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         Lucifer hates us in Joytown because 

we are always happy, and without the 

crystal we would be able to see and feel hate and 

darkness. 

         Lucifer can only get inside Joytown when people are 

arguing and fighting, which does not happen that often. 

         One day in Joytown, everyone is inside 

except for Damon and I. Damon likes to teach me 

different games and today we are practicing 

jumping on one foot. No one likes to be out when 

I am out. Lucifer is walking into the town and he 

walk through the protective barrier. Lucifer has 

not been in the town for years. 

          “Damon, Lucifer is coming. Ring the 

warning bell!” I yell. 

          “Lilly, I figured out that Izzy is fighting with 

her mom,” Damon yells back to me. 

         Damon runs to try and stop 

Izzy from fighting her mom, but it 

is too late. We all hear the shatter of 

the crystal as it breaks into six 

pieces. Lucifer grabs the pieces of 

the crystal and throws them 

everywhere outside of the barrier. 

      “Now, in a matter of time, 

everyone will be just like me and 

this town will become all evil and 

with no joy,” Lucifer says and he 

walks away. Everyone in our town 

walks out and sees the crystal gone. 

            “Lilly, it is all your fault. You let Lucifer take the 

crystal and put us all in danger,” Izzy exclaims loudly to 

the town.

            “It is not her fault Izzy. You were fighting with 

your mom Izzy,” Damon retorts back.

     “Hey can we just calm down and figure out how to find 

the crystal fragments?” I beg the people. I just want 

everyone to stop blaming me so we can move on and 

save the town.

     “I have a solution,” Izzy chimes. “I think that since 

Lilly messed it up Lilly should go out and find the pieces 

alone,” Izzy proceeds. 

            “Lilly can’t leave town alone. No one has left the 

barrier and it is dangerous. Plus we have no idea where 

they are,” Damon retorts back to Izzy. He has his arms 

crossed and you can tell he is proud of himself.

           “How about everyone in the town goes on with our 

lives while Damon and Lilly go searching. Izzy can stay 

here because we need someone to help us. Plus it is your 

fault Lilly,” Savannah implies. Savannah always tries to 

fix problems and make Izzy look great.

            “You were outside?” Savannah questions 

deviously.            

            "Well yes,” I retort back to her feeling insecure.

    “So you could have stopped him but did nothing,” 

Savannah says.

    “So it is settled it is all Lilly’s fault. Lilly shall leave town 

in two hours with her strong and handsome brother,” 

Izzy remarks. Everyone agrees and the town's librarian 

comes to us.

          “I have something you kids will need.” Dodger 

suggests. We go to the library and get a book. Then 

we head to our house to pack our stuff. 

          I felt so weak out their. I am the smallest kid in 

town. I am only 3 feet tall and I am 13 years old. It 

is just not fair and that is why Izzy picks on me. 

Plus I don’t have any parents because they died last 

year.

          As I am packing my stuff the book glows. I 

open it and I can see a page have words appear on 

it. I get scared immediately.

The first two 

pieces you 

seek is hidden 

where no one 

dares to peak. 

Look there 

and you might 

find what you 

seek.

     What in the world does that mean? How is that 

even a clue? But the title says ‘Crystal Clues’.

        I tell Damon all about it and we set off to find the 

pieces. It is cold and I am really scared. I know this is 

just to make me feel bad, but I think I am up for the 

adventure. 

        When we get to Dark Dare mountain we find the 

two pieces and Damon jumps and grabs them. He is 

smiling but I am not.

    “Maybe this won’t be so bad,” Damon cheers out. I 

wish I could be as hopeful as him but everyone is 

going to blame me forever. 

    “Look, another clue has appeared,” I shout to 

Damon.

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