I'm Crazy

Hello! This is Moonlight (talk)  and this is my story about a dragonet who is sent to a place for crazy people. I hope you enjoy this. I'll try and update it everyday if I can. If you need more and you're like "I need to read more!!" Just go to my message wall.
==Prologue==
6 years ago...
"Listen. I'm sorry, but Lightningshock needs to be taken away for awhile until she gets better." She heard the voice of a man say.
She looked at her mom and dad sitting there in shock and sadness. "Please don't take my only dragonet away from me! Please!" Her mom begged the doctor.
He shook his head, "I'm sorry but Lightningshock needs to go to this place. It won't be long 2 years max." Her parents nodded their heads and walked out the room.
She looked up at them "Mama?" Her mother picked her up and put Lightningshock on her back. "Your going away from mommy and daddy for a while okay." She nodded her head.
==Chapter 1==
She sat in her room. Alone.Angry. Misunderstood. Everybody thinks she's crazy. They think something is wrong with her brain.
"Butterflies! Butterflies are pretty and beautiful!! HAHAHAHAHAHA!!" She couldn't control it.
It wasn't her fault, why did she have to be punished for it? It's been six years. 2 years max! Ha! that doctor lied. I haven't seen my family for three years, they used to visit everyday when I was younger then after I got  a little older it became a few times a week then once a week, then once a month.Now they don't visit me at all.'I've been here for six years! When will I leave this terrible place.
After she was done her uncontrollable laughter she put her head on her talons.All she wanted to do was get out of here. She looked around her, it was still the same building in the same room she was shoved into 6 years ago. She started to sob. She saw every few weeks dragons coming in and leaving, they were lucky. They finally got to leave this place, while she was left behind, doctors and nurses saying that she was too dangerous to be put into the outside world. She couldn't even breathe fire any more, not even smoke came out.  Nothing is wrong with me. Why do they keep saying something is wrong with me!? She put her head up and looked out her window so she could see what was happening outside her room. She saw one of her friends she had made that came two years ago.
Her friend was packing and going away.She tried to get her attention by waving but it didn't work. The dragon walked out of the building without even saying goodbye. Lightningshock turned away from the window that led to the hallway and turned to her window that led to the outside. It had bars in front of it so no dragon could escape through the window. It was sunny outside, with barely any clouds drifting in the sky. She missed the outside, she hadn't been outside for months. A  SkyWing nurse walked into the room carefully with an expression that looked like she wanted something to be over with. Is she waiting for me to accidentally give her a tiny electric shock? Lightningshock thought.
"You have to see the doctor today. Follow me." The SkyWing turned out the door and down the hall with Lightningshock following and guards surrounding them in case Lightningshock tried to do something.
The nurse opened the door for her and then walked back down the hall. "Well isn't it my favourite patient." The doctor said from behind a glass wall. She nodded her head in response.
"How are you feeling today?" The NightWing doctor asked from the other side of the wall.
She sat down and started to speak "I feel the same as always. I want to get out of here." She had tears forming on her eyes but she blinked them away.
He looked at her with sadness in his eyes, "Lightningshock, I understand you want to leave but your just not ready yet. Now what are your emotions right now?" Lightningshock did everything she had to do in her usual sessions with the doctor then left the room and went back to hers.
What is my life? Why did I have to be put into this horrid terrible place! How long will I be here? What if I'm here my whole life? 'They will never let me out of this place. Especially now that they found out I could electrocute people. My family could be dead for all I know. Why why why why why...  She sat there thinking and thinking and thinking. Night fell and the stars came out, she was still thinking. About what? She never said. She never mentioned to another soul. She was thinking through the whole night, randomly bursting into laughter but her brain still working.
==Chapter 2==
She woke up ate, read a scroll, took her medication, read some more, ate, exercised, education, ate and then went to bed. It was like that every single day, except for the rare occasions where she would go outside.
She wanted to just end her life, she was down to her last thread of hope. All her hope that she had when she first came grew smaller and smaller over the years. But something kept her alive, something made her wake up in the morning. Maybe it was that she wanted to live for the day they told her she could leave this place, or maybe it's the fact that she wants to see the whole continent of Pyrrhia, maybe she wants to find love out there in the world and not  be stuck in here wishing of what could've been.
