Peter's Return to Pegasus World

By F. Stewart

The stakes are high, and the freedom is limited as the group of college friends from Livingston bares their destiny. Their fate would allow them to find their identity, but at what cost—losing someone they love or facing the ultimate challenge to gain someone's approval? Despite what happened in the past, each one of them holds a key that was kept hidden within themselves, but only one has the power to unleash what was hidden and put things back the way it was supposed to be.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Page Publishing, Inc.
• Release date: Jun 23, 2020
• ISBN: 9781645443834

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Peter's Return to Pegasus World

F. D. Stewart

Copyright © 2020 F. D. Stewart

All rights reserved

First Edition

PAGE PUBLISHING, INC.

Conneaut Lake, PA

First originally published by Page Publishing 2020

ISBN 978-1-64544-382-7 (pbk)

ISBN 978-1-64544-383-4 (digital)

Printed in the United States of America

Table of Contents

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Chapter 10

Chapter 11

Chapter 12

Chapter 13

Chapter 14

Malaya might have underestimated the powers of her opponent as she tried to battle Lisa within her estate —a battle that she saw herself losing in the middle of the fight. She saw how much power Lisa had gained since she found the stone hidden in the palm of the arch hand of a man within the basement. She tried to stop her from destroying what she had created. Lisa froze her within the air and created a strong wind as she watched the old abandon estate, which sat in the middle of the forest, torn into pieces by a tornado that Lisa created. Lisa destroyed everything in front of her. Then she gathered up the remaining debris within the wind and formed a tornado. She opened a portal, allowing everything to go through it, including Malaya.

No, this cannot happen to me! She felt the force of wind pulling her within the portal and back into her world.

Eye-Soar did not like what he had seen from a distance as he fights through the strong wind, changing his course of action. He planned to capture Lisa and the stone within her charm and destroy her family.

Once Lisa got rid of everything concerning Malaya and her estate, she calms the wind, making it peaceful again. Then she heads toward Grandma Quinones and the others until Eye-Soar came flying down on the giant blackbird back out of nowhere and grab her as she screamed.

Shemar did not hesitate as he jumps right on the giant blackbird’s back. He snatched Lisa right out of his hands as she fell to the ground. Eye-Soar grabbed the necklace from around her neck and flew up in the air. No, Shemar! She reached out her hands for him to grab them, but it was too late. The giant blackbird continued to fly up in the air, with them fighting on its back. Shemar managed to knock the necklace out of his hand, along with a mysterious book. Eye-Soar roared when he saw them fell from the sky. He could not go back to retrieve them, not without reinforcement. So they fought with one another until a portal appeared in front of them. The giant blackbird stops while flapping its wings hard to stay up in the air. The portal swirl into motion as the force of wind pull everything in sight, including the giant blackbird, Eye-Soar, and Shemar. They had no idea where they were going when they entered the portal.

Shemar realized that there was no turning back once he made a quick move to save the woman he loved. He was willing to pay a price that could end his life in Livingston and from being with the people he once knew. It was a decision that would prevent Eye-Soar from interfering with their lives. A decision that would cause him to fight even harder for his return as we continue to read Peter’s Return to Pegasus World.

Now let’s begin.

Chapter 1

Outside of Livingston

Lisa remained on the ground looking at the sky watching the portal close with no return of Shemar. Tears began to flow from her eyes as she realized that Shemar was gone and she had never told him how much she loved him and now she might never get that chance again. Lisa could not handle what just happened as she reached over and grabbed the book and her charm, which fell beside her. Holding them closely to her chest, she continued to cry because her heart was now shattered.

Grandma Quinones, Bonnie, Princess, along with all the Quinones family, saw what had taken place and gathered themselves around her to comfort her. Lisa finally found her identity, who she was supposed to be, and in return lost someone in the process. It was a very hard thing to swallow, especially if it was her husband.

Lisa was thinking about the times of how much he was there for her and how she treated him. She realized that nothing she had done was good toward her husband. She continued to cry until Grandma Quinones said, My dear child, you will see him again. He knows how much you love him, and apologizing before any of this ever happened is acknowledging how much you love each other. Get up, my child.

I can’t, Grandma.

Yes, you can, Lisa.

I can’t, Grandma.

Yes, you can.

Why should I? He’s gone, and I am alone. I don’t like being alone, Grandma.

You are not alone, my child. You have all of us, and we are here to make sure that you are never alone, even if you are pregnant.

Lisa looked up at Grandma Quinones. How did you know?

My dear child, the power of your charm that you are holding in your hand shows a very familiar color to every mother in the Quinones family that’s expecting. Even Shemar saw it.

Shemar.

My dear, it is a lot that you don’t understand, and maybe it is time that you do, said Grandma Quinones as she summoned all the Pegasus to arrive along with the hawk. Now, I think it’s about time that we should return back to Livingston, for our job here is done.

