Mother Nature's Secrets[smith?]

Every ninety years the planet becomes a battle ground.
Creatures of nightmares and fairy tales war against each other.
Each lead by a king of each creatures.
The gather to kill each other for one thing. To rule their plane.
To destroy the earth or make it prosper.

The last time the creatures of nightmares won. All life on Earth disappeared.
And just as many years before the war was beginning again.
Only difference this time around.

They weren't expecting that Mother Nature would learn.
Would find ways to stop the wars in their tracks. Children born.
Gifted with powers beyond a mortals imagination.
They were called her Heirs, her Chosen children to inherit her planet.

Humans that were not chosen considered them monsters, even as creatures killed and destroyed everything and anyone around them.

The Heirs did not care, they were born with gifts to help, One Heir, track and kill the King of the nightmarish creatures, to ensure health upon her planet. For one Heir had more power then the others.

This year war broke out during the era of kings and queens. When those with power were considered Witches and burned or killed. Now was a dangerous time for Heirs, but mother Nature always made it up to her children.

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This generation of Heirs, was new. For a female had never been the chosen heir to kill the king of nightmares. And this year it had been a female, named Shae Roland. She was traveling alone, at least that's what you might have thought coming across her for the first time. But it fact she was not alone, mother nature had gifted her with a guardian, a protector by the name of Kale.

Kale was a magnificent creature, a lion of silver and Grey, with ice blue eyes upon his face. He was larger then any lion in the wild but that is to be expected of a creature born to protect an Heir. Kale was Shae's friend, her companion not just her protector.

Even as she laid under the gleaming sun, he was not far, he was always watching even if you could not see him from where he hid. She had closed her eyes in thought about the trials to come, when she heard a shout and a scream. She flipped to her feet, her dark cloak full of stains but still intact, flew behind her as her boots hit the water of the stream she had rested by, she heard the sounds of Kale behind her, but she was more focused about the smell of darkness and death along with a sulfur scent.

You see, Shae was not just the Heir to kill the king, but she also carried three unique abilities, the powers she controlled was that over fire. Although her fire took on the colour of ice blue, and did not just have the power to burn but also to purify all that she touched with it. She also was hunter born, as mother nature would call it, able to sniff out her prey by scent, so she tracked the creatures with smell like a blood hound. Last but not least, she had not just the ability to heal her self but the ability to heal others through touch.

The ice blue flame came over her gloved hand as she came across a man and his wife, being chased by a nightmare that looked more like a wolf. She kicked the creature, noticing when Kale disappeared into the woods before he could be seen. Shae stared back at the growling hissing creature before he jumped at her, teeth bared. She bent her body back words, the creatures paws nearly taking the hood off her head. But at the same time as she straightened, all she heard was pain from the creature, as she had touched him with her hand as he jumped and now he was lit in flame so bright as it killed him.

She knew the king would know when and where his creatures died, and it was frustrating that no matter what she or kale did, the creatures would not say a thing about the whereabouts of the king. She left the humans with out a word, not wanting to be caught when they called for help. As much as she controlled fire she really did hate it when they tied her to a steak and tried to kill her with flame even as it danced away from her as you used her powers through boredom, until using it to distract people as Kale helped her escape. The lion never spoke to her but she knew he found those moments amusing.