She started talking to herself quietly in her room alone. A nurse walked into the room, "You may go outside today, Lightningshock." The nurse left the room and lead her to a door that led to outside.
She walked outside into the open field with a huge fence surrounding the whole place and guards watching her every move. She saw a few other patients, who all kept to themselves and enjoyed the fresh air and sun. They gave her a little wave knowing that she had been here for years. Lightningshock's bright red scales looked like rubies in the sunlight. She decided to try and breathe a little plume of fire but nothing came out, she sighed. Why am I the one that gets all  the weird qualities and abilities?
After about an hour a nurse showed up and told everybody to go back to their room until class started. She walked back to her room looking at the familiar walls that surrounded her. Lightningshock walked to class and sat in her usual seat. She payed attention then when it was over she walked back to her room. She started laughing and talking to herself for hours without getting bored, then all of a sudden she was back to her normal sad self. But after a few minutes, she was laughing and talking to herself uncontrollably and she couldn't stop it. Inside her head she was thinking, Why is this happening so often now? It was uncontrollable. She was going insane, it happened so often and at the most random times. The laughing and talking stopped but then started again and didn't stop until the stars came out and into the great dark blue sky to be seen by the dragons below. Lightningshock crawled into her bed and fell asleep. Throughout the whole night she didn't move, didn't laugh, didn't wake up at all. Everything was quiet in the hospital and for the first time in 6 years, it was peaceful.
Maybe she was cured. After 6 whole years of being in this place maybe just maybe, the insane person inside of her was gone. But that would mean she could leave. Leave this place and get back to her family and create her world and life, but life is cruel and mean. No, right when she had a burst of happiness life snatched it away. She burst out laughing and talking to herself,  the noise echoed off the walls of the hospital. Just when I thought I could leave this place... She thought to herself. It went on and on for hours without end, the nurses worried but were too scared to go into her room. She was finally done and they made her go straight to the doctor.
She sat in a chair facing the doctor through a window.He studied her for a few minutes then went to talking to her.
"Lightningshock, tell me how do you feel right now this very second?"  Lightningshock breathed a sigh. "I'm sad. Extremely sad, I feel depressed, angry, furious." She said to him.
He thought for a second trying to come up with another question. "Now tell me, why do you feel the way you feel?" Lightningshock looked down at her talons.
"I'm sad and angry and furious because, just when I thought I was cured, that I could leave this place... Then all of a sudden... I have to stay here, probably forever." The doctor looked at Lightningshock, "You won't be here forever, but now we have to deal with your new depression."
After about an hour of talking the session was finally over.
She sat in her room and fell asleep, thinking of what it was like outside in the real world.
==Chapter 3==
Lightningshock lay in her bed ignoring everything and every dragon that talked to her. Nurses walked into her room and gave her a sad look then walked out. The doctor came in a few times trying to talk to Lightningshock but it didn't work, nothing worked. It was like she was trapped inside her own mind, it wouldn't let her out and speak, as if something was controlling her. Like it wasn't her body any more, she was just a soul inside a paralyzed body, incapable of doing anything but lie there and stare out into space.
She was like that for days. Nurses started worrying about her, she was dragged to sessions with the doctor but she didn't talk, only he talked trying to snap her out of whatever was happening to her. Nothing worked. Then after 5 whole days of being like that, she suddenly snapped out of it, she could control her body again, she could speak, laugh, smile, and do everything she wanted to do. She started jumping around, excited and happy, happier than she had ever been before.She looked around and then her happiness was sucked right out of her. I'm still in this terrible place... She said in her mind. Nurses rushed in when they saw she could move again, they dragged her to the doctor's office and pretty much threw her into the chair to face the doctor. 
He looked at her with a smile on his face, "Nice to see you're better now." She looked around the familiar office, happy she could move again instead of just lie there, unable to do anything.
"It's nice to be able to move again." She said looking around.
"So, let's get right down to business. How do you feel right now?" Lightningshock  had a smile on her face, "I feel great. I'm happy, I can move again." She had a huge smile which she hadn't had in years.
