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Cast of characters in this chapter: Xiao-Lan Sama (God assigned as
guardian), Chihiru Li ( Daughter to Kinomoto Sakura, and Shaoran Li),
Sakura Kinomoto(Li), Shaoran Li. Tomouchai (Daughter to Tomoyo, and Eriol.)
Dream Of Deity
Xiao-Lan Sama
I'd thought nothing ore of her than a little girl. A ridiculous little girl to be assigned to. For guardian duties, I meant. She didn't look like she had the strength or mind-set to be able to save everything, but what was commanded, was said. I had to be her guardian, and keep her safe while she did what she had to. Nobody seemed to want to tell me what she was supposed to do, and what I was supposed to protect her from. Chihiru Li. Daughter to Shaoran Li, and Sakura Kinomoto. It was soon that I had to go to Earth, for the first judgment. It was time for her last dream, however. The prophetic dream which would hint to my descent. She probably wouldn't understand it, anyway. I didn't even understand why I had to waste effort, to come up with what it would be. My mother, and father had told me to. They were the supreme Deities. Of course I had to do what they said. I'd sighed, when my mother had called to send me through the doorway. It connected the humans to us by thought, and dream. It was how prophetic dreams were given, or miracles were preformed. I'd never really been there. My father had given Chihiru the first two dreams of me. Trying his best to make them correct. "Yea' yeah." I'd said, stepping forward towards the doorway. It looked a bit sketchy to me. My hands dug into the pockets of my Gi. Each step made me not want to do it more. My eyes had shifted away from the doorway. If I had to do it, I wouldn't go through looking. "Xiao-Lan. Have you decided?!" A sister had called. Fuumie. The oldest sister in The family. "Yes. " I'd said with a shrug. An eye blinked open to see where she was. I'd handed her a small piece of parchment, with golden ink across the soft material. On it had been what the last dream would be, and what relevance it would have to their destinies. "Mm.A good one, Xiao-Lan!" She'd said, enthusiastically. "Well.aren't you gonna' go through?" I did have to. I was afraid, though. Afraid I would never be able to come back. Afraid that I would be stuck with Chihiru Li. I'd turned my head roughly to the side. "C'mon.hurry up, Xiao-Lan." Fuumie had rushed. I'd given a deep breath, stepping to the edge of the doorway. "Good luck Xiao-Lan! -.What's wrong?" Fuumie had yelled encouragement at first, but realized something was bothering me. ".Wh.What if I don't make it back?" I'd said. I could feel my self-confidence lower, when I'd asked such a stupid question. Now it'd seem like I was afraid. I didn't want that. "Of course you'll make it back! Why would you? You remember.Mom says all you have to do is help her through her journey, and you can come back." Fuumie had reassured me. That didn't necessarily mean it would happen. "She had that.Look. Like she expected me to actually want to stay there, after it ended." I'd said, still doubtful. "Maybe You'll want to." She'd responded, optimistically. That comment didn't help, or make me want to step through. "Ah ah ah.No time for that." She'd said. "Everyone says good-bye! Good luck Xiao-Lan!" She'd yelled enthusiastically once more, and pressed me in with her fingertips against my back. "You'll make it back! Stop worrying! " That was the last thing I'd heard. I couldn't focus on her, or whether I would get back or not now. I could feel my eyes close, forced shut against the intense bright light that enveloped my figure. I had to concentrate on the Dream. I had to make it happen. Finally. It had started.
