Dialogue Essay: The Clawbraw
“What? That’s impossible.” Luke said. Billy shook his head no, “I wish I were wrong.” Billy put his hand on Luke’s shoulder. “Come, I’ll explain,” Billy said as the trio walked off, on their way to see Alaba.
Before they got too far, a fog rolled off the foreboding land, and visual devastation could be seen in every direction. People and animals alike were strewn everywhere, savaged and bloodied.
Horrified, Billy murmured, “What in God’s name have we stumbled into?”
“Danger, great danger. This is the work of the Witches goblins, the Clawbraw.” In a panic, Billy turned and looked in all directions, “What in heaven's name are you talking about?”
“They are ghostly beings in search of flesh and souls to devour. But don’t worry if you …show more content…
But standing in off in the shadows stood Alaba draped in a long washed out dark green cloak, his lengthy gray hair partly concealed by his frayed green pointy hat.
“Ahh Moclar, a face I have not seen many years and your hairy little friend. What brings you back so soon my young prince?” Alaba said, intruding on the familiar hush of the room. Moclar returned the greeting with a grin and a nod back at the king.
A lock of Luke’s blonde hair fell over his forehead when he uttered, “It’s never too soon to see family.” “We’ll said my son, but I can sense there is much on your mind.” As the king spoke Luke’s eyes were drawn to a leather-bound book on table near Alaba.. There was nothing exceptional about it. To anyone else it would appear to be no different then the many hundreds of other ancient and worn books cluttering the walls, together with scrolls and dusty parchments strewn everywhere. But the book gave off a threatening aura, one that Luke’s dark side, that of the dragon, could perceive. It was filled with spells, evil spells that could only be known through a witch’s sixth sense.
“Are you aware of what’s going on with Zoe and the
Before they got too far, a fog rolled off the foreboding land, and visual devastation could be seen in every direction. People and animals alike were strewn everywhere, savaged and bloodied.
Horrified, Billy murmured, “What in God’s name have we stumbled into?”
“Danger, great danger. This is the work of the Witches goblins, the Clawbraw.” In a panic, Billy turned and looked in all directions, “What in heaven's name are you talking about?”
“They are ghostly beings in search of flesh and souls to devour. But don’t worry if you …show more content…
But standing in off in the shadows stood Alaba draped in a long washed out dark green cloak, his lengthy gray hair partly concealed by his frayed green pointy hat.
“Ahh Moclar, a face I have not seen many years and your hairy little friend. What brings you back so soon my young prince?” Alaba said, intruding on the familiar hush of the room. Moclar returned the greeting with a grin and a nod back at the king.
A lock of Luke’s blonde hair fell over his forehead when he uttered, “It’s never too soon to see family.” “We’ll said my son, but I can sense there is much on your mind.” As the king spoke Luke’s eyes were drawn to a leather-bound book on table near Alaba.. There was nothing exceptional about it. To anyone else it would appear to be no different then the many hundreds of other ancient and worn books cluttering the walls, together with scrolls and dusty parchments strewn everywhere. But the book gave off a threatening aura, one that Luke’s dark side, that of the dragon, could perceive. It was filled with spells, evil spells that could only be known through a witch’s sixth sense.
“Are you aware of what’s going on with Zoe and the