"Well this is surprising." The doctor said, he too had a smile on his face.
"Lightningshock, it seems like your sadness has disappeared. That means you're one step closer to getting out of here." Lightningshock was even happier after hearing that.
"Okay you can go now." The surprise on Lightningshock's face was clear, she had never had such a short session, other than when she first came here.
==Chapter 4==
Everything was confusing and weird to her. Everything she knew was in the walls of this hospital, every single thing other than her parents was in the walls of this hospital. It's what she thought about all the time even though it just made her sadder and more depressed. Lightningshock thought about all those years ago when her parents visited her all the time and she was happy. But those days were all gone, as if they were only dreams inside her head. Memories flooded her mind like she was drowning in them and she was sent three years back into the past.
Two SkyWings sat in the doctor's office talking about Lightningshock. "I want to know how much longer she'll be here!"
 The female SkyWing shouted at the doctor with a sad look in her eyes, the male SkyWing pushed the female SkyWing away from the doctor because she was about to attack him.
 "I have no idea when she'll get out. It could take years." he looked at the couple sadly.
 "YEARS!?" The usually calm male SkyWing said in alarm.
The young doctor nodded sadly and then looked at the small bright red SkyWing dragonet standing in the corner watching silently trying to hold in her craziness, "You can go to your room, Lightningshock." 
The NightWing doctor said to the little dragonet. She nodded her head , ran down the hallway and into her room, she started going crazy but after a few seconds she saw her parents walking out of the building, her mother glanced at her sadly then turned away. Her dad turned around and mouthed the words "Goodbye." and then they continued on there way. 
That was the last time she saw her parents. They barely even said goodbye to her, that's what hurt her most. After that it was like her parents had forgotten she had even existed. Like they cut off all communications with her. When she went to the doctor's office for another session she asked a question she hadn't answered in such a long time.  
She sat down in the chair and looked at the doctor, "Where are my parents?" he jumped a little when he heard that and after a few seconds he answered "They're waiting. Waiting somewhere in the Sky Kingdom for you to be released from here.". 
Lightningshock felt a little happier knowing that her parents were still waiting for her but it quickly went away knowing that he could be lying. A frown spread across her face and she looked down at her talons, the doctor sighed and told her something that surprised her, "Lightningshock, here are some letters that your parents sent you recently." He handed the nurse standing beside the doctor the letters. 
"You can go back to your room now Lightningshock." 
Walking back to her room she thought about what might be in those letters, what her parents might have wrote. But when she read them, she was disappointed. She didn't know what she was expecting but it was disappointing reading them. Lightningshock lay in her bed reading the letters over and over again, the newest one was sent last week and it read,
Dear, Lightningshock,
 We're still waiting. See you soon.
                                                       Love,
                                                                 Your parents.
It was such a small letter. Not even news about anything new happening. Lightningshock whispered to herself "Just a few words on paper. Words can mean nothing or they can mean everything."  staring at the letters was all she did that day, as if there was no end to it.
==Chapter 5==
The days went by and Lightningshock had turned into a zombie. She would eat,sleep, do what she was told, went to the doctor's sessions and did everything she did on a daily basis. But those days turned into weeks and those weeks turned into months. Months went by without change for her. Lightningshock had stopped all her laughing and talking to herself during those days and then it started up again. It was like that all the time. For a whole year it stayed the same.
February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December, and all the way back to January. Lightningshock had become a zombie, with no smile to ever appear on her face other than the times she would be laughing, but eventually even that stopped. Until she would just talk to herself, alone in her room. Maybe she was getting better, maybe this was for the best. To be a mindless zombie. But if she was just a mindless zombie then there was no reason for her to try and get out of this place. She wanted to get out of this place to live, to be happy, to live the life she had only dreamed of living. But if being a zombie was the only way out, what was the point of going out there. If she did get out of here by just being a brainless zombie, she would have to snap out of it and then she would be thrown right back in here. It may have been the thing that could get her out of this place, but what would keep her out of this place. Nothing. Only being a zombie could keep her out of this place. And if being a zombie would keep her out, she would rather be stuck in here, able to do what she wanted without being sent back here.
