Felix opened his eyes and sat up. He looked around. He was on a couch, with its surroundings misty. Felix sat up and rubbed his eyes. Felix was still really sleepy, beyond the most he had ever felt. “Ruby?” He called frighteningly. “Ruby, where are you?” A scream pierced his ears and he jumped up. “Ruby?” Felix rushed into the kitchen. To his horror, he saw a tall, young women holding his sister. She was beautiful in a cold and evil way. She had long, wavy hair as black as the midnight sky, paperwhite skin, shiny fingernails the color of blood, and. . .violet eyes. Just like ruby. Struggling against the women was his sister. “Let me go, let me go!” The woman sighed. “Honey, please. Think of it. You’ll be the queen of this world. You’ll have slaves working for you, forests to rule, and a mother who’ll love you.” Her gaze landed on Felix. “Ah, I see someone who’s not suppose to be here. Well, dear, I prefer you in the broom closet with the other two children. “A rustling came from behind her. A giant black spider lunged forward and forced Felix behind a small closet. “Now Boy, if you keep kicking and punching, I’ll have to hurt your sister over here.” The woman said. Felix stopped struggling. “Now, as i was saying, I have been here hundreds and hundreds of decades. But now I need someone to replace me. I needed someone worthy like me, and I found this girl here.” She nodded to Ruby. Thrashing and kicking, Ruby broke free of the women’s grip. “I wont, I wont!” She shriked. The women tipped her head and shook it. “You won't? Are you sure?” Ruby shook her head wildly and kicked the women hard in the stomach. The women gasped in pain. “How dare you?” Ruby kicked her again, but that was it for Felix’s sister, for the next second, a knife came down on her. The woman kicked ruby across the floor as a trail of blood followed her. “I am the other mother, the creations of all!” “No!” Felix shriked. “No, Ruby, no!” Tears came down as he watched his sister fall lifelessly onto the hard, cold floor. “Ruby! Ruby!” He broke free of the spider’s grip and ran to his sister. “RUBY!” he keeled over ruby and began sobbing. Crossing his legs, he gently closed his sister’s eyes. Like she’s sleeping, he thought. Like she’s sleeping. The Women laid her cold fingers on Felix’s arm. He flinched. “Now you,” She threw him in the closet, “Go in here.” The door slammed shut and darkness fell.