Chihiru Li
I'd never felt anything more Eerie. It had been like I was flying. My eyes opened to find the dark sky. The Night's hue. Twinkling stars above entranced me with a drunken feeling. Not that I'd ever been drunk.I found the beautiful full moon. The moonlight kissed water below me, which shone against the light. I could see the murky depths below. Of course eventually I had attempted figuring out how this was all happening. I felt my eyebrows lift with delight, and my eyes close, as I'd felt the warmth against my skin. I found myself looking down, towards the source of this warmth. It felt as if it were fur against bare skin, which I had also found by looking down. It seemed to be a cross of Wolf and Dragon. Its fur was a beautiful, luminescent yellow. It's eyes a jade green color. Highlighted by such intense bright color. The creature writhed against the sky, as it flew with outmost ease through the night. I'd felt my feet skim, and break the surface of the ocean blue. My voice had 'bubbled' in a high-pitched manner. I must have been giggling. There was a hesitated moment. A moment that made me shiver from the chills. The beast had dove straight down into the water. Breaking the surface, under water it sounded less violent than it must have been. A suppressed splash was all I heard but saw the heavy amount of air- bubbles travel across my face. They slipped against my skin, causing me to giggle yet again. I hadn't noticed, quite at that moment that I'd been breathing underneath the waters surface. Something I couldn't say I've ever done. I felt the warmth leave me, now, only to feel the oceans eerie heat. My eyes had trailed to find the creature, as it had left my side. Instead, I only found a boy. A boy standing at the bottom of the Ocean. His eyes were green, and his hair was brown as mine. The resemblance between him and my father were uncanny. He was shorter, and younger of course but.He had the same skin pigment.Hair color.Feature arrangement. He looked like him as a child. Of course I've seen pictures of him, but none in the clothing he was wearing now. His clothing gave away his ethnicity almost instantly. The fancy Chinese gown with sleeves too long for his arms.Ink and embroidery marking his family name and martial arts style on each side. Front and back. The Silky cover was actually a yellow color, the Kanji on the back and front black. The clothing he wore underneath had been white. The boy stood there, with his hand extended towards me. Smiling. I could feel the urge inside of me. It was strong enough to make me attempt swinging towards him, but I couldn't reach him. Strong currents took advantage of my position, pulling me inch by inch away. The boy only stood and watched, smiling. My arms beat heavily at the water, trying to swing to him. With one strong current, I'd been pushed away. A voice had rung in my head, a whisper that I could hear clearly. "-But don't be afraid." It had said. "-He'll keep you safe." "-Your determination must save everyone." I felt my eyes close.And re-open. What I saw was completely different from what I saw before. Heavy lights blinded my vision. The only thing I thought I could see at the moment, was the same outline of a boy above me.A boy, in my room? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------Poor Chihiru. Anyway. If you really like it, I'll keep writing. If that's what you want, don't expect much of a 'Disney' ending. I didn't think of it up to be. Constructive criticism enjoyed. Flame, if you find it absolutely necessary. I've decided that each chapter should be at least 1027 words. I can try hard to keep that up, if anyone would like.
Xiao-Lan Sama
I'd thought nothing ore of her than a little girl. A ridiculous little girl to be assigned to. For guardian duties, I meant. She didn't look like she had the strength or mind-set to be able to save everything, but what was commanded, was said. I had to be her guardian, and keep her safe while she did what she had to. Nobody seemed to want to tell me what she was supposed to do, and what I was supposed to protect her from. Chihiru Li. Daughter to Shaoran Li, and Sakura Kinomoto. It was soon that I had to go to Earth, for the first judgment. It was time for her last dream, however. The prophetic dream which would hint to my descent. She probably wouldn't understand it, anyway. I didn't even understand why I had to waste effort, to come up with what it would be. My mother, and father had told me to. They were the supreme Deities. Of course I had to do what they said. I'd sighed, when my mother had called to send me through the doorway. It connected the humans to us by thought, and dream. It was how prophetic dreams were given, or miracles were preformed. I'd never really been there. My father had given Chihiru the first two dreams of me. Trying his best to make them correct. "Yea' yeah." I'd said, stepping forward towards the doorway. It looked a bit sketchy to me. My hands dug into the pockets of my Gi. Each step made me not