Authors note: I can't have the CHB story of Silver and Jay published, but there is indeed another story behind Silver and Jay. I will make these two popular, to send a message to someone special across the country.

I will get this story published and MAKE it popular myself.

So enjoy this sneak peak. Tell me if you like it or not.

Chapter 1~Jay

This is the morning where it all began, if you want to read on then your welcome to. If it's badly written, then I'm sorry, I guess. Let me start on the day my life actually began.I walked through the forest, stretching my wolf ears from underneath my hood to keep alert. Dawn was coming, I could feel it. If someone else grew up in the forest, they could probably tell, too. I can smell the morning dew, hear the animals awakening from their slumber and the birds calling, and, the most subtle change of all, a slight 1 degree change in temperature. I can feel the change in climate, and a comforting tingle soothes my arm when the temperature rises. I just grew up that way. I looked around, pausing in a small clearing to admire the woods. Though I had to hunt, I wanted to stop for a second. This was the place I had grown up. This was my forest. It was my home. I didn't know any different, really. I haven't even gone to what some people call 'school'. I don't know if anyone knows what that is, if it's some old timey word or something.The forest is quiet and peaceful, sure, that could be good sometimes. Especially when I needed time to think. But occasionally I wish I had someone to talk to (I have my cat, but he doesn't exactly count). I haven't had people around since... My parents. I watched as the morning fog set in, floating around. I sniffed the air, my senses being overtaken by the morning dew. I was out taking a small break from the tent I lived in. I was also hunting for some food, I didn't really want to go hungry. I pushed a branch out of my way, coming across an old clearing. I remembered playing in this clearing, I was around five when I had been playing with... Someone.Suddenly I paused, my blood turning to ice. A weird smell had filled the air, and I couldn't name it. It didn't make any sense, I knew every normal scent in the forest.Snap. I turned around to the sound of a snapped twig. I listened harder, and I could hear the steps of someone's foot crunching the leaves on the forest floor. I took in a sharp breath, my eyes growing wide. Then I fell to the ground, clutching something on my side, fighting for breath. I was only focusing on two things: pain and panic. Pain and panic. Pain and panic. Not many people experience what I had, and it's horribly painful.Slowly I lifted my head, still fighting for breath. A man with a black cloak wrapped around him stood above me, the cloak covering most of his face, the shadows covering the rest. He stared at me, holding a bloody dagger. "The deed is done," he growled, walking off.I wanted to cry out, I wanted to yell at him, I wanted to see who the man was. But my strength was leaving me faster and faster, and my voice wouldn't cooperate. Everything refused to work, and I let my head drop, closing my eyes and clenching my teeth, probably dulling the points out Then I fell unconscious

When I woke up I was looking into a pair of dazzling blue eyes. She jumped back a bit, as if I had startled her by opening my eyes."H-hi," she stammered and I stared at her, trying to figure out who she was, or what she was."Hi..." I replied. I shifted my position so that I could sit up a bit easier. I felt something pressing against my side. Looking down I saw a long white bandage wrapped around my stomach, side, and back. I blinked, a bit confused."I saw you laying there," she explained, "so I sort of bandaged you up so you wouldn't lose any more blood." I numbly nodded in response. She reached a hand up to her brown hair and twirled a piece of her hair on her finger, smiling slightly. I couldn't help but notice a small purple stripe that swept through her hair, swift and smooth. Maybe about an inch or two wide."Thanks..." I got up, my hair shifting in front of my face. I pushed it back to the side and I adjusted my hoodie so that it could conceal more of my face. To be honest I didn't really know what to make of this girl. I wondered if I could trust her, I mean, she did help me, but there was something weird about her. I just couldn't put my finger on it."I'm Silver." she held out her hand. I thought for a second then shook it, "I'm Jay." Guess I could trust her with my name. Not like she could use it against me or anything.Silver's face and shoulders suddenly tensed. I blinked. "Um... You alright?" I asked."Fine." she replied, letting her shoulders relax again. "So, what were you doing all the way out here?" I just simply shrugged and she blinked. "Alright then... Um, do you have a place to live?"I stared at her then took in a breath, nodding only slightly. Apparently she saved my life, so I owed her. Maybe Sky would want to meet the girl who saved me, and maybe he could figure out who or what she was (even though he wouldn't be able to talk to me)."Wanna see?"Little did I know that inviting this girl into my life would cause a chain of events that I used to think impossible, despite my heritage. I was officially in what we call 'The Demon Life'.