How do you know?

As you can see for yourself, the blue moon is at a standstill, said Grandma Quinones as she reached out her hand and helped Lisa up, continuing, and that means no transition will occur in Livingston until you, my dear, fulfill your destiny.

I thought I did by accepting who I am. What else must I do?

Bring your husband back, said Grandma Quinones as they watched all the Pegasuses and the hawk landed on the ground.

Everyone began to walk toward their Pegasus, except for Lisa, for she was in no condition to ride alone. Lisa rode on the hawk with Princess. Bonnie and the others rode on the Pegasuses as they left the vacant lot behind, flying into the air on their way going back to Livingston.

Fighting within the portal

Shemar and Eye-Soar continued to fight within the portal as they were traveling through it to wizard world. It was slowly closing the place of Livingston behind them while they were fighting each other. Eye-Soar tried to turn the giant blackbird around within the portal to head back to Livingston to finish what he had done, but Shemar knocked him off its back to keep him from going back to Livingston.

Defeating Eye-Soar now when he fell off the giant blackbird back, caused Shemar to keep the giant blackbird heading straight to the opening. Eye-Soar had no other choice, but to grab hold of its feet while Shemar leads the way through the portal until they finally got to the end. Once they came out of the portal. Eye-Soar realized that he was right back in the Wizard world again. Eye-Soar did not like it one bit. He got mad at where he was at and caused the giant blackbird to flip over in midair with Shemar riding on its back. It made a loud squawking sound as it flipped over. He went flying off its back.

Shemar was falling fast from the sky as Eye-Soar took back the position of the giant blackbird. He began to turn it around. He was heading back toward the portal, but it closed before he could get to it. He roars like a lion as he began to change into a deadly creature in human form. He was a fine specimen that you would never want to toy with under any circumstances. His small curved upper canine teeth grew long outside of his mouth. He was already tall and built with multiple tattoos on his body. His rage intensifies the powers from the sky as his natural curls became straight with eye particles forming into one big eye in the back of his hair.

But as for Shemar, he continued to fall fast from the sky. He realized that he could not stop himself from falling as he struggles to embrace himself. He hit the pool of water hard within the lake knocking himself out cold and leaving him floating on top of the water, but a stranger who had watched everything from a distance dove quickly into the water to rescue him. He pulled him out of the water and carried him some place safe.

Eye-Soar could not believe that the portal closed and disappeared before his eyes. He knew that there was no way of returning to Livingston once he arrived in his world. He turned the giant blackbird around and went after him. You have ruin everything that I have work for in Livingston. You will pay for this, Shemar! He roared and directed the giant blackbird to where Shemar had fell.

He did not care about where he was hiding. He just wanted to finish him off as he landed the giant blackbird by the lake. He got off the giant blackbird’s back and look around the area until he picks up an unfamiliar scent. He knew that someone else was here and took him away from the scene, but who? He created a ball of electricity within his hands and throw it into the lake. I will destroy what they need and lure them out into my hands. The water begins to bubble, causing an electric current that travels underneath. It spread throughout the lake that everything that died came up to surface. He roared as his powers intensify because of the blue moon. He looked up at the sky from where he was standing. He realized that the blue moon had not disappeared. It was at a standstill. And every dimension can see it.

Eye-Soar knew that it couldn’t be moved unless someone from the Macquoinan line would bear a child, but to make sure that it would never happen, he must find Shemar and destroy him. So he got on the giant blackbird’s back after seeing no sign of him anywhere near the lake. He roared one last time. You cannot hide from me, Shemar! I will find you, and when I do, you will pay for what you have done to me.

Eye-Soar left heading toward the north. He knew that he would have to do whatever it would take to get out of this place. He could not wait another sixteen years in captivity before the next portal opens again to Livingston. So he had to make plans that would get him to his destination without any interference from Shemar.

Meanwhile…

The stranger dress in rags took him to a nearby village that was somewhere hidden underground. Here we are, my friend, he said as he carried him over his broad shoulder. You are safe here. He walks into the village, heading straight toward the medical facility, where he had to pass by the designer shop, construction site, a supermarket, and a science lab to get to where he was going. My friend, these are the people who were pulled within the portal many years ago. He looked at what they had accomplished since they’ve been here. And we that were abducted by these hideous creatures were brought here to die, but they saved our lives. He continues to walk toward the building. To pay a debt for our life, we must find a way for all of us to go home. He was talking to him about the underground village, while he was still unconscious. You, being here, gives us hope. I do believe that you will find a way for us all. Shemar’s charm lit up.

The stranger went up the steps with Shemar inside the medical facility, where he saw the doctors and nurses were busy handling incoming patients who recently pulled inside the portal and left for dead. He continued walking down the hallway, heading straight to the front desk, carrying him across his shoulder. He saw Dr. Foster standing there looking through a file in his hand before he gave it back to the nurse clerk.

