Who Do I Choose?
Prologue
"You idiot!," an angry voice spat out to a woman chained to a wall. The woman had red, shoulder-length hair. Her eyes were also the same dark piercing red as her hair-only a shade darker. "If you had just done what we had said you wouldn't be here right now, now would you?"
The woman allowed her hair to cover her face, creating a dark red curtain to cover her eyes. She didn't know what the voice was talking about, and she didn't want to find out. She didn't even remember how she got where she was now. All she knew was that she needed to escape. A hand reached out, grabbing the woman's chin and forcibly lifting it so she was face to face to a man who obviously was irritated.
"Listen to me when I talk, woman," the man said. He spat out the last word as if it were a illness. "No one is coming to save you. You're just a little nobody in a big world. You could die tonight and no one would care. Face it, you made a mistake, and now you'll pay for it-with your life…" He finished is little speech with a gut-churning laugh. The woman quivered in fear and disgust.
"I, for one, would have to disagree with that," a female voice shot through the room. Clad in a black, a figure stood on a ledge about 20 feet from the ground by a man-made hole. Midnight blue hair shined in moonlight as the wind blew, making the hair flair in the wind like blue fire. "I would care, of course," the figure giggled.
Soon the room was filled with silence- the eerie silence before a war breaks out.
"Tsukuyomi"
Screams could be heard then… nothing. When the red head woman opened her eyes, she was in the clearing of a forest. When the blue-haired mystery figure open her eyes, she was being carried by something… or someone.
The thing (person) then stop carrying the woman and set her down by the gates of some big town.
"You shouldn't have charged in there as recklessly as you did," a calming voice said softly. The blue-haired mystery tried to see her savior but he gently pushed her down so she was still sitting. "Rest.." the voice said, then the woman black out into nothingness.