A long time ago in the island of Deznat, there was a child born, born to be the most amazing and beautiful creature that had ever lived. It was said that this child would rule over all beings under the sun; it would change history forever and bring about an end to the evil. This baby is also known as Chupapi, or Chupapi the Great, which means "One with Power."
As the generations passed, many people believed these were mere rumors of a child who could alter the course of destiny. But one day, while sitting on a beach looking out into the distance, a certain young man saw something he never thought he'd see again: a boy.
The boy had a head of thick black hair, almost the colour of ink; his eyes looked as though they were staring straight at the boy, causing him to drop whatever he was holding and hide behind some bushes. He watched as the boy walked toward him, his face full of curiosity as he approached the bushes. After a moment of silence passed between them.
Finally, the boy asked, "Are you alright?"
"Yes...I think so..." responded the frightened boy.
"Oh. I'm sorry, I didn't mean to scare you..." The dark haired boy said.
"It's fine," the other replied. "What are you doing here anyway?"
"I don' really know," explained the boy.
The boy looking at him in a peculiar expression
"I just visited the beach and found you." the boy laughed nervously. "But I do believe you...So, what're you named for?"
"Chuvaness De Ulok" the boy smiled.
"You can call me Chupapi if you want."
"Alright then, I'm Aikirik!" The other replied with a wide grin
As they continued talking, Chupapi began to feel more comfortable with the boy and he became much more bolder around him. The two became friends, in a short amount of time, talking all kinds of stuff like little children do.
"Aikirik, it is time to go." A figure of a lady appeared.
"Ok, mom." Aikirik answered.
"Goodbye for now, Chupapi." Aikirik told Chupapi.
"Goodbye." the boy said.
And with that, Aikirik returned to where his mother stood. As he approached her, she turned away from Chupapi and placed a hand upon his shoulder. Chupapi watched them leave as his heart sank deeper and deeper, his smile slowly becoming replaced with sadness.
"Who was that?" The lady said.
"A friend I made, mom." Aikirik replied,
"Interesting for you to make a friend." her mom said.
Chupapi sat alone for a few minutes before getting up. Without any particular destination in mind, he began walking down the shore and back through town to where he knew his grandmother live.
"Grandma, I found a friend!" Chupapi shouted.
"I told you not to show yourself from other people! They might use your power." Ushrak, her grandmother replied.
"No, they weren't using my power! He helped me." Chupapi argued.
She raised an eyebrow.
"Really? You saw another person on the beach? And you're sure it wasn't some kind of trick?" she questioned.
"I swear to you." Chupapi assured.
"I didn't really show anything, we were just enjoying our talk. I feel really lonely with only you by my side." Chupapi added.
"Well, you got to wait until you are at the right age to talk to people at the town or leave this Island." Ushrak replied.
"I know, but how will I ever find someone? My powers aren't going to last forever." Chupapi complained.
"Then learn how to harness your powers."
"Yeah, right. How am I supposed to do that when I don't even understand them?" Chupapi groaned.
"That'n you'll learn. Now come inside and eat something before dinner starts."
After finishing her meal, Chupapi went and joined Ushrak in her room.
"Here, take this book, I want you to try reading." Ushrak offered, handing a book to her grandson.
"Thank you." Chupapi took the book from his grandmother's hands and opened the cover, turning pages until he came across the title. "This is a book about the myths and legends, isn't it?" he asked.
"Indeed it is. Try reading through it and see if you can find any hints about your powers." Ushrak answered.
He nodded and began reading. After a few moments, he felt his body move on its own. A sudden feeling spread through his body. He jumped and ran to the door.
"Wait, what happened?!" Ushrak exclaimed.
"Something strange..." Chupapi replied.
"What kind of strange?"
"I don't know!"
Ushrak got up quickly and ran outside. She watched as Chupapi flew across the sky before landing near an oak tree. She gasped in surprise.
"How in the world did you do that?" she said.
"I don't know, I feel dizzy."
He clutched his stomach. His body seemed to be changing shape. Suddenly, he heard rustling leaves and branches, as someone entered the clearing. She stared in shock as a large wolf walked in. It stopped and turned to look at Ushrak. Then, the wolf disappeared as the wind started to blow.
As she turns her head and walks away, she sees Chupapi lying on the ground motionless.
The next thing Ushrak knew, she woke up in a pool of blood. It was then that she realized something wasn't quite right. Her body ached everywhere. Slowly she got up, trying to ignore the pain. As she stood up, her vision was slightly obscured by blood dripping down from her nose.
As she wiped off the blood, she finally noticed the wound to her cheek. Ushrak then saw her grandson's body laying beside her, she tried to call for help but she can't seem to talk nor move.
She began to realize that they were underground, as she was thinking of a way out the big wolf, the silhouette of a big wolf suddenly emerged, its size is that of a White Rhinoceros.Ushrak began screaming as loud as she could. When the beast began moving towards her, a pack of wolves followed the big wolf.
"It is a Vashin!" Ushrak screamed. A Vashin is a creature that got possessed by a spirit, demons, angels, and ghosts. Ushrak knew this was a Vashin because of an odd black mark, which suggests that the wolf was possessed by a Demon. The Vashin looked at her before growling and jumping forward. Ushrak closed her eyes as the Vashin's jaws clamped onto her leg.
The pain was immense but she didn't scream. Instead she tried to fight, kicking the giant wolf off her leg, but the animal still held her. The Vashin then proceeded to bite the girl repeatedly causing blood to spurt out from her wounds, making her bleed out quickly. Soon enough, the girl's struggles ceased.
As she was about to die, her paralysis suddenly disappeared, the love for her grandson, was so strong that she became immune to it. She threw the potion of vitality onto her grandson, causing him to wake up, as she was about to be bitten in the neck, she said "Run, little one!", and the last thing she heard was him saying, "I will".