Kingdom Hearts: Darkness Reborn [PG 13]

[Yamimoon]

No matter how deep the darkness
There is always light.
No matter how brilliant the light
There is always darkness
That is the truth!

In a dark that had walls of shifting color. Tendrils of dark and wisps of light slowly danced along the walls as if they were made of liquid. There was a huge circular table in the middle that had 10 seats, 9 of them filled. The men and women sitting in the chairs were wearing black coats with purple designs around that bottom of the coat, as well as the arms, with hoods, and on the back of there was a symbol cast in a purple color.

They looked as if they were waiting for something or someone. They were talking among themselves. That wait was now over when another man entered the dimly lit room via a vortex of dark and light. He was different from the others. Not in appearance but in the way that he carried himself. The whole room turned their attention to the man as he took his seat.

As the took a seat in the only empty chair. He looked around the room at the rest of his fellows. "The time has come for us to make our move. Time for us to get back what we lost, and to make us whole once more." he said as he then raised his hand pointing to each of the members around the room. " We all know what needs to be done, so now is the time. Bring the worlds into darkness bring out Kingdom Hearts!" he said as the other waited to receive their orders.

"Since our goal is well on its way. You must begin your assaults on the finished worlds." He looked towards one of the figures. "Agrabah." He looked at the next figure. "Beast's Castle." He looked at the next one, looking at a different figure as she gave each of them a world. "Hallow Bastion. Skylotia. Oceana. Heureux .I will be going to Timeless Rune. "

"It is time to start. You all have your worlds, now go!" He said as the room quickly emptied. He stood from his chair and then diapered into his own Vortex.

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A cool brisk wind blew through the valley that Jellal had made into his home. He was sitting on a large moss covered rock that was on the bank of a lake witch waters were as clear as glass . This was only a small walk from the forest ruins that he calls home, well a small walk for a master of the wind element. It was actually about ten miles from his home. He had been at the lake enjoying the breeze, he loved being in nature. It made it a lot easier to train in different forms of magic. He closed his eyes as the brisk wind reached him. Even though he is trying to master other forms of magic he still has a high affiliation to the wind element.

He began to remember the days that he lived in the city of his birth, but that is all a distant memory since he was banished from ever setting foot back into the imperial city of light or any of the towns. So he banished the thoughts opened his eyes and looked back down at the water. He touched the surface of the water creating a thin layer of ice on the water. He then stood up and stepped onto the ice slowly.

The ice was able to hols his weight because when he stepped he thickened the ice until it would hold his weight. A smile formed on his face as he then stood on the water. He suddenly felt a dark presence in the forest, and looked around to find it but to no avail. This dark energy was making the hair on the back of his neck stand on end. He continued to look around, but failed to see where it was coming from.

No one from the towns, nor the imperil city were allowed to enter this forest because of him, so this was defiantly out of the norm. He decided that he needed to get home soon. He turned to leave the lake and return to his home. He was walking normally, but at a quickened pace.

Soon after he turned his back to the Lake a figure clad in dark clothing rounded a tree on the opposite side of the lake. It watched as the Jellal left to an unknown location. You could tell that the person was playing with him.

[Sakarax1108]

Umiko was awake far before the sun dared to rise above the glistening horizon. Her crewmates always teased her for this, but she loved it. Alone and free, she had the ship completely to herself. Just today, she'd have loved to dive off the ship like she usually did when they hit a doldrum, but she held herself back. There was a storm coming - she could smell the impending winds and rain in the gentle, salty breeze that ruffled her short, brown locks every once in a while. And from the rumbling in the distance, it was going to be a big one.

She raised her nose into the air, taking a deep breath in. She felt the anticipation of the storm bunched in her muscles, and a feeling similar to excitement flew into her stomach. She loved the danger almost as much as she hated the intense physical labor during the driving, freezing rain that usually accompanied winter storms.

For a long while she stood on the railing of the ship, clinging to a rope in one hand and letting her other arm dangle in front of her, pointing down towards the sea. In that moment, there was no other place she'd rather be.

The sun opened golden cracks in the sky, and Umiko could see the storm clearly now. It came swiftly, rearing it's ugly, black head and roaring at the ship. Come on, Umiko taunted silently at the storm clouds. Let's see what you've got. We're not afraid.

For a moment, Umiko thought the storm looked a bit...purple? That's peculiar, she thought. But when she looked at the storm closely again, it appeared normal.

