All Chapters of Kósmima: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Snow began to drift down the road - a single snowflake flew swaying down along with the cold breeze of the wind. I watched everything from my large window room. It was dark and the only light emitted was from the frozen lamp post outside which gave a white-yellow shade from the inside.   Everything was filled with snow – the naked trees, the once brown ground, and the pathway leading to the family mansion was now covered with a thick layer of white snow.  The cold season weather sent shivers down my spine as I stood in front of the huge window. Even the steam of my breath was made visible enough for me to see. I cuddled myself with the thick blanket I carried as I look up at the night sky.   One bright star stood out among the gray vast in the sky. It was winking at me. I smiled as I watc

An hour or so had probably passed by, and I was still reading the book. I had read a lot of pages from it already in over the hour, and boy you bet I was liking it because I did not want to let go of the book.  Thud! I jump a little on my seat. I look around me, panning my head to the light end where I came, there was nothing there, then to the dark end. I gasp suddenly at the sight.  At the end – where it no longer was dark, was a large white fury and fluffy puff white ball of what I think seems to be from a rabbit’s tail. It was round and it looked soft. I then stood up from where I sat, clutching the book on my chest tight as if it would shield me enough as I step an inch towards the white fluffy tail of the rabbit – slowly and quietly.

I woke up with the smell of the ground underneath me, the grass brushed off lightly on my cheeks as I lifted my head to gaze at the place I landed. It was an unfamiliar territory – a thought, no, rather a question popped out of my head, where the hell was I? My head was pounding hard as I got up on my feet, I wobbled as I struggled to stand straight. I panned my sight around, looking at every direction as I surveyed my surroundings. A barren land of cut trees surrounded me as if someone was irresponsibly cutting them for fun, as far as my eyes could see far beyond the barren land – the trees continued to stretch untouched. I looked up at the azure blue sky and saw the moon nearer than the average moon you would see every night. The wind howled gently in my ear, whispering a secret. I could hear the trees rustling from afar – it was serene, and the viridescent color of the trees looked lush. I decided to w

 I breathed in the cold air of the forest. I was feeling the cold now that I noticed I was wearing thin clothing. It wasn’t the best idea to just stand in here and wait for my ass to freeze, especially since my shoes magically disappeared when I teleported here. There were things that I wanted to get the answers from the thousands of questions I have. That old lady sure did make me more puzzled about this whole thing and this royalty thing. It’s so cliche that I suddenly, or rather is, a princess. I’m living in a storybook. It’s almost skeptical that I found this book, got teleported in, and then found out about my parents. Why didn’t they tell me this if this is the world they made for me to live in? Was it that hard to tell me?I sighed once again and picked up the sticks on the ground that I discarded earlier before the old lady came – knowing that I wouldn't kno

I do not know how long it has been since we left the cave. Walking felt endless, especially looking at the same tree and the same gray sky. The only thing that has changed, was the pile of snow on the ground that seems to rise the more the snow falls. And wearing thin clothes was not the best idea to walk around when it’s snowing. I rub my arms with my hands, hoping that it will warm me enough, but to no avail, I was still shaking from the cold. I could feel the breeze on my skin like a sting, I was breathing heavily now with huge puffs of air shrouding my sight. I could barely walk from my legs shaking endlessly, my lips beginning to chap.“W-wait,” I said barely hearable, but fortunately, she turned and heard me. The look on her face as she gazed over me was enough for her to realize that I was freezing. She stopped in her tracks and t