a song. He recognized the language as an old Life magic spell. Gamma's big owl eyes grew wider.  She opened her eyes and you could see the whole sky reflecting in them. But the headmaster could see more into those eyes. Full of sadness and fear. The image faded. "Gamma, get Ms. Wu for me." Ambrose said. Gamma flew off his pedestal and out the window. Headmaster turned around, and behind him was a huge magic map of the Spiral.
He watched the individual worlds go around as Wizard City stayed in the center. He smiled and looked at his staff. He raised it to the little version of the city. "We have found our answer." A white light came from the staff. "Darkness will meet the light!" And the light engulfed the room.

Headmaster and Moolinda Wu, sore through the sky in unfamiliar terrain. Buildings and lights everywhere with strange sounds. The approached the building headmaster saw in the crystal ball. They found the window left open with the daisy on the sill. Headmaster slowly floated down into the window followed by Moolinda.  Moolinda looked left to right and found the girl in a corner with a blanket. She had some bread and cheese left over on a plate next to her. "Oh, the poor little thing. How could someone like her be treated so poorly?" Moolinda walked over to the little girl and slowly petted her head. Headmaster walked over to her.
"Headmaster, you sure she won't be scared about my appearance? I'm quite sure she's never seen a talking cow." Moolinda pointed out.  Moolinda was a cow from the world of Mooshu. She came Wizard City to teacher at the Raven School, found in Ravenwood. Not far from the main city. Headmaster shook his head. "But this world doesn't believe in magic." "Doesn't mean she doesn't believe in it." He looked at the girl as her eyes slowly opened.
Moolinda was ready for a scream or a negative reaction but one never came. The girl looked at Moolinda and then at Ambrose. Ambrose gave her a friendly old smile and said, "Hello, little one. Don't be scared. We only came to talk." The little girl didn't respond for a while but eventually nodded her head. She sat up slowly and watched as Ambrose crouched down. He let out a grunt once he reached eye level with her. "My name is Merle Ambrose. And she is Moolinda Wu." Moolinda nodded and said hello.
The little girl stayed silent.  "What is your name, child?" The girl hesitated. "Sarah. Sarah RainbowBlossom. My grandmother gave me my name. Last name that is." She replied. Moolinda stared at her in wonder as Headmaster nodded.  "That's a very nice name you have, Sarah." Moolinda complemented.  Sarah nodded.  "Tell me Sarah, you're different from the others around you aren't you?" Headmaster asked. Sarah stared at headmaster for a while, but nodded. "Care to tell how so?"
Sarah looked at the daisy and explained. "I can make things grow and I can heal myself and others. I found out when I wanted to help my friend who got hurt. I was looking at her knee and suddenly a green light came from my hand that was holding her leg. Everyone didn't think too much of it at first till one day when I was at school. I got mad at a kid who was bullying my friend. Then these trees and vines came out of nowhere. Soon the tree started to move and walk, it grabbed a rock that appeared with it and threw it towards the kid. Luckily it missed. Ever since people have been afraid of me. Saying my gift turned out to be a curse. Mommy has kept me in here since."
Moolinda watched Sarah with a horrified look. "How long ago was that?" "I don't know. But I have seen the seasons come and go a few times." Sarah answered looking at Moolinda.  "How many times?" "I think twice, miss." Moolinda's eyes grew sad and she pulled Sarah into a hug. "You poor child." Headmaster shook his head. "Sarah." Sarah peeked out of Moolinda's embrace to look at him.
"The things people find scary, there is a place where it's normal to do things like that." Sarah's eyes grew in wonder. "What people call a curse, we call magic." Sarah stared at Ambrose in amazement. "Magic?" Sarah questioned. "Magic is a wonderful gift, if used right." Moolinda said. "Where we come from people accept magic. Whether they can use it or not." Ambrose added.  Sarah managed a little smile Ambrose noticed.
"But recently there has been a problem." Sarah's smile vanished. "A teacher named Malistaire , at our Ravenwood School of Magic, has lost his way." Moolinda held Sarah a little tighter as Ambrose explained.  "The peace and harmony that everyone has known has been replace with fear and despair." Horror crept slowly on Sarah's face. "People are losing hope as we speak even when we have even our most inexperienced wizards fight Malistaire's minions. I looked into my crystal ball to see if there was an answer to the people's prays. Prays of hope. And they led us here. To you Sarah."