Just then, she got the feeling that she was being watched.

Umiko whipped around, dropping down to the deck in one swift movement, her hand on the hilt of her old scimitar. The blade was broken, but it was sharp enough to defend herself with.

She saw nothing behind her. But Umiko trusted her instincts. If she felt there was someone watching her, then there was definitely someone watching her.

The storm rumbled behind her like an enraged beast. She would have to wake the rest of the crew to make preparations. She cast a suspicious glare across the deck one more time before she headed below deck.

[Bionicllama]

Both soldiers and citizens ran around some in panic and some trying to find their positions. Alarms blared in the city of Oceanus with a rumbling that could be heard off in the distance. Kyle was atop his Kimodo, Yami, and was overlooking the situation. Another voice could be heard on a megaphone. "Everyone get to the shelters immediately! I repeat, get to the shelters immediately!" He looked out from a rooftop unto the ocean next to him. A giant tidal wave was coming their way. Usually this wouldn't be a problem as they had interceptors to stop such things, but so far it had gone through two, and it was now coming up on the last one protecting the city.

Soon after a giant boom could be heard, the last interceptor shield had been destroyed and he estimated ten minutes before it hit the city. Thankfully all of the civilians had been put in the shelters and now it was the guards' duty to activate that city shields. These ones were for last resorts only and were only used if the other interceptors didn't work. He heard something on his communicator, looking down he noticed the commander's voice on the other end. "All Elite Guards are to put on their UNS's (Underwater Navigation Suits). With the estimated impact of the wave the shields will not hold up. The shelters should hold up under the pressure...." the connection was cut off. "What an eventful morning. Come on Yami, I think it's time to get you somewhere safe." The Kimodo grunted in response. He knew she didn't like being in the pens, but she wouldn't be able to handle the pressure of a tidal wave.

Spoiler: The UNS 

In a few minutes Kyle had on his UNS and was getting ready to mount his Serpent, Yumi. Even though the suits gave them increased mobility underwater nothing beat the speed of a Serpent. At the moment him and 100 other Elite Guard members were inside an underwater facility where they held the Serpents. His swords, Mariner, was on a sheath mounted to Yumi's saddle. This one had no place for sitting and instead had a sheath for weapons and two metal handles for holding onto the Serpent. Yumi made a sound almost like a dolphin mixed with a whale. Kyle could tell it was uneasy. "Don't worry girl, this isn't anything you haven't dealt with." He knew that the wave wasn't the thing scaring her, but as was the deal with Yami, it hated to be in confined spaces. A monitor in the corner of the HUD screen showed 2:00 and it was counting down. "Two minutes until the estimated contact point." The same gruff voice of the commander came onto the comms. "After the inertial hit of the wave you are to inspect the integrity of the shelters. Most of the city will be underwater with only tall buildings being above it. After inspecting the shelters you are to activate the flood valves. Do I make myself clear?" Everyone resounded in the comms. "Crystal!" The clock now read 1:00. Now Kyle was getting a bit nervous.

[StarCatcher]

"Goodbye Father!"
The footsteps were loud upon the wooden floors. Shelfs hit the wall of the house as if someone was grabbing things at random. The front door suddenly slammed open and a spiked hair brunette ran out of the house. A man ran out of the door and stood in front of the house to see the girl off.
"Not too late and don't go too far!"
The girl laughed and stood on the ledge of the floating islands.
"I know! I'll see you before dinner!"
She waved her hand before turning to the edge of the island once more. Taking a few steps back she let out a soft breath. Pushing against the ground she went into a sprint and pushed off the edge of the island going into a freefall. Her hair blew with the wind. The cold air gave her chills of excitement as she was falling aimlessly. Pulling her hand to her mouth she let out a sort of a yell or maybe a call? A large figure quickly flew underneath her and pushed itself against her body. The girl grabbed its horns to keep herself from falling. Soon the graceful creature took to the sky darting upwards. The surface of her island was now visible to her and the man was standing there waving.
"I love you! and be safe ....dear Hikari."
The girl who went by the name Hikari waved back at him as the island and herself were distancing.
"I love you too!"
Letting out a soft giggled she averted her attention in front of her.
You see in the world of Skylotia the people who reside here use machines to get around to other islands. But Hikari didn't she had her own way of getting around and that was by a dragon.

