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He looked at me couriously, "It's true that there's a slight possiblity of your brother being the one, but the legends say that the Dragon is suppose to a girl of your race."

"Well, if that's true, it could be anyone one this planet," I said, inching to get behind a tree. I could hear foot steps, coming from the forest, and I knew if I could just keep him busy just a little longer, my dad could stop him.

"I guess that you don't know that you're a half-breed," Kinzoku laughed. "Oh, so you didn't know that you're father isn't human," he said looking at my expression. "He's not even of this planet, and since his race looks some much like the one here, there was no trouble for him to fit in. But the thing is, his race, is almost gone, making only a handful of them left. There's one more thing that sets you apart, you're the only girl of that race left."

I remember thinking that I couldn't be true. My dad had to be human. He didn't look like the aliens that Mom would talk about, the green ones. I didn't even believe in them, but looking at Kinzoku again, started to make me think otherwise.