Sarah watched Ambrose. No reply came for what seemed eternity. "But what can I do?" Sarah asked. Moolinda turned Sarah towards her and answered. "You have a marvelous gift that no other Life wizard I have I've seen have." "What kind of gift?" Ambrose and Moolinda smiled. "The power of hope. You're a special Life wizard that can even do Earth magic. I type of magic that a different school possesses." The light in Sarah's eyes shined as her slight smiled returned.
"If I go with you, will I be able to help Malistaire?" Ambrose nodded. "But remember, every action you take will make you a step closer to Malistaire. If you're able to put a stop to him you can choose what you want to do from there." Sarah tilted her head. "He means you could either stay with us in Ravenwood or come back here?" Moolinda rephrased.  Sarah's expression changed dramatically. She whipped her head to Ambrose and said. "I'll help! And then I'll stay at Ravenwood when I'm done! I want to protect the peace and harmony that everyone holds so dear!" Ambrose stood up and reached out his hand. "Well then, Sarah. Shall we go? To your new home?" Sarah took Ambrose's hand and a light engulfed them.

Description
Chapter One:
There is a dimension unknown to all, where many worlds dwell.  You could say this dimension is like our very own spiral galaxy. This dimension is called the Spiral. At the center of the Spiral lies a world called Wizard City. Here all can learn magic. The magic schools of Fire, Ice, Storm, Myth, Life, Death, and Balance, keep everything equal. All but harmony and peace was known through the Spiral.
Till a very unpreventable event took place. The teacher of the Death school, Malistaire, lost his wife to a sudden sickness, that not even the Life teacher, Moolinda Wu, could cure. Grief overtook Malistaire and drove him to unforgiving attempts. All that the Spiral had known was drawn into chaos.  The main cities of each world was safe but not the streets. Malistaire was determined to erase all peace. If his beloved wife couldn't come back he saw no need to why others should be happy while he suffered. Townsfolk stayed inside while all wizards fought off Malistaire's minions. Even apprentices were sent to different worlds to protect the innocent.
The headmaster of the Ravenwood school of Wizard City, Ambrose,was a kind old man and  did all that he can to protect the Spiral. He knew he couldn't do it alone. All the legendary wizards of each school were traveling protecting the peace that the people possibly still had. He had to find a light of hope for the people. His attendant, Gamma, a talking owl, suggested the crystal ball. Hoping that the crystal would show the answer and bring an end to the Spiral's great suffering.
Headmaster Ambrose chanted a spell and asked the crystal this, "Crystal ball, great evil has befallen the Spiral. Show me the answer to end this great suffering." Mist appeared in the crystal revealing a building of unknown structure. The image flew towards a window. Inside was a faint green light. The light was surrounding a little pot. There a little plant sprouted and grew into a beautiful pure white daisy. An outline of a small hand hovered over the plant. A little girl with shoulder length blonde hair with pure green eyes. She was wearing a baggy sweeter with torn up pants, wearing no shoes.
The headmaster looking into the crystal puzzled but continued watching. "Merle sir. This place seems to not believe in magic, yet she." Ambrose silence Gamma and gestured him to continue watching the girl. She picked up the plants and walked over to open her window. She placed the pot on the sill and placed her head on her arms. The girl watched the flower dance against the gentle breeze and looked up to the sky. Her eyes twinkled with the light of the moon and stars.
Headmaster could make out that she was awfully dirty. "She's so dirty! How awful!" Ambrose shot a glance at Gamma to stay silent. When he looked back at the crystal his eyes widened in amazement. The little girl's hands were intertwined, with her eyes closed, she sang a song. He recognized the language as an old Life magic spell. Gamma's big owl eyes grew wider.  She opened her eyes and you could see the whole sky reflecting in them. But the headmaster could see more into those eyes. Full of sadness and fear. The image faded. "Gamma, get Ms. Wu for me." Ambrose said. Gamma flew off his pedestal and out the window. Headmaster turned around, and behind him was a huge magic map of the Spiral.
He watched the individual worlds go around as Wizard City stayed in the center. He smiled and looked at his staff. He raised it to the little version of the city. "We have found our answer." A white light came from the staff. "Darkness will meet the light!" And the light engulfed the room.

Headmaster and Moolinda Wu, sore through the sky in unfamiliar terrain. Buildings and lights everywhere with strange sounds. The approached the building headmaster saw in the crystal ball. They found the window left open with the daisy on the sill. Headmaster slowly floated down into the window followed by Moolinda.  Moolinda looked left to right and found the girl in a corner with a blanket. She had some bread and cheese left over on a plate next to her. "Oh, the poor little thing. How could someone like her be treated so poorly?" Moolinda walked over to the little girl and slowly petted her head. Headmaster walked over to her.