Spoiler: Mako 

His name was Mako the two met one day when her father had taken her to the shrine when she was young. He had followed her home because he himself had lost his mother and was homeless and lonely living at the shrine. Hikari being the kind hearted girl she was played with him always but kept him a secret from her father because she was scared he would cast him away. But to her excitement instead of casting him away her father accepted the fact the two were bounded by the thread of faith. The two accepted each other as both rider and the riden.

Hikari softly patted the dragons head. He was soft but his belly was scaley, or more like his whole underside. Mako roared with happiness, unlike other dragons he didn't mind at all that he had a rider. He loved it and love her his best friend. The two rode through the air with grace.

Today they were going to explore the world they lived in. This was the first time she was let off the island in a long time.

The duo only flew and flew content with what was happening today. But Hikari couldn't shake this uneasy feeling she had.

"Mako. Stop for a minute."

As commanded he stop both floating in midair. Hikari's eyes wandered around the area. "what is this feeling I am having.... it feels like someone is.... here."Mako turned his head towards her questioning what she was thinking. The dragon also looked around since now he was also starting to get a uneasy feeling. Trouble was on the way for her she could tell. Suddenly a screeched pierced the air a large figure was soaring through the air and it looked like a huge mantaray with spikes at the end of its tail. Hikari's eyes widened in horror as this thing was going at unbelievably fast speeds. Mako on the other hand let out a terrifying roar to the creature warning it if it came closer something bad would happen. But the thing never stopped but still came for her.
"Come on mako lets go!"
But it was in a flash the thing made it to the duo and trampled into them. Mako tried his best to try and dodge it but no matter how many times he did it was just too large to escape. The huge mantaray screeched and brought it's tail over it's head and smashed Hikari and Mako. The young dragon roared and shook it off protecting Hikari with all his might. Hikari held on as tight as she could but it was as if in slow motion she lost her grip on one of his horns. She was hanging off Mako now because that hit had knocked her off. Hikari struggled to hold onto him and fear filled her eyes. Her fingers started slip off his horn.

Her life flashed before her eyes and she let go of the horn. Mako cried out in fear as he chased for her but the mantaray hit him out of the way and trapped him in it's grip. The dragon cried out for his master trying to escape the grip of the mantaray. It wiggled and struggled to break free but to his horror he watched as his master fell to her death and disappear from his sight. Once more he let out a piercing cry for his master.

Hikari was once again free falling through the air. She reached her hand into the sky and cried out his name once more. You would think she died but infact a man was there. A man in a black coat was standing in midair under her holding his arms out. Hikari gently fell into his arms. The mysterious man held her and looked at the brunette. Hikari was starting to black out. Blinking several times she stared at the man before finally blackness took her vision and the sight of the man faded out.

It seemed as if everything happened so quickly which it did. One second she was free and flying and next she was falling to her death.

[Yamimoon]

Jellal was now noticing that the nice warm summer day was starting to drop in tempter and started to feel like a fall evening. Even the trees felt this and started to drop their leaves. This was abnormal, and he was starting to feel this physically. His body was starting to hurt. The dark presence he had felt earlier was now starting to grow, and actually effect the world. The delicate balance between the different forces of nature, and light and darkness were being torn down as he was waking to his home.

The others in the world were probably affected by this as well, but not paying much attention to it for they only feel it from one aspect, but Jellal was a different story since he was affiliated with all forms of magic. Now it was getting hard for him to breath, for it felt like the world was being crushed by an unknown darkness. He stopped walking and grabbed his chest. It was getting progressively worse as the light of day was turning to twilight.

He then spoke some words under his breath, and suddenly vanished from that location. When next he appeared he was only five feet from his front door. He had cast a wind spell that increased his speed, not nearly as fast as he could go, but it did the trick as he started to feel strange. In the short amount of time it took him to get home the twilight had given way to the darkness of night, and now the ivory moon was shining down providing the only light that remained in the world.

Jellal was leaning forward in the tripod position trying to catch his breath, but that was easier said than done. It was now almost impossible for him to breath, and he stood up straight only to fall flat on his back. As he continued to breath shallowly he was watching the stars. He didn't know why this was happening, nor the reason behind it. All he did know is that the others would now be looking into this incident. Now that it went fro day to night in only a matter of minuets.

The wind started to blow once more this time it had the chill of death in its wake. The temperature was now growing colder, and he could feel the bite of winters embrace. “What is… happening… to Timeless Rune?” He asked weakly not expecting an answer. Suddenly in the distance he could hear foot steps in the freshly fallen leaves. He tried to look in the direction it was coming from, but he was unable to move from the cold that was seeping into his very being. A cold that seamed to rob him of his power.

