Chapter 1-The Prediction
Cait-Sith stood in his usual spot waiting for someone to come along and ask him to tell their fortune. Buisness had become slow again for him. It was nealy 100 years since he first met Cloud. Well his evil counterpart anyway. He still had the memory of his evil Persona getting squashed. He had not heard anything for 50 years, nothing from anyone. A man claped at him and Cait-Sith fell over backwards. "Sorry," Cait said in surprise. "I was in deep thought." Hel looked at the man. There was something strangly familiar about him. he had sea green eyes and his fringe sticked up and fell back down, just like mountains. He had jeans and a t-shirt on, normal for a man his presumed age. "Are you Cait-Sith, the fortune teller?" asked the strange man. "Yes I am, would you like your forune told?" asked Cait. "Would I be talking to you for any other reason? Replied the strange man. "Your fortune is at my command." As Cait said this he started to roll on the balls of his feet. The cat held a piece of paper which said:
"The past will repeat it's self, this man who you are telling the fortune for will undo the world you once saved, this is a warning, find the decendents, if you do not, there will be no future for anyone."
"What does it say?" asked the man. Cait-Sith just stood and staired at the man, wondering what he should say.
Cait-Sith stood in his usual spot waiting for someone to come along and ask him to tell their fortune. Buisness had become slow again for him. It was nealy 100 years since he first met Cloud. Well his evil counterpart anyway. He still had the memory of his evil Persona getting squashed. He had not heard anything for 50 years, nothing from anyone. A man claped at him and Cait-Sith fell over backwards. "Sorry," Cait said in surprise. "I was in deep thought." Hel looked at the man. There was something strangly familiar about him. he had sea green eyes and his fringe sticked up and fell back down, just like mountains. He had jeans and a t-shirt on, normal for a man his presumed age. "Are you Cait-Sith, the fortune teller?" asked the strange man. "Yes I am, would you like your forune told?" asked Cait. "Would I be talking to you for any other reason? Replied the strange man. "Your fortune is at my command." As Cait said this he started to roll on the balls of his feet. The cat held a piece of paper which said:
"The past will repeat it's self, this man who you are telling the fortune for will undo the world you once saved, this is a warning, find the decendents, if you do not, there will be no future for anyone."
"What does it say?" asked the man. Cait-Sith just stood and staired at the man, wondering what he should say.