Home Lost

by Hono no Tora

When an evil monster crosses the Sea of Stars to the Celestial Plain, Amaterasu must save her people. And a strange man from the treaterous Moon Tribe must stand by her side. But will she be able to save her home and the ones that she love? Celestial Plains destruction, three-shot. Based on the info given at the end of Okami from the Celestials and Waka.

1. the Celestial Plain

Sorry for this chapter's stupid shortness. I wanted to get to the point of the story. Disclaimer: I do not own any of the characters in this story or the story line. I just wanted to write it all, how i see it going down. I do hope you'll enjoy :) and WHY ISN'T ANYBODY REVEIWING! :'( it makes me sad...

Amaterasu looked over the beautiful field that lay before her. The divine wind brushed through her snow-shite shimmering hair, carrying a soothing moisture to it. The Celestial Plain had to be the most beautiful place in all of the worlds. Every flower was lit up with the light of the sun, and the view was just as beautiful at night when the stars shone all around. And when one looked below, they could see swirling pale blue clouds seemingly holding up the Plains. Marko, the Celestial Merchant, walked up to her side.

"This place truly is beautiful, isn't it, my Lady?" he asked, sighing at the peaceful site.

"Indeed, it is," she responded. Then, out of an ominous feeling, she looked over, several miles away, to the huge Ark that the Moon Tribe had sent them years ago as a gift. The man who delivered it didn't seem to know very much about it. It was composed of cold iron, with blue glowing runes. They depicted strange things; a spider, a bull-like creature with arms holding swords, an -headed snake, a person's skeleton with swords as well, a dog-like thing with nine tails, and a circle with a pointy-fingered hand on it. She respected the moon tribe- or what was left of them, fro they had recently been nearly wiped out by countless beasts of darkness- but she had a very bad feeling about the Ark. It seemed…evil.

"Well," she said, "I think I better go check up on some things." She gave a warm smile, as always, and strode off to where her temple was. A white horse trotted up to her, and she petted his muzzle and hugged his neck. Kaze was his name, and he was the most beautiful horse she had ever laid eyes on. He had such warm, deep, brown eyes that invited one in to relax. He nickered softly to Amaterasu, and she tore herself away from the peaceful moment, as she did any. But there were godly things that needed tending to.

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