As the sound grew louder Jellal looked at the stars once more, and saw some of them disappearing from the sky. This startled him and now he could hear the footsteps of someone approaching. Now the darkness around him started to move, but he really didn't care. He was so tired, and he was falling into the darkness. He closed his eyes as he finally gave into his predicament.

Then suddenly it was warm again, and he could feel the effects of the darkness lifting, but for some reason he was wet. He then opened his eyes once more to find he was in a weird place laying in what seamed to be a shallow aqueduct. He picked himself up out of the water, and looked around at the weird buildings that surrounded him. They looked almost lie an hotel. He didn't know where he was, but he certainly knew that this was not Timeless Rune. This was getting a little out of control. First a darkness that felt like it was chocking the world appeared at his home, and now he was somewhere that he didn't even know.

[Sakarax1108]

Below deck was oddly calm...and silent. Usually the snores of the crewmen were loud enough to "rouse the dead," as the captain had so "kindly" put it, but now...Umiko didn't hear one sound, not even a peep. It put her on edge, and the feeling of being watched intensified.

"Oi! Time to get up!" she shouted at the empty hammocks and mattresses. She was dumbfounded. Where did they all go...?

The rumbling outside was loud, and for the first time in what seemed like forever, Umiko felt scared. The incoming storm was almost upon the ship, as Umiko could hear the first fat droplets of rain hitting the hull like weak bullets. The waves slapped the sides of the ship vigorously, rocking it from side to side. Umiko ran upside in despair.

The dark clouds hovered just half a mile away now, swirling with untamed, wild anger. Flashes of light could be seen deep within it's core, bright white and hot. Umiko raced across deck, yelling frantically over the increasing wail of the wind. Where is everyone? Please, answer me...!

Finally, she took off towards the helm. The captain's quarters were locked as usual, but she pounded on the doors anyway. There was not a sound to be heard.

The helm was as empty as the rest of the ship, the steering wheel locked in position. Umiko hesitated just before she grabbed a worn, wooden handle and cranked it to the left, shifting the steering sail away from the ripping winds. Her muscles strained with the effort. Get those sails down...!

Suddenly, there was a moment of odd calm. The winds died down, and the water turned to glass. Umiko looked around in confusion. She felt herself screaming, but she didn't hear anything.

Then the storm was upon the Heureux, tossing it to it's side in the dark, raging waters of the endless, bottomless sea. It almost turned over completely before a rogue wave slammed into the hull from the other side. Again and again the ship was pummeled by waves that seemingly came from all directions. Umiko was used to storms, but this one was different. It was more...violent, and the wind was warm and the rain hissed and the lightning snaked across the sky, not daring to strike at the churning waters below. And the sea...the sea was alive too, growling and gnashing and clawing at the storm, who roared in return. Umiko and the ship were caught in between a battle of two gods, and there was absolutely nothing they could do.

The ship groaned and heaved. The wood was flexible, yes, but not to the point of withstanding the violence of the winds and the currents above and below. The fear in Umiko's belly twisted and grew into a fierce beast of it's own. Her knees turned to jelly and her hands turned to ice, forcing her to her knees. A gust of wind knocked her off balance and she slammed her head into the steering wheel.

Just as her vision began to blur and blacken, she saw a hooded figure step forward, bend down, and reach a gloved hand down at her...

"No," she growl-whispered before unconsciousness threw her into a void.

[Bionicllama]

Kyle, along with the rest of his team, moved forward underwater towards the flood valve they were assigned to. There were 10 in all around the city, so ten men for each valve. Most people would find this amount of people unnecessary but the tidal waves would bring many creatures from the deep that weren't native to their waters. Even now as they swam he could see species of fish that he had never seen before. Before long he could see the huge valve. Essentially it looked like a huge metal tube that was sealed on the top. Each city was equipped with these valves in case in an emergency like this. Kyle held a hand up to his helmet and spoke. "Alpha is in position."

All of a sudden a low rumbling growl could be heard behind him. Yumi tensed up as it continued and it seemed to grow closer and closer. The water seemed to become murky as well and he couldn't see anything past himself and Yumi. Again he held a hand up to his helmet. "Hello, can anyone hear me?" There was only silence. Something was definitely wrong. In the murkiness a long figure swam past too fast for him to even make out a face. This was bad, really bad. He unsheathed Mariner from its sheath as it glowed a ghostly blue in the water.

