Prologue

Authors Note:

Hello everyone, Ukihyo here. I used to be called XdreamRomance, but that's an old name. So welcome to the new name! Anyways, if you were a fan of Two Oblivious People in Love, then I apologize, because I will no longer be updating it.

Back then I did not see myself as a good writer, and I refuse to fix the story because it's something I feel I should move on from. Though I will not continue it, I am proud of how decent I was able to write and the good feedback I was receiving. I'm glad I wrote that because I was able to learn and grow. Thank you, and let's get on with the new story!

There were four. Four children. Four children who loved and were loved by each other, and many others. These children lived their lives in happiness and tranquil. They had each other, and that's all they needed. There were two boys, and two girls: Sora, Riku, Kairi, and Marise. They were beyond best friends, beyond of any relation. They were tied together by force, as if something could not let them be apart no matter what. It was a fortunate situation however, they had no problem being tied this way. Though they never thought of it much of course, they were only children, basking in their freedom to play and run around on Destiny Island as they desired. It was like a summer vacation that would go on for years. Adults envied the children, the four had no worries in the world. Yet the more they grew up, the more curious they felt about the world. Running around on the same island ever since they were extremely young, it got a bit boring. They were at the age were they needed more in life, they wanted answers, and they wanted them quickly.

For hours, they'd talk about what it would be like to be in other worlds, to sail off into the beautiful blue sea that seemed to never end. They would question one another if it did ever end, and no one would be able to answer truly because, none of them knew. Everyone had a motive that fueled their curiosity. Kairi was not born in the same place as Sora, Riku and Marise were. The three children found her washed up on shore one day and she woke up with no memory to where she came from or how she ended up at the islands. Her true birthplace was yet to be known, which then gave them an answer to the question.

There was an ending to that blue sea. Somewhere out there was Kairi's true home, and they were ecstatic to hear the news. They were going to find it. They were certain that one day they'd sail out there and search for Kairi's true home, if it was still there waiting for her that is. During their living on the island and mainland, someone had shown the secret and "scary" cave to Sora, who then presented it to the three with positivity. Being the brave, innocent kid he was, the three knew to be cautious when entering the cave. Sora, declared that a monster lived in there, knowing that because he had heard it ferociously growling out to him. Curiosity had won them over and they decided to explore. Riku, being the one who wanted to be the mature and masculine one, quickly counter-acted Sora's statement by saying it was just the wind. However everyone was quiet once they had seen the door.

The door gazed at them as hard as they gazed back. It was hard not to see it. It's bright wooden brown color lined with gold was contrasting with the dark, blue-grey cave they were in. Their curiosity was flying through the skies at that moment, and they were swift in getting it open. To their disappointment, it was impossible. Being the children they were, they had small attention-spans. Instead of trying hard to open the door, they began to draw on the walls. None of the other kids bothered to come into the cave, so they decided to call it as theirs. Their tied knots in destiny could not be pulled any closer.