Snapping out of her daze was hard. Every day she would relapse back into her emotionless zombie self. But there was something that she noticed right away, the laughing and talking to herself had stopped completely. Finally when her zombie self was completely gone, so was her crazy side. Everything she had dreamed since she was only 1 years old had finally come true. She could leave this horrid place finally after 7 years of being here. The nurses and doctors all noticed she had stopped but they still had their doubts about her being completely cured. The deal was that, if for two weeks she went without turning into her crazy side she could leave, but if she did turn crazy again during those two weeks, she would stay until she got better.
Lightningshock was completely calm and happy through the whole two weeks. No laughing, no talking, no nothing, other than being herself, her true self, the one that nobody knew about, the side that was hiding behind the crazy one. She could finally go out and see the world. See the big blue ocean, see all the forests, look at all the pretty flowers that Pyrrhia offered, and finally be free from the hospital that stopped her from living her life. She could finally break free from this place. Lightningshock was bursting with joy that she could leave,  she could see her parents and family again, she could go to a real school, have friends, and do everything that she wanted to. There was her parents the very next day waiting in the waiting room, waiting for their daughter. Lightningshock didn't have anything to pack, only a small little ruby her parents had given her before they left her on her first day at this place. She would miss the hospital for it was the only place she knew, the only home, the only school, and it would always hold a special place inside her heart.
As Lightningshock walked out of the hospital, finally cured of her craziness, she looked back. It was saying goodbye to the place she grew up in. "I'm going to miss this place. Goodbye." She whispered into the hospital and then she was off, ready to see the whole of Pyrrhia, and ready to begin the next chapter of her life.
But then something she never expected happened. She laughed. Not just any laugh. A crazy uncontrollable laugh. Her crazy side had woken up.
==Chapter 6==
The nurses and a few guards heard her and immediately grabbed her and dragged her back into the hospital. Everything that was just a few little steps away now was miles away from her reach. She was just about to get away from this place and live her life, then all of it got snatched away from her grasp. She was so close only to be pushed back miles away from her goal. Lightningshock's parents followed the guards and nurses as they practically threw her into her old room. When she landed on the ground, she regained her sanity. Now she was mad, it was like her crazy side wanted her to stay here forever. It stopped and then when she got close to getting out of this place it dragged her right back in. It seemed that life just liked to play with her emotions and give her hope of getting out of this place, and then just crush it like a bug. Shocks of electricity burst inside the room all of it coming from Lightningshock. The guards and nurses all moved back from the room and her parents stared from the window confused. Lights flickered in the hallways and all types of devices throughout the hospital turned on and off. Patients wondered what was happening around them and doctors and nurses wondered if it was some sort of power surge. But this was no power surge, it was all Lightningshock. Of course she had no control over it, it just happened randomly. Lightningshock looked around her room and at the terrified and calm faces of the guards, nurses and doctors outside her room, trying to figure out what was causing this surge of electricity. All signs pointed to Lightningshock, for you could see the electric shocks coming from her room.
Confusion and fear clouded her mind as she saw a doctor coming toward her with a needle filled with white liquid. She moved away from the unfamiliar doctor coming towards her with the mysterious liquid. Lightningshock wondered what the needle was filled with until the doctor stabbed her with it and she realized it was just to put her to sleep. Lightningshock looked around dazed until she fells to the floor and closed her eyes. Everything was silent in the hospital, as if everyone was holding it's breath waiting for something. The power surge stopped when Lightningshock fell asleep, but it would only stay at bay while she slept and when she woke up, well, it would be an even bigger surge of electricity, because it had all that time while Lightningshock was asleep to charge up again. While Lightningshock was asleep the doctors wanted to know how she was doing this. They rushed her to a nearby lab for testing, and she would stay there until they figured out how exactly she was doing this.
==Chapter 7==
Waking up was hard, it felt as if her eyelids were glued shut until she forced them open. Looking around groggily, Lightningshock wondered where she was. The bright red SkyWing looked down and around her and noticed that she was strapped to a metal table, with cords and wires attached to her. "Hmmh.Wha?" Lightningshock said groggy from sleep. One of the scientists watching her walked over to Lightningshock and stabbed her with another needle, except this one had much less liquid. Lightningshock had been knocked out again.