Yumi let out another low cry. Kyle put a reassuring hand on its neck. "It'll be all right buddy. Don't worry." For a few minutes nothing happened except for the same low growl. He felt safe at first, thinking that the creature had left. But then it returned coming out of the murky water. This creature was enormous, easily bigger than any building he had ever seen. It's mouth opened up and it felt like they were being sucked in. "Yumi, move out of the way!" The serpect did as it was told as the creature swam past missing its target. What was that? It turned around again attempting the same thing. Yumi tried to dodge but this time wasn't as lucky. The creature's fin hit Yumi sending him and Yumi launching in different directions. A sharp pain could be felt in his side and knew that a rib was probably broken. He couldn't move, his entire body locked up. The only thing he could see was the approching darkness and the glow of Mariner that was still clutched in his hand....

Kyle awoke with a start. The sun shone brightly in his eyes as he started to sit up. He was on, a rooftop? He looked around the area and saw what seemed to be a town square, but where was he? He started to panic not knowing where he was or what happened to Oceanus. The last thing he remembered was sinking in the ocean and that giant creature. "What's going on?"

[Yamimoon]

Jellal was still confused about where he was. He wished that he could find someone in this city, but so fare he hasn't. A slight wind blew through the ally as he had made his way to the next area where a bunch of business lined the street, as well as a water fountain right at the entrance to this area. As he looked around and still didn't see a soul. This was an unnerving situation, but the sound of the water was calming his nerves a little. He didn't know what to do in a place with no people. He was used to being alone, but not in a city like atmosphere.

Suddenly he heard a sliding noise behind him. This was an unnatural sound, and then he turned to see what was making this sliding type noise. But he didn't see anything that could make that kind of noise. In fact there was still no one or thing in the town. He then heard a voice calling out but couldn't make out what it said. He still couldn't see the person, but then he looked up and saw that there was someone on the roof. He yelled at the top of his lungs hoping to get the man attention. "Hey!!" he hoped to get the mans attention, and maybe they could help one another. From above you can see small black puddles behind Jellal that looked like they were almost alive.

[IejirKothar]

The Grand hall was decorated specifically for the calling ritual. Large flowing banners and tabards hang from the top fo the ceiling and pooled in excess on the floor leading toward the center circle where Rafe stood. On a raised Dias the queen stood with her council and advisors, their age difference made glaringly obvious when the queens fair features contrasted against the aged and bearded old men. Normally he would feel indifferent about their observations, but ever since the incident with his father their eyes had been accusatory, every action he made scrutinized. He closed his eyes concentrating on the right he was about to perform, even with their eyes on him he could still visualize on the task at hand.
Rafe let his consciousness fall deeper within himself, he started to feel wind and knew he was doing the right thing, the grandhall was deep within the castle and there could be no breeze outside of his mind. Slowly a floor began to appear around him, he could see it even with his eyes closed. This arena was in his mind. In front of him was a pedestal with a shaft of light almost three feet tall standing on it. The shape indistinct but Rafe knew this was what the right was about. Slowly he approached the pedestal keeping his gaze fixed on the light, for a moment he thought he saw something in its brightest center turn black but shrugged it off since it was gone before he could confirm what it was. Reaching his hand out the beam of light flared slightly its edges dancing like fire light, but it wasn't hot. It felt neither cool nor warm only physical as he closed his hand around it. Then the fiery light collapsed into his hand engulfing it in its flames before vanishing, but he knew it was his now.
He opened his eyes to see the queen and her advisors till watching expectantly.
Rafe grinned in victory, at the queen, before he raised his right hand. Light erupted from his palm taking its full three foot length burning brightly before bursting away in a bright flash leaving Inner conflict within his hand.
The weapon felt light and natural despite its apparent size and mass. Rafe never stopped grinning presenting the weapon in clear view of everyone there.
"You've failed."
The words hit him like a punch from behind in a tavern brawl Rafe snapped his eyes toward the head advisor his grin replaced with a look of aggravation. "Failed? are you blind you old bastard!?" He said once again brandishing his keyblade.
"Mind you tongue whelp, I can see it very well but that is not the weapon of a champion but rather a seeker, it was forged from darkness and meant to extinguish the light." The man snapped but failed to hide his own satisfied smirk. "Though I suppose I shouldn't' be surprised, you are HIS son."
Rafe was charging even as the words left the mans lips.
"STOP THERE RAFE!"
This time it was the queen who was speaking. Rafe stomped his foot down comign ot a halt instantly, he could never explain it. The queen was of an age with him but somehow could cow anyone in her presence.
"Minister Cavral, you will refrain from speaking again during this ceremony, that insult was beneath you and more importantly, unfair." She said icily to the man before turning to Rafe once more.
"But as unworthy as his insult was Rafe, there is some truth to his words. I have noticed your change in bahvior two years ago, you don't voice your thoughts but I can tell you harbor hatred towards teh kingdom for your fathers death."
Rafe was at a loss for words, he knew it was true but what could they expect. "You want me to except that he died a traitor? There was more to it, there had to be!" He said angrily. The queen only nodded. I don't only see darkness in your keyblade Rafe but it is there, before we can accept you into the knighthood, you need to settle this conflict in your heart.
With that the ceremony was ended as the queen was escorted away, leaving Rafe alone in the grand hall fists clenched in frustration.

