The sounds of morning; birds chirping peacefully without a care in the world, light breeze that flowed by like every other day, small insects buzzing to the dawn of a brand new day. It was just one of those particular mornings that were the same as any other. That, however, being the case beforehand.
Though the sun was not beaming into the room, I felt my body instinctively making the effort to open its eyes, but a part of me wanted to just keep them shut from reality. But then something went off in my head like an alarm and my conscious snapped back into place, along with my entire upper body shooting up out of the futon that I was laying in. I stared around the room I had slept in.
There was no shelf piled completely full of manga. There was no desk that contained the computer filled with the number of anime I had seen or with the images of past events. There was nothing. None of the things that I had become accustomed to seeing were anywhere to be found.
"So then I guess... it really wasn't a dream... after all." I quietly muttered under my breath as I pulled my self out of the futon.
The reality was that I was no longer in the home I had become fond of for so long. For that matter, though it may sound crazy, I was no longer in the world that I was mainly from. I may sound crazy like I said, but everything about anything I could say was true. I was somewhere else, somewhere far from anywhere, from civilization that was set in the modern age.
The reality I now was living was in a reality in a world where things were more set back into an old based time. Where modern technology had some advances but not as much as from where I come from. Where there was no one I knew but myself and anyone I might befriend.
I realized that long before and decided that I would have to make do with what I could. In this case, simply stand up and move forward, and don't look back.
Yeah, easier said than done.
"Hey Aero, are you awake yet? You need to get started on your chores as soon as possible." A sudden voice called out to me, and upon hearing it, I quickly jolted out of the futon and changed into my clothes.
"Yeah, just give me a few minutes; I'll be out as soon as I finish getting dressed!" I quickly replied back.
There was no response, so I could assume that the other person had either heard me or decided to ignore me altogether. Not all to surprising given the situation of how all of this came about.
Once again, it had been just one of those regular average days, and I think it would be best to explain what happened before going any further with what is going on now...