The Mew Revolution
by Connor Hahn (Dark the Eagle)
DISCLAIMER!
The following is a fan-based story. The characters of Connor Hahn (me), Michael Gamb, Daniel Alvar belong to me. Please do not claim these characters as your own. Nadina Mason (Nadie) belongs to NikkiChan17 on Please enjoy the fan fiction!
Chapter 1 - The Newest Mew
Connor Hahn's first trip to another country was... chaotic. He was almost fourteen when he chose to study in Japan with his friends. Daniel Alvar was a timid boy to many, but his true colors showed around his friends. He was really quite outgoing and entertaining to be around. He usually thought a bit too far into things, though. He was eighteen.
Michael Gamb was an outgoing boy around friends and total strangers. He was nineteen and was born in the United Kingdom. He was slightly less crazy than Connor or Dani, but he had his moments! He usually took charge when Connor and Dani were being total goofballs.
Connor had known the two for years, but never had a chance to meet them in person. They usually had chatted over the internet. Connor had convinced his friends to join him in a foreign studies program. His mother was reluctant to let him go at first, but she gave in eventually. Going to Japan was Connor's dream. She wouldn't take the opportunity from him.
As he was boarding the plane, Connor saw something peculiar on the ground. It was a teardrop-shaped pendant. It had a sort of heart pattern on the upper half of it. The lower half looked like what appeared to be tail feathers of a bird. The man in front of him appeared to have dropped the pendant.
"Excuse me, sir!" Connor called to the man. "I believe this pendant is yours."
"Thank you," the man replied with a smile. "but I have no need for it. You can keep it."
"Don't you want something for it?" Connor asked, confused.
"No, thanks. I've already received payment…" the man whispered mysteriously.
"What was that?" Connor asked.
"Oh, nothing, nothing! Well, have a good time in Japan!" The man walked away without another word.
"Thanks… I guess…" Connor said, not really expecting a response. "Oh, crap! My flight!
Connor ran as fast as he could, his legs like the embodiment of wind itself, avoiding people along the way. Well, most people. He crashed into a young girl. She looked no more than fifteen.
"Ouch!" the girl cried, massaging her bottom to relieve the pain from the fall. "Watch where you're going!"
"I'm so sorry! Are you okay?" he asked, making sure he didn't hurt her too seriously.
"Oh, I'll live. I have to make it to flight 10-J, though! It closes in a few minutes!"
"Then let's go! That's my flight, too! What's your seat number?" he asked.
"69-A is my seat," the girl answered, panting.
"Mine is 70-A! Well, what do you know? We're sitting next to each other, too! What a coincidence!"
The pair made it to the gate just as the final passengers got on. "Damn, you run fast!" the girl said, panting.
"So I've been told. I'm Connor Hahn."
"My name is Nadina Mason, but you can call me Nadie. It's a pleasure to meet you, nya no da!"
"Nya no da? What in the world does that mean? Is it Japanese?" Connor asked, confused at Nadie's words.
"Well, the original 'na no da' means 'y'know?', but 'nya no da' doesn't really mean anything!"
"I like that, nya no da!" said Connor with a smile. "Anyway, why are you going to Japan, Nadie?"
"I want to learn Japanese and soak in the culture. I may also want to meet some cute Japanese boys!"
"Geez, typical girl! We've only just met, but I feel like we're brother and sister! We even look similar, height difference aside. By the way, how old are you?"
"Eighteen, almost nineteen. How old are you?"
"Almost fourteen. You look about fifteen, not almost nineteen!"
"Well, you look around sixteen! We really don't look our age, do we?" Nadie said with a smirk.
"I guess not! I-"
Connor was interrupted by a small tremor. There was a green light, then a pink one. Both he and Nadie passed out at that moment.
Connor found himself in an empty void, nude. Suddenly, that same green light from before shone in front of his eyes. An eagle soared out of the light, as if it was a spirit being released from its body. As the eagle landed on Connor's arm, Connor felt a sudden calmness come over him. He felt as if nothing could harm him, as long as that eagle stayed with him. As if the eagle could hear his thoughts, it flew into his chest, merging with him. He could feel a change come over him, though he didn't know what the change was. Slowly, the green light that shone in front of his eyes faded away.
Connor woke up when the light was gone from the void. He was on the plane as he remembered, but he felt something else. He looked out the window. The plane had taken off. He looked next to him. Nadie was asleep.
"Was it all… a dream? If so, how much of it was real? The tremor? The light? Were those just a dream, too?" I'll think more of it tomorrow. For now, it's time to sleep. I'm exhausted!"
It was then that Connor remembered the pendant that the man gave to him. What was it? Who was the strange man that gave it to him? So many questions, but no answers. Regardless of these thoughts, Connor fell asleep with ease, getting ready for a new day.
-End of Chapter 1-