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Later that night Rafe was standing on the balcony of the palace's east wing, this was always his home the entire wing given to him and his father and housing their library and training area. He was watching the city and night sky without seeing them, his mind still back in the grandhall with the queen and her words.
"Glorious failure wasn't it" The voice came from behind him and Rafe reflexivly pushed himself backwards raming his shoulder against the intruder. He had locked the doors in his frustration and the only way in now was if a footpad had scalled the walls.
Rafe shifted his arm slightly so he was pinning his would be assailant against the wall with his forearm against their neck. However Rafe took a step back wondering if he was already asleep. The person infront of him now was dressed in a black robe with purple trimm but what unerved him was that even as close as he was, he could not see the mans face. It was as if a void existed where their head should be.
"Who are you!?" Rafe demanded summoning his keyblade.
"Mmm, a fine weapon. You should be proud of it seeker. You take after your father well." The figure said raising Rafes anger again.
"Just what do you know about him!?" he demanded pressing his keyblade against the intruders heart.
The figure chuckled amused at Rafes easily provoked temper. "Only an observer young man, but just giving you the answers isn't enough. You want to exonerate your father yes? clear him of his crimes?"
Rafe didn't answer but every part of his faceial and body expressions confirmed the question was true.
"You'll have to then prove that light and darkness are two halves of the same coin. The queen is a brilliant woman but needs proof. "And how do I get this proof?" Rafe asked.
"Seek out the answer, just as the title I've given you implies. Seeker."
With these last words and a wave of his hand the ground beneath Rafe opened into a dark portal.
Rafe felt himself sinking into it quickly as it rippled like oil around him. "Aah what!?" He shouted but was powerless to stop himself from falling into the darkness.

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In a dark abandoned alleyway, a small black vat sat watching the starry sky. The creature had been there for hours enjoying its secluded venue, however all things come to an end. Just in front of the cat the air distorted, it looked as if a large bubble was being inflated in the space between space, It grew to the size of a small crate before bursting and vanishing all at once only now a young man was knelt on the ground disoriented and confused as he watched the frightened creature race out of the alleyway.

[StarCatcher]

"It's dark.... I hate the darkness.... We're am I.... I wanna wake up. Wake up. Wake up!!!!!!"

With a loud gasp the young brunette darted upwards as large started to cloud the darkness giving her vision back.
Her eyes dart open as she sees a blue sky with clouds in it.

"Were am I...."

Hikari sat up groggily as she groaned holding her torso. Never in her life did she feel that kind of pain. Of course she got it when she was hit off from that thing. God did that suck. Raising her hand to her head she rubbed it softly ruffling her thick spiked hair. Suddenly something peirced her ears. A mans voice?

"but from where...."

She looks around before raising herself to her feet. Hikari found herself in a foreign place she had never been in before. Standing in the middle of a courtyard her gaze when to two men which one was on the roof. Was she the only one who met with a strange man in a dark coat or was there others? The sound of different things happening rung in her ears. She wasn't used to this kind of place. You see people who lived in her world was never used to ground lands. Only the sky's atmosphere were she lived in so this new atmosphere hurt her senses. Her head throbbed as she took in her surroundings.

"Great..."

Stretching her arms she closes her eyes then opens them again losing sight of those two guys.

"H-hey wait!" she called after.