Chapter 1: Of wandering in other people's housesA Chapter by Rose of GondorChapter 2 The Madness Begins Rose cracked open one eyelid. The hazy image of a cave faded in and out of her vision and she had to blink numerous times before getting adjusted to the dimness of her surroundings. Something was definitely wrong. She remembered faintly that she had been trying to post her latest Phantom of the Opera RP for her online friend and fellow phangirl before she had fallen asleep. She had turned on the light and began typing when a strange sleepiness came over her, and she hadn't turned off the light before she took her nap. So where was the light? A form stirred beside her and she sat up, screeching a high-pitched, startled “eek”. The other girl looked up at Rose groggily, having been woken from her sleep. “Whoa! Who are you?” Rose gasped. “I'm Dahlia,” the girl said, moaning, “Ow. I think I hit my head.” “I'm Rose,” Rose offered. “Hi. Wait a sec....” Dahlia looked at Rose with a peculiar light in her eyes, “Oh my god...you wouldn't happen to be doing a Phantom of the Opera RP with me, would you?” “Oh. My. God. You're DAHLIA!” Rose gasped and threw her arms around Dahlia. Dahlia was medium height, and pale, wearing a black t-shirt and a pair of jeans. Rose, on the other hand, was petite and short, wearing a navy and maroon striped blouse and a pair of black jeans. “Can't...breathe...” Dahlia choked. “Sorry!” Rose said cheerfully, releasing Dahlia from her death grip, “But where are we? It seems like neither of us are in our houses any more.” Dahlia looked around. The girls were sitting side-by-side on a red velvet mattress set in the middle of a silver, swan-shaped bedframe. It was a comfortable littel room, with a few drawers, a wardrobe and a lovely writing desk, all made of lovely French Mahogany wood. The furniture was grand, like something from a museum. “We're in someone else's house,” Dahlia annouced with an air of drama as she struck a pose. Rose gave a giggly “Muahaha” and clapped her hands, leaping up. “Come on!” she said gleefully, “Let's go find our host!” She dragged Dahlia up, and the two girls began searching furiously for the strange house's owner. The first door they tried led to a room with red velvet sofas and faded pink fainting couches. The second door led to a large, marble bathroom, complete with a lovely silver mirror, new, newly laundered towels and all sorts of soap and lotions. “Hmmm,” Rose stroke her imaginary beard, “I believe I've seen this place somewhere before...but I can't quite put my finger on when...or where...” “I feel like I'm in a labyrinth...” Dahlia said, sticking her tongue out. “Well then, let's try this door, shall we?” Rose grinned devilishly before turning the door knob to a large black door and swinging it open. What the girls saw upon going inside had them gasping and gulping. At the center of the room was a black coffin, its lid shut. Rose wandered around to look at the organ behind it. There was a white half mask set on the bench, and an unfinished score in red ink sat beside it. Rose read the title to be “Don Juan Triumphant” even as Dahlia lifted the coffin lid--- “DON'T!” Rose screamed, but it was too late. Erik, the Phantom of the Opera, in all his magnificence and his threatening power, loomed over Dahlia, his face unmasked in the candlelight, fury etched in his features. Dahlia squeaked with fear and joy and ran back to Rose's side, her eyes bulging. “It's him!” she screamed, “The Phantom of the---” But she hadn't finished her sentence, because Erik had, with two, long strides, crossed the room and had, as Dahlia had not heeded the warning of keeping her hand at the level of her eyes, punjabbed the helpless girl. © 2012 Rose of GondorAuthor's Note
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2 Reviews Added on May 15, 2012 Last Updated on May 15, 2012 AuthorRose of GondorNCC-1701 U.S.S. Enterprise, AntarcticaAboutPreviously known as Phantom Rose. Hi guys! I figured I should change my profile now that it's been a bit. Anyway. I'm an Asian girl with a lot of interests in various forms of art performing, v.. more..Writing
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