He was about to leave when he turned around and look right into his face. Professor Grain.

Dr. Foster.

Dr. Foster was a medical physician, biologist, physiologist, and blacksmith. A man with radiant skin and dark brown snake eyes that could see right through you, and sharp teeth that remained unseen. He was medium in height, and somewhat built. He had unique tattoos all over his body that were very descriptive because of his origin. A man with many talents and can get along well with others in any case. No one could unlock the unknown mystery of Dr. Foster. A man who knew you better than yourself, yet he never smiled.

Who do we have this time?

My nephew.

Right this way, said Dr. Foster as he escorted Professor Grain to another part of the medical facility where no one entered but him.

What is this place?

This place is a secret underground condo that is part of the medical facility, and this is where I live, and no one is welcome unless I welcome them.

I see, said Professor Grain as he continued to carry his nephew to the room.

Here we are, room 121.

Thank you for doing this, said Professor Grain as he followed him to one of his guest bedrooms. Then laid him on the bed.

Can you tell me what happened to him?

Eye-Soar.

Eye-Soar? said Dr. Foster as his eyes lit up.

Yes, Eye-Soar.

Dr. Foster closed the guest bedroom door behind him so that no one would eavesdrop on their conversation. He wasn’t taking any chances of anyone finding out who he was protecting. He begins to ask Professor Grain a question. I would like to know what Eye-Soar has to do with Shemar?

I have no idea, he said as he watched Dr. Foster examine him. All I know is that they fought coming out of the portal. Now, what happens before they came here, only he can answer that when he wakes up.

You would let me know when that happens. Dr. Foster finished examining him. I have some patients to attend to but will be back to check up on him.

Yeah, I know you will, and maybe we can discuss this Eye-Soar.

I will tell you what you want to know about him.

Indeed.

Dr. Foster left the room as Professor Grain watch over his nephew until he returns.

Meanwhile at the wizard’s estate

The Irving family cast a spell to get rid of every creature that came out of wizard world. Once they return to the portal in the west wing, it sealed itself shut and disappeared. Peter and his parents thought that it was best to clean up the mess that they left behind, including the estate. So Mr. and Mrs. Irving check the upper north, south, and east wing upstairs. Peter went to the lower west to make sure no creatures were left behind.

They continue to check each room within the estate. Mrs. Irving was getting upset about how the upper north and east wing look. These rooms were destroyed by those creatures, she said to her husband. I blame you for this, Peter, whispering among herself as they head toward the south wing. Peter, on the other hand, could not believe what he saw when he arrived. The hallway was clear. There was nothing damaged or destroyed in the west wing. He thought that it was odd, but this estate holds a mystery that no one seems to understand. He decided to join his parents in the upper south wing, where he saw how badly it affected his mother as she excuses herself. I need to go outside for some fresh air. She could not believe what had happened to the estate. It seems like everything around her was destroyed, and she blame Peter for it.

If Peter would have been more responsible and alert, this would never have happened. She walked around the crumble driveway. Every room in the north and the south wing had been ruined. There is hardly anything left in the east wing. If he would have paid attention to the signs. She looked at her surroundings. She realized that it was no different from the inside of the estate. Everything that she has done here is gone. It is going to take several months or maybe years to put this place back together. Now, she dreads being here and blames her son for everything until she saw something strange within the sky. What sorcery is this I see? She was looking at a blue moon hovering over half of the earth’s moon. You will pay for this.

She tried to use her powers to build up the foundation of the property, but nothing happened. She tried to create a piece of the east wing that was missing from the estate, but nothing seems to appear. She went as low as to cleaning up the debris around the area, but nothing moved.

Oh, my powers are gone, they are all gone. What am I to do?

As long as you can see and know that the blue moon is at a standstill, it still has control, my dear, and there is nothing that anyone of us can do, said Mr. Irving as he went walking toward his wife. The only thing that you can do is to learn to accept it.

What? I will not learn to accept this, said Mrs. Irving as she tried and tried again to move more stuff while she speaks to her husband. I cannot or will not accept this. I need my powers back to fix things. She saw that nothing she did went anywhere. She started crying as she fell to the ground being exhausted from trying to prove herself against the blue moon that was partly hovering over half of the earth’s moon.

Get up, dear, said Mr. Irving as he went over to grab her and help her up. Maybe it is for the best that we try not to use our powers while the blue moon is in our presence. We do not know what this moon is capable of doing to anyone who has a gift.

Well, mine is gone. It stripped me of my powers, and I cannot get it back.

You don’t know that. Until we learn about what we are dealing with, we will never know what to expect.

Then what are we going to do?

We can do a little bit at a time.

Time that I do not have. I don’t have the patience for it. I already see myself failing.

"If you see yourself that way, then that is what you will become. You will not be able to get anything