Chapter 1

In a small house in the woods it storms as a mother is giving birth. As the first child's comes out lighting strikes the nearest tree a multitude of times. With this happening a priest from the church is amazed.

A few minutes later another child comes out and that very same tree is set ablaze. In the house the father's laughter rings as he sees the phenomenon that is happening as his children are born.

Several minutes go by and the world darkens centered around the tree. The father looks out and ponders, 'Maybe, just maybe my children are meant for greatness.'

At that moment from another women in the house a child is born as well and the tree brightens up. Shaking his head he sighs. 'Regardless of what happens I will raise them. None can take them away from me.'

A man stands on top of the roof with teary eyes. "I was outcastes from my family. I am glad to see these grandkids. I have to protect them from those that outcasted me."

At that moment the air around them picks up as the final child is born and the tree sways. Afterwards the top of the tree brightens up as lightning and flames engulf it. While the wind pushes the branches in different directions. As the darkness swallows the roots. As the servants calm the children the tree is back in view.

Walking up to each child the priest gulps as he does his tests. Placing the orb in front of the first child, he sees nine stars light up. The father walks in and says, "You will notify them that they only have lit up eight stars with nine revolutions, if and only if they have lit up all nine stars and revolutions."

Shaking his head, "Bori as your friend I can understand your worry. However I can't do that."

Entering through the window the man on the roof holds the priest to the wall, "You will do so, If they want to know the actual truth they can come beat it out of us."

With a gulp the priest complies. After writing it down the priest runs away. Shaking his head Bori says, "Seems like it's time to move. He clearly isn't going to comply."

Walking into room with three children Bori smiles. Looking up at him the mother smiles, "I have their names figured out. Electra, Amber and Nyx."

"What lovely names," he picks one up and hugs her.

He hugs each of his daughters and walks into the next room. The woman looks up and says, "Freyja and Vayu are quite lively."

Looking at the two boys he smiles and hugs them. Putting them back down he walks outside the house. Next to him his father says, "You know that we need to leave. The Church will find them as a threat to them."

"Yes, we'll leave at sunbreak."