The question of how this 'Yuna' died kept swirling in her mind. She just found out that "Yuna" was a former Light\life pillar, but then, 'she' died.
"To whom did 'she' pass her powers to, and what can this so-called special power do?"
The book could not supply her with answers. She continued until she finally finished reading without further curiosity. She closed her eyes, took a deep sigh.
As if she would just take the bait. What she found out did not able to change her human perspective.
She closed the book and stacked it back on the shelf. She needs more information than that.
"How about a map?" She uttered to herself. The voice that came out of her pale pink lips was soft and outlandish. It would take months for her to get used to it, but getting used to wearing dresses would take a lifetime.
She slowly climbed down the stairs as her mind wanders about asking Manasseh some pretty decent men's clothes, they are always the best---
Her thoughts were too deep that a sudden slip from the plank woke her up. Her lips left a short squeak as she fell, facing the wooden ceiling. She was never this clumsy before, but another idea sprouted on her mind. Maybe a little pain will somewhat wake her up from this dream. Right?
She closed her eyes and held onto that opinion. It's been seconds already, but nothing came. That made her open her eyes, only to find herself floating on the open air, a meter away from the ground.
'What's happening? Is this another work of magic?'
Questions filled her mind again, now her so-called permanent belief was being attacked by a great opponent, and worse, she experienced it again.
"You're too noisy, man." His irritated tone reached her ears, making her glance around. She can hear his footsteps coming towards her as the force that made her float aided her to stand on the ground with ease.
That experience still stunned her.
'This must be a dream.'
"Hey?"
This must be a dream, a lucid one. There's no way she'd fly in an open-air without a reason.
"Hey?!" His voice finally reached her senses as he waved his hands near in front of her face. "I said, you were noisy earlier, who are you be the way----"
"Hayden?"
He somehow recognized that soft voice and now that he had finally seen her closer. He almost forgot about the news of 'her' waking up from her so-called slumber. She's here, healthy, alive, and was now standing in front of him. That moonlight hair and emerald gaze. How could he forget someone so close to him?
A hopeful wish loaded his long, empty soul.
"Yuna!" he reached for her shoulders and pulled her to face him. "You just uttered my name. You remembered me, right??" he asked, tightening his grip.
No, she doesn't remember him at all. He's unknown, but this new body of hers remembered a dear friend, almost making her grin with bliss, but she was able to instantly shun that. His werewolf features are quite alluring to her. He has this savage temperament and wolfy ears sitting on top of his peach hair. A mutant, in her view.
She realized she has no full control of her actions and emotions. It was troublesome. Gladly, she remembered what Manasseh told her earlier, her memory is the only thing that she can trust right now.
"A peach headed guy, Manasseh advised me to avoid a peach-headed guy." Yuna emotionlessly replied. Even if she's emotionless outside, she was a little shocked inside. Just how important this 'Yuna' was to everyone here?
Her words met silence, but she never waited for a reply from him.
Hayden, terribly disappointed, asked himself why he even hoped for the impossible. He loosened his grip from her shoulders and let it trickle down. No, he should expect this because after all, he was the first one to give up on her.
His defeated expression changed into a ridiculous grin and into a laugh. So ridiculous, how he even let himself fall for her appearance.
"I should at least warn you now, specter." He shot her a devilish grin, "You might have her body, but I know she ain't you. I will surely expose that." The atmosphere crazily met the freezing point, even though he blabbered those words with fiery madness. No, it wasn't from him, but hers.
This was the first time she felt threatened, yet powerless at the same time. How could she even fight magic?
He felt the heavy aura she just emitted. He knew Yuna was never that hostile and intimidating.
The 'Yuna' he knew was gentle and kind, her beaming smile would make a cold heart melt. Her emerald eyes always have hints of compassion and love. She was like poetry, so beautiful with her unique rhymes, and she was an art, a colorful canvas.
Her feelings and emotions were always genuine and raw, and the 'Yuna' in front of him now was completely different.
The hefty atmosphere had ceased after she took a deep sigh. If his threat was a game, she sure wasn't ready for it. If exposing it will cause her to lose her life, then it's a win-win, but that is for later.
Even if she has no so-called magic or power, human knowledge would do. Imagine what an assassin featuring an astronomer has on her sleeves, Surprises!
"That would be helpful and thank you for saving me earlier." She bowed down for a second and wore a faint smile.
If she were to live this life this kindhearted and helpless, she would rather die. There were so many things she wanted to do if she woke up and none of these kind gestures would help her achieve that, but as long as she's here. She'd bite her lips and wear the "smile."
The peach-haired guy, Hayden, clenched his hands and gritted his teeth as he felt degraded after he witnessed that smile of hers. The thought of whoever that specter is, impersonating Yuna was killing him inside; he must get rid of her as soon as possible.
"See you on your grave, specter." He smirked and gave her a wave before leaving her behind.