"Headmaster, you sure she won't be scared about my appearance? I'm quite sure she's never seen a talking cow." Moolinda pointed out.  Moolinda was a cow from the world of Mooshu. She came Wizard City to teacher at the Raven School, found in Ravenwood. Not far from the main city. Headmaster shook his head. "But this world doesn't believe in magic." "Doesn't mean she doesn't believe in it." He looked at the girl as her eyes slowly opened.
Moolinda was ready for a scream or a negative reaction but one never came. The girl looked at Moolinda and then at Ambrose. Ambrose gave her a friendly old smile and said, "Hello, little one. Don't be scared. We only came to talk." The little girl didn't respond for a while but eventually nodded her head. She sat up slowly and watched as Ambrose crouched down. He let out a grunt once he reached eye level with her. "My name is Merle Ambrose. And she is Moolinda Wu." Moolinda nodded and said hello.
The little girl stayed silent.  "What is your name, child?" The girl hesitated. "Sarah. Sarah RainbowBlossom. My grandmother gave me my name. Last name that is." She replied. Moolinda stared at her in wonder as Headmaster nodded.  "That's a very nice name you have, Sarah." Moolinda complemented.  Sarah nodded.  "Tell me Sarah, you're different from the others around you aren't you?" Headmaster asked. Sarah stared at headmaster for a while, but nodded. "Care to tell how so?"
Sarah looked at the daisy and explained. "I can make things grow and I can heal myself and others. I found out when I wanted to help my friend who got hurt. I was looking at her knee and suddenly a green light came from my hand that was holding her leg. Everyone didn't think too much of it at first till one day when I was at school. I got mad at a kid who was bullying my friend. Then these trees and vines came out of nowhere. Soon the tree started to move and walk, it grabbed a rock that appeared with it and threw it towards the kid. Luckily it missed. Ever since people have been afraid of me. Saying my gift turned out to be a curse. Mommy has kept me in here since."
Moolinda watched Sarah with a horrified look. "How long ago was that?" "I don't know. But I have seen the seasons come and go a few times." Sarah answered looking at Moolinda.  "How many times?" "I think twice, miss." Moolinda's eyes grew sad and she pulled Sarah into a hug. "You poor child." Headmaster shook his head. "Sarah." Sarah peeked out of Moolinda's embrace to look at him.
"The things people find scary, there is a place where it's normal to do things like that." Sarah's eyes grew in wonder. "What people call a curse, we call magic." Sarah stared at Ambrose in amazement. "Magic?" Sarah questioned. "Magic is a wonderful gift, if used right." Moolinda said. "Where we come from people accept magic. Whether they can use it or not." Ambrose added.  Sarah managed a little smile Ambrose noticed.
"But recently there has been a problem." Sarah's smile vanished. "A teacher named Malistaire , at our Ravenwood School of Magic, has lost his way." Moolinda held Sarah a little tighter as Ambrose explained.  "The peace and harmony that everyone has known has been replace with fear and despair." Horror crept slowly on Sarah's face. "People are losing hope as we speak even when we have even our most inexperienced wizards fight Malistaire's minions. I looked into my crystal ball to see if there was an answer to the people's prays. Prays of hope. And they led us here. To you Sarah."
Sarah watched Ambrose. No reply came for what seemed eternity. "But what can I do?" Sarah asked. Moolinda turned Sarah towards her and answered. "You have a marvelous gift that no other Life wizard I have I've seen have." "What kind of gift?" Ambrose and Moolinda smiled. "The power of hope. You're a special Life wizard that can even do Earth magic. I type of magic that a different school possesses." The light in Sarah's eyes shined as her slight smiled returned.
"If I go with you, will I be able to help Malistaire?" Ambrose nodded. "But remember, every action you take will make you a step closer to Malistaire. If you're able to put a stop to him you can choose what you want to do from there." Sarah tilted her head. "He means you could either stay with us in Ravenwood or come back here?" Moolinda rephrased.  Sarah's expression changed dramatically. She whipped her head to Ambrose and said. "I'll help! And then I'll stay at Ravenwood when I'm done! I want to protect the peace and harmony that everyone holds so dear!" Ambrose stood up and reached out his hand. "Well then, Sarah. Shall we go? To your new home?" Sarah took Ambrose's hand and a light engulfed them.