"two faces" by Chloe jayne barrass

the eyes are the window to our souls,

through them light is reflected

darkness is seen

and  hearts are warmed

just thought i'd write that, these are two girls the one with the thorned crown is in another of my pictures, peering to the outside, she lives in the 'dark realm' the apparenty evil place, but this girl, their princess in interested in the 'lighter realm' she looks for the light and sun and warmth, one with lighter hair  is the princess of the 'lighter realm' and she looks for the evil and power and does what she will to get it, her eyes are darker to show the darkness she seeks and the darker haired one i called Raven.

Hey i just found the story i wrote for them, well it's all i wrote for them

one girl is Raven, the other is Alice. Raven had brown hair and black eyes, she grew up in a dark place away from most light of day and from people. Alice grew up in a happy kingdom and she knew the fun of courts.      Raven on the other hand grew up alone, apart from the strange creatures that she ruled over, there was only one human in her life and that was her most tursted guard.  they were creatures of war, and they were restless in her times of peace. All raven wanted, she only wanted to see the other world. though she ruled her subjects, she couldn't go from her world, or what she knew to be her world. she had never seen the true light of day, she'd seen light coming down through the anciet dwarf shafts but the stained glass of the orcs, there were layers of glass upon glass, coloured it and fractured the light nad spread it out.

Alice's world was light, but she sought something that was a taboo in her country, overall and complete power, like  Raven had, though she didn't know of her.However Alice's father still ruled the kingdowm and his land was peaceful when they could have it, som many little fueds broke out and the people and creatures of his kingdom fought amongst themselves. The people wanted peace however difficult it w as to find. Alice spent her days locked in the libary not uttering a word, or lifting her head from the dusty pages infront of her, to her, her own quest was more important than anything in the world and what one day she wanted to achive, her own rule, over her kingdom.she wanted the world as far as the eye can see; if she could take it, bu she knew if she was to succed she'd have to take it piece by piece.

the story starts ith raven: (i went back on myself, here she can go to the other world.)

i stood at my highest window; it was only his one i could see through to look at the other world i dreamed of. though i could make nothing of it, the mustyold stained glass was stained on both sides and failed to clean under my best efforts. an orc guard came up behind me, my world was one of magic so you might never know when one is near. the orc said from behind me, a little distance away, "your majesty, you must leave." Still gazing at the indow i nod. A cloak hits my shoulders softly, and i raise the hood over my head.

As we leave the room and turn to walk the halls, i say tiredly to the guard hothgort, "at 17, i'm the only other human here other human in my kingdom and my people plead for war while i pray for peace."

"come miss,"  is all he said, he was my trusted frined and the only other human here; and he sought to protect me. i put my head low as we approached the end of the hall and tunnel, i saw each of the guards at hte carriage wore identicle cloaks, and their faces were hidden behind a veil much the same as mine, only two of the five were girls, but none human, the shrowd covered their forms and no one would know any different. here was a cave, huge that held my kingdom, where we stood under the blue light from lanturns specially cast. the carriage door was opened and i got inside, the five got in and hothguard got on top sittting with the coachman.

we were ready for the world outside ours, no one talkeed we remained silent with our heads bowed, in case of the off chance some one might try to get inside. most my people didn't like the idea of peace in the knigdom.