want to do it more. My eyes had shifted away from the doorway. If I had to do it, I wouldn't go through looking. "Xiao-Lan. Have you decided?!" A sister had called. Fuumie. The oldest sister in The family. "Yes. " I'd said with a shrug. An eye blinked open to see where she was. I'd handed her a small piece of parchment, with golden ink across the soft material. On it had been what the last dream would be, and what relevance it would have to their destinies. "Mm.A good one, Xiao-Lan!" She'd said, enthusiastically. "Well.aren't you gonna' go through?" I did have to. I was afraid, though. Afraid I would never be able to come back. Afraid that I would be stuck with Chihiru Li. I'd turned my head roughly to the side. "C'mon.hurry up, Xiao-Lan." Fuumie had rushed. I'd given a deep breath, stepping to the edge of the doorway. "Good luck Xiao-Lan! -.What's wrong?" Fuumie had yelled encouragement at first, but realized something was bothering me. ".Wh.What if I don't make it back?" I'd said. I could feel my self-confidence lower, when I'd asked such a stupid question. Now it'd seem like I was afraid. I didn't want that. "Of course you'll make it back! Why would you? You remember.Mom says all you have to do is help her through her journey, and you can come back." Fuumie had reassured me. That didn't necessarily mean it would happen. "She had that.Look. Like she expected me to actually want to stay there, after it ended." I'd said, still doubtful. "Maybe You'll want to." She'd responded, optimistically. That comment didn't help, or make me want to step through. "Ah ah ah.No time for that." She'd said. "Everyone says good-bye! Good luck Xiao-Lan!" She'd yelled enthusiastically once more, and pressed me in with her fingertips against my back. "You'll make it back! Stop worrying! " That was the last thing I'd heard. I couldn't focus on her, or whether I would get back or not now. I could feel my eyes close, forced shut against the intense bright light that enveloped my figure. I had to concentrate on the Dream. I had to make it happen. Finally. It had started.
Chihiru Li
I'd never felt anything more Eerie. It had been like I was flying. My eyes opened to find the dark sky. The Night's hue. Twinkling stars above entranced me with a drunken feeling. Not that I'd ever been drunk.I found the beautiful full moon. The moonlight kissed water below me, which shone against the light. I could see the murky depths below. Of course eventually I had attempted figuring out how this was all happening. I felt my eyebrows lift with delight, and my eyes close, as I'd felt the warmth against my skin. I found myself looking down, towards the source of this warmth. It felt as if it were fur against bare skin, which I had also found by looking down. It seemed to be a cross of Wolf and Dragon. Its fur was a beautiful, luminescent yellow. It's eyes a jade green color. Highlighted by such intense bright color. The creature writhed against the sky, as it flew with outmost ease through the night. I'd felt my feet skim, and break the surface of the ocean blue. My voice had 'bubbled' in a high-pitched manner. I must have been giggling. There was a hesitated moment. A moment that made me shiver from the chills. The beast had dove straight down into the water. Breaking the surface, under water it sounded less violent than it must have been. A suppressed splash was all I heard but saw the heavy amount of air- bubbles travel across my face. They slipped against my skin, causing me to giggle yet again. I hadn't noticed, quite at that moment that I'd been breathing underneath the waters surface. Something I couldn't say I've ever done. I felt the warmth leave me, now, only to feel the oceans eerie heat. My eyes had trailed to find the creature, as it had left my side. Instead, I only found a boy. A boy standing at the bottom of the Ocean. His eyes were green, and his hair was brown as mine. The resemblance between him and my father were uncanny. He was shorter, and younger of course but.He had the same skin pigment.Hair color.Feature arrangement. He looked like him as a child. Of course I've seen pictures of him, but none in the clothing he was wearing now. His clothing gave away his ethnicity almost instantly. The fancy Chinese gown with sleeves too long for his arms.Ink and embroidery marking his family name and martial arts style on each side. Front and back. The Silky cover was actually a yellow color, the Kanji on the back and front black. The clothing he wore underneath had been white. The boy stood there, with his hand extended towards me. Smiling. I could feel the urge inside of me. It was strong enough to make me attempt swinging towards him, but I couldn't reach him. Strong currents took advantage of my position, pulling me inch by inch away. The boy only stood and watched, smiling. My arms beat heavily at the water, trying to swing to him. With one strong current, I'd been pushed away. A voice had rung in my head, a whisper that I could hear clearly. "-But don't be afraid." It