The night stars twinkled in the sky. In the stadium, an excited crowd was gathering. Tonight would be an important night, as a popular singer would be performing. That singer was currently doing her breathing techniques. Her name was Salima and to her, this performance would be the greatest performance of her life. She heard the fans chanting her name.
"Go get 'em, kid." her manager grinned in an encouraging way.
Salima nodded and ran onto the stage. "Hello, Bay City!" she called. The crowd cheered with excitement. But neither Salima nor the people who had gathered to watch her knew that this night would change her life forever...
As the concert drew to an end, Salima thanked the audience for coming and left the stage. Once the crowd had gone home, Salima was packing up.
"You owned the stage tonight, Salima! Another performance like that and your album will be sure to go platinum!" her publicist beamed. Salima smiled weakly.
"Come on, Yuki. Let the poor girl rest from all the excitement." her manager sighed.
Salima got up and took her jacket."I'm gonna go for a walk." she announced.
"Well, make it quick. You've got practise for next week's performance." Yuki replied.
"Yeah, yeah..." Salima replied, waving her hand as she left.
As she walked through the streets, a cold wind blew against her. That's weird...When did it get so cold? Salima thought. Suddenly, the ground started to shake violently. "What the hell?" Salima gasped.
The ground started to crack open and glass from windows shattered. She yelped and spread her arms out to protect herself. As she did so, the ground underneath her feet crumbled away, causing her to fall. Salima screamed and held onto the ledge for dear life, trying to pull herself up.
"The girl of red hair and grey eyes will fall into our world, and she will begin the journey to lead the Child of the Prophecy to the Temple of the Elements..." a woman's voice echoed.
"Who's there?" Salima called. Suddenly the ledge she was holding onto fell apart, sending her tumbling down...
Salima groaned and rubbed her head. "Ugh...My head." she moaned. "No broken bones...No sign of injuries...How the heck did I manage to survive a fall like that?" she blinked. She then looked around. A beautiful city of high buildings and hovering cars stood before her. "Whoa...Where am I?" Salima exclaimed.