He had given up on Yuna ever since she rejected his heart. Something like that. He had given up on the hope she'd someday notice him. He had given up on the chance that she'd woke up from her sleep. Everything about Yuna, he gave up.
That decision though did not give him peace. Who would?
Time was undeniably moving so slowly for him, so as the crumbling of his world. Is he even healing?
'If time doesn't heal such wound, death would.' He thought.
After he heard about 'her' waking up from death, not a single thought about seeing her came to his mind. He wouldn't dare to see her again if it meant his wounds would reopen. No one would like that, right?
Yet Fate played with him. He unexpectedly saw the very person he wanted to avoid the most. That pain of meeting her was still clenching his heart, and he would do everything just to erode that pain away. If that also means he must set her up to another misfortune.
He knew she's already gone.
He was a hopeless lad when Yuna found her and now that she's gone, He's the worst creature now, he loathes love.
Love is nothing but a fleeting feeling indeed.
This incident made her stop thinking for a while and decided to go back to her room. She locked her gaze upon the window as she lay down on her soft bed.Towering evergreen trees peeked in on her window as her longing gaze reprieved, in search of a non-fraudulent life.A sight then evaded her mind. Far behind the sturdy trees was a towering tan wall. It was extending for a considerable distance unknown to her. She wondered,What kingdom was she now?Does she possess some powers too?The sight was still giving off late midday signs, time here was indeed moving so slowly than she expected. How she wished to just wake up from this lucid dream, see the beautiful stars again and make those free criminals pay.In contrast to this supernatural world where they indulge themselves with magic and power, money was everything to Earth. It overpowered people's flaming passion and blatantly bent the so-called non-concurring Law. That's the reason why her parents were killed, after all, Greed.Her be
"Ah, nope." She furrowed.Before he could even take a step away, the so-called silver-haired male elfin pulled the hem of his tattered yet not dirty cotton clothing. Her retorting feat was so fast that the 'pup's' lips departed, leaving a quick squeak from her sudden pull."Not a chance."Yuna instantly cupped his clothes in search of the pocket until she pulled out an ice-blue bracelet."You suck at this but nice try." She stood up as she let him take one last glimpse of the bracelet before she scuffled in back to her wrist. She pushed the kid away and started strolling to continue her observation.Stealing was something she did not expect to happen that, but it was not a big deal either. The fact that a kid like him learned to steal was kind of pitiful to her. She never thought such poverty would even spawn in this almost-perfect world. Maybe she let herself be blinded by what magic could even do, that they could be able to do everything they want that were beyond humans.The young w
The sun was a quarter away before setting beyond the horizon. The different pace of time was slowly triggering her jet lag, which was extremely troublesome. Thankfully, no signs of familiar entities looking for her appeared but that doesn’t mean she would let her guard down. It not that she wouldn’t go back but she just wanted the stroll she always does before, something like that.After hours of sauntering around, they decided to take a rest and fill their stomachs by a bistro they managed to find.“This place wasn’t that helpful as I expected,” She sighed as she set her elbow on the wooden table and rested her chin on her palm. She gradually crossed her feet as she watched every creature, big and small, pass by.“Is this your first time here in the Capital, mister?” The ‘pup’ who was eating and sitting opposite to her asked.“You could say that,” she mumbled, "Is this the only place to buy stuff?” She would not expect a shopping mall in such a place but a smuggling illegal marketpla
“Any sign of her?” Omri asked the worried and frustrated Manasseh, who without a second thought, has roamed around the whole castle to look for Yuna. “None,” She burst out, now crying after prolonging her sullen agony for more than an hour. What if someone abducted her? What if Yuna was in danger right now? They need to find Yuna as soon as possible for her existence was something that should be kept confidential from the public. If the Council were to know about her resurrection, death was certain for her or worse, there wouldn't even be a proper burial, and the truth about her real identity would be nothing but a theory.There's one more place to search, and that is outside the academy. He would not risk wasting the time just by waiting for the so-called ‘All-knowing’ to find her, so he decided to search for her instead.Without a second thought, he unerringly sprinted towards the white marble balcony in front of them and jumped out with the support of his left hand.“Omri!” Manass
“You two are not sent here to just pull me back, right?” Zyair narrowed his amber eyes as he scanned the two folks standing in front of him.‘Seemingly an elf, ah no, a sprite and a young ‘Yuu’ni’.” He thoughtfully assumed.No, they were not that familiar to Zyair, except for that silver-haired guy, who had been giving him an uneasy yet familiar feeling.He was a little tall, slim, and was wearing clothes male elfin mostly wear. His messy silver bangs, long entangled hair, and emerald gaze made him look domineering and frigid. That silver hair color though, it only made him remembered that ‘annoying’ brat.“No, my teacher needs your help to look---” Zyair cut the young Yuu’ni off with a zany groan.Regardless of Yuna’s accentuated male features, Zyair was able to see through her disguise; he was the so-called ‘all-knowing’ after all. Not a simple disguise such as those can or will even fool him. “Nah, go away. Do I look like a book of guide to you?” He closed his eyes and decided to
“What do you think about this new ‘Yuna’?” Omri spoke as he leaned to the stone wall inside Zyair’s main office. It was dark and gloomy for him but it was Zyair’s comfort zone.Zyair loves the darkness but that fact about him, never equated that he’s evil.“Hmm,” Zyair hummed as he rested his chin on his intertwined slender fingers. To be honest, this was the first time she met Yuna face to face and alive. Not a clue of what her nature even looked like.