When she awoke from her few minutes of sleep, she was in a glass bubble with scientists running this way and that all over the lab. They discussed what they had written down, and those who didn't have their snouts deep into a scroll, were watching Lightningshock's every move. The scientist that had stabbed her with the needle earlier came closer to the glass bubble, when Lightningshock saw him come closer she bared her teeth at him and growled a low menacing growl, that should have come from someone much older. Scared, the scientist turned right back around and instead discussed some notes with another scientists on the other side of the room. Lightningshock was still growling and baring her teeth when another scientist that was only a bit bigger than her, approached the glass bubble. She stopped growling and put on her normal sad face, and circled inside the glass bubble, looking at all the experiments and scrolls that were everywhere inside the lab.
"Wow." She said amazed by everything.
The young scientist took a microphone that was attached to a speaker inside the bubble, "Amazing, isn't it?" He asked her, speaking into the microphone. 
His voice came into the small glass bubble and bounced off the walls of it. She nodded her head, too amazed to speak, "Well it should be amazing, since it took years of research and experimenting to figure all of this out. But there is still another mystery that needs to be solved. And I'm to talking to her." 
Lightningshock whipped around towards him, "How can I get out of here." She asked him desperately. 
The scientist put on a sly smile, almost evil like. "There may be a way, but I'm not telling you. And don't think a sad story will help you out of here either." He said to her, the smile turning into a smirk. 
"I wasn't planning on doing that at all." Lightningshock replied.  Turning back around towards all of the knowledge and facts that seemed to drip from every corner of the room. Breathing it all in. 
So many questions were at the tip of Lightningshock's tongue all the words battling to see which got said first, "Can I ask a few questions?" she said turning towards him. 
"Well, I knew you would have questions, so spill them."  He looked at her expectantly for a few minutes until she finally remembered that she could talk.
"Oh yah, my questions... Ummm... First of all you seem only a little bit older than me. How are you here? Why am I here? When will I leave? Why did I get sent here in the first place? Why aren't I at the hospital? Wh-" The young scientist cut her off.
"Filled with so many questions, and I will answer all of them. Well, I'm here because of an internship. You're here because of your abilities. I have no idea when you will leave. And you're not in the hospital because we need to research you. Did that clear everything up for you?"  Lightningshock nodded her head, but she still had one more question, "I have one more question. What's your name?".
He looked at her for a moment, half the scientists didn't even know his name and never bothered to ask, "My name is Ignite." Ignite said to her. "Nice name." Lightningshock said nodding her head and turning back to look at he lab around her.
Ignite gave a small smile and then walked out  of the room while Lightningshock had her back turned. She turned back around to see his dark orange tail disappearing out the doorway, "Hey!" she called at him from the little glass bubble, but he was already out of the room.
==Chapter 8==
Boring. Boring, bored, boredom, and all the other words for bored that Lightningshock could think of. She paced inside the little glass bubble, muttering random words under her breath. Lightningshock was so bored that she WANTED her crazy side to come out from hiding, or for her to give off a few volts of electricity, but she had no control. This was the first time in years that she was bored, so she decided to do some thinking on how to escape this lab. Her mind started thinking, 
Well this is a glass bubble, so I could easily break it... Unless it's too thick or there's a plastic casing around it. Well of course they would use thick glass! These are scientists not random dragons that designed this! Well I can see pretty clearly so maybe the glass isn't so thick... Or it's just plastic. Too bad I don't have my fire any more, but they probably made sure I didn't have fire before they put me in this thing. Ugh! There's now way out! Unless I claw my way out... That's wh- 
 The scientist she met yesterday walked into the room and she completely lost her train of thought. Ignite shot her a smile then turned towards another scientist that needed his assistance. Lightningshock paced around her bubble, mumbling and growling angrily while mumbling about how she was being kept inside a glass bubble.
 The dark orange SkyWing walked over and spoke into the microphone while all the other scientists were discussing notes. 
 "I'm not supposed to be talking to you, you know." He said. She stared at him confused, "Why not?" Lghtningshock asked him.
