Noah^^^

"Noah, Getcha ass in the car!" The blue-haired boy looked up from his book at the sound of his sister's melodic voice. Her vulgar words had no effect on the males way of moving. He merely drifted to the SUV. He entered the car; sitting in the middle back seat. His safe haven, right in between his brother, Cole, and sister, Emila. The back seats of the car were for the 'younger' kids. In actuality, they were all sextuplets.

The Yelts family was rather large. The mother, Alison Yelts, the father, Mason Yelts, and the sextuplets (In order) Ashton, Lillian, Kristian, Cole, Noah, and Emila. All of them squeezed together in the SUV as it pulled out of the black paved driveway. The summer sun beat down on the unsuspecting family. The car became a sticky mess of bodies and sweat in a matter of seconds. The sheer willpower of the family was barely enough to keep them in the car long enough to reach the zoo.

The black SUV reached the zoo after a long (and boring) drive in the summer heat. The family tumbled out of the car at the speed of light and then plus some. Noah, who was very adapt to the heat, started to regret wearing long sleeves. The family rushed over to the ticket counter in hopes of getting in and finding a shaded area. The family received their tickets and speed through the gates. They found a bench shaded by long, gnarled branches of an old oak.

The sextuplets sat in silence as their parents tried to find the best way to the new exhibit. Once the family had made a plan, they began their journey. After another half an hour of walking, they made it to the new exhibit. People of all ages, genders, sizes, and races were crowded around the pen, yelling words of amazement and encouragement to the beast within the fence. Noah couldn't wait to see the new specimen! A real-life naga, what his life's obsession was, was right in front of him. All that stood in his way was a crowd of people.

Noah's excitement got the best of him, and he charged headfirst into the crowd, ignoring the yells from his family. Using his small stature, he weaved his way through the packed crowd. Once he reached the very front of the crowd, he grasped the fence bars. The male leaned over to get a better look. The enclosed look about the size of a football field, it was somewhat rounded with a moat/river around the edges, most likely to prevent the creature from coming to close to the edges, and a bundle of trees in the middle, like an oasis. The trees were so dense, you couldn't see anything inside. In the corner of the enclosure stood a rock waterfall. By that waterfall was a figure.

The figure had a long black tail(some golden and white scales littered about), raven black hair, and some sort of black overcoat seared into his skin. He couldn't make out anything else from this distance. After less than four seconds, the naga was slithering his way over to the other end of the pen. The creature, who the zoo has yet to name, came to a stop near the water. He lifted his head and locked eyes with Noah, who leaned over the fence slightly.

The naga's tail coiled and he sprung up from the ground as if he were a bed spring. The creature reached its arms up as if to grab something, but due to the high walls, missed and slammed into the water. People screamed and scrambled back, including Noah. The Yelts family caught up to Noah during the uproar, and Lillian put her hand on his shoulder. The snake let out a loud hiss and slithered a few meters away. It laid down in the tall grass and rested. He was still dripping crystal liquid from his dip in the moat.

The family and onlookers slowly went back up to the fence. Yet again, Noah leaned over the edge to get a better look. When he looked to the naga, they locked eyes again. This time, Noah got a good look. The whites of the snake's eyes weren't white at all, rather black. His eyes a beautiful golden color, much like the suns afternoon rays. His pupils black and sharp as a knife. The human part of the naga was very handsome, something Noah was not afraid to admit. The snake tail attached to said naga was amazingly intricate with scales that glimmered in the sunlight.

The snake flicked his tongue out, smelling the air. It was forked at the end, like a normal snake's. Noah was in awe by the naga. He started to study the naga's face closer, noticing piercings all over his face. No doubt some of them had zoo trackers implanted. The boy wondered how the naga had gotten them in the first place.

Noah was snapped out of his trance when people started knocking into him from behind. The exhibit had gotten crowded when word of the nagas activeness had gone around. People from all over the park had come to see the naga after what had happened. Soon people were slamming into Noah to the point he had to grip onto the bars and lean more over to steady himself. Not a good idea. One particularly harsh shove sent him toppling over the edge.

The boy held onto the bars with all his strength. Shock washed over the crowd at the boy's dilemma. His family had attempted to get him up as the crowd parted for them. The boy and his family struggled until security came to pull the male up. Sadly, they were too late. The naga has sprung into action, literally. Arms wrapped around the unsuspecting males waist from behind, pulling him off the bars and away from his family. He splashed into the water with the arms still around him. Soon, he was pulled out of the water. The creature still didn't let him go as he coughed up water.

Soon, the warm darkness took hold of him, dragging him under into its sweet embrace.