Yuna, as she stared at their food for breakfast in front of her. It was composed of vegetables and fruits known to human men like leafy veggies, oranges, and apples. There were some slices of bread, but not a single piece of meat. ‘Maybe wild animals don’t exist here. What a rather menacing place to be stuck on where meat is not even cultivated.’ She closed her eyes as she sighed upon that thought. She savored her food; it was quite bland and no
A little far beside the Academy was a simple, peaceful, and isolated garden. Colorful and profuse kinds of flowers bloomed in beauty like there’s no tomorrow as they encircled a mature Oak tree. None of the students had access to such a wonderful place for this garden was created out of love.Painful moans and punches then elapses, ruining the sole purpose of this place. Omri fell to the ground and wiped the blood from his bleeding lips. He expected this, most especially from him. He was invited by Hayden for a
Verves surged inside Yuna's body, causing her to gawk her eyes with apparent shock. She was even more stunned when she found herself standing in a vast space of pure white emptiness. A shred of memory then flashed in her mind.Her triumph upon her plan was what she recalled, so what was happening right now?Yuna looked around the empty space until a familiar voice disrupted her search."What an annoying ability," The voice came from behind her and she glanced there only to meet a deviant entity but 'that' voice, it only belonged to the one who tried to confront her. However, in front of her was a floating deformed claret soul without feet, making her look more like a jinni."Where am I?" Yuna asked, for she has no clue about what was
"Damn, not good, not good." Yuna madly muttered as she kept herself alert from the danger lurking in the darkness for she met another threat. The atmosphere was so dense that she knew this wasn't some sort kind of test anymore, but pure bloodlust. Just what the heck did she just manage to wake up, a monster?What a big miscalculation, she just misjudged a mere child, and now the kid ended up enraged and berserk, Yuna was apparently armless."Dammit, where are the freakin' people?"If they were to come, that would be for later. She has one more thing she needed to conclude, that was to whether or not this world does exist, tonight. So for now, she has to stay alive no matter what.Now she has to rely on the senses of a body that she's
Loathe, anger, jealousy, envy, lust, obsession, all these are fires that severely burn, and whoever reaches her hands out to touch its flames is ought to suffer the agony of burning. Thus, reaping what you sow.People are given the privilege to discern what is right from wrong, but it only leads them to the inference that, "What is life without a little FUN?"
Somber and calm was the room for the 'Big Reveal' was on course. She leaned in closer to the eyepiece, taking a peep with eyes both open on the telescope to meet the barren sky. Nothing but a certain shade of blue confined in a black orb. That was all she saw."Neh, I cannot see anything." That it was kind of weird. Yuna frowned as she slowly slanted her head away from the eyepiece to look at the clear evening blue sky. Even if the telescope was sort of old-fashioned, she managed to set up high-potential lenses that could pier
"Take care, everyone." Deyonne waved her wrinkled and plumped hand as she stood by the wooden door.After Yuna and Dale managed to find all that was written on their list, it's time to say goodbye. The three waved back at her before they entered the exquisite and sweet-smelling flower tunnel.
“What a beautiful sight, I almost thought I stumbled upon a mirror.” Her oldie female voice trampled the silence. Yuna looked down to meet the chubby old dwarf’s gaze, but she saw no orbs, her eyes were pure white. She realized she was blind but the odd thing was that she knew she was standing there. What do those statements of hers even mean?“Oh, Miss Deyonne, me and my friends came to buy some stuff.” Zyair uttered as he approached Deyonne. Since Deyonne finally took a glance at Yuna, he wanted to know what she saw. What k
Screeching sounds from the leather boots as it collides with the grassy floor lingered in the air. Their distinct figures overlaid shadows on their path as they plastered placid smiles on their faces, for they are at home.Those humane eyes once wept hot and blinding tears of unspeakable sorrow. Their warm beating hearts once felt the burning rage of pain and anger. Their calm minds, once coveted by overpowering self-pity and loneliness.
No, probably not. She closed her eyes, asking herself why she was even this stressed. Well, she deserved that. If she were just to accept this world as her new reality and rebuke science, then she would not be this thwart, but no, she would never discard away her human knowledge even if it was for something certain.
"So how about you, why do you love the night so much? Zyair then asked, but instead of an answer, he only watched her pretty smile fade away with sole confusion.She almost let her guard down from this friendly talk; she doesn't know what to say. What if she would say something that isn't known to this world? What if they suspect there's something unusual about her? What if the night sky here wasn't the same as hers? What if?