 
 "I don't know why, they just said not to. But I can break a few rules here and there."  Ignite gave her a sly smile, "Besides, you're the only one here that isn't old and likes to drone on and on endlessly about science. You don't like to talk about science do you?"  Ignite said a spark of doubt flashing in his eyes, "No I do not like to talk about science." Lightningshock replied in her usual sad voice.
 
 "If you don't mind me asking... Why do you sound so sad?" She looked at him sadly, "I'm just always sad.". A frown appeared on Ignite's snout but he turned it into his usual smirk, "I got to go, but I'll see you around. Don't go anywhere." Ignite joked as he walked away. Lightningshock rolled her eyes at him "Hah. Very funny." She called after him.  
It seemed that none of the scientist had noticed the two dragonets talking, but there was one standing in the corner of the room watching Lightningshock like a hawk. Getting the sensation of somebody watching her, she turned around and saw the scientist that was watching her. He didn't even look away, he just continued to stare. Disturbed, Lightningshock, turned back to staring at what the scientists were doing. A few of the scientists walked up to the glass bubble and stared at her as if they were waiting for something to happen.
 One of the scientists finally decided to speak, "Can you give off a few volts of electricity?" he asked her. Lightningshock shook her head and replied "I can't do it by force." Some of the scientists sighed and some just stared at her blinking.
 After a few minutes the scientists turned around and left, going back to their desks and writing in scrolls. She walked around inside the bubble, her tail lashing from side to side while hitting the glass that was around her. After a few minutes Lightningshock's tail began to ache so she stopped. Lightningshock began to study the notes she could see. Looking around, Lightningshock, realized a few scientists were recording everything she was doing.
Then out of nowhere she started giggling, it started to turn into a loud laugh and next thing she knew she was cackling and laughing her head off like a psycho. Her crazy side had returned and with it a tiny bolt of lightning came from her talons. The scientists were all watching, writing on scrolls like mad. Lightningshock started running around and jumping inside the glass bubble, trying to break it. Her talons scraped at the glass making a high pitched noise as she ran and jumped around. She was going completely insane and out of control. Until finally the glass had a tiny crack appear in it's side. Lightningshock jumped around in joy and squealed then continued to laugh as she jabbed and dug her talons into the small crack to break it. The crack became bigger and bigger, cracks appeared all around the glass bubble. Pure silence was heard when that happened. Even Lightningshock had stopped laughing. The glass broke, and so did Lightningshock.  Glass shards exploded around the lab and a few shards dug into Lightningshock's scales as they fell. She had her chance to escape. Lightningshock had spiraled into complete madness. Laughing, Lightningshock ran out of the room and out of the building dodging guards, and tranquilizer darts. Running out of the building and into the world was a very dangerous dragonet. That was the last they ever saw Lightningshock. Only sightings of her have been found.
===Recent reports from civillians.===
*Names will not be revealed*
Reporter: So you say you saw a bright red dragonet running around and cackling?
Civillian: Yes, that's what I saw.
Reporter: Are you sure? If so, does this look like the dragonet that did it? *Reporter holds up a drawing of Lightningshock's unsmiling face*
Civillian: Yah that's her. I know it's her.
Reporter: This little dragonet has been missing for months. She belongs in a mental hospital.  *Turns to camera* You heard it right here. This dragonet needs to be found. If you see her please tell the police right away so we can get her back to where she belongs. *Goes back to news station*
Anchorman: Now we go to the lab where Lightningshock escaped.
*At the lab*
Reporter: So, Ignite, I think you knew this young dragoness? 
Ignite: Yes, I did know her for about a day or two.
Reporter: Was she nice?
Ignite: She was nice... But she seemed sad all the time. I felt bad for her.
Reporter: If she's watching do you have anything to say to her?
Ignite: Yes I do have something to say. Lightningshock stay wherever you are. DON'T come back. They'll just lock you away again. D-
*Goes back to news room*
Anchorman: Well lets check out the weather...
*Months later*
 Doctor: A few more sightings occurred after the first, getting more and more frequent. Will we ever find her? Who knows? All we know is that she needs to come back so we can take care of her. Lightningshock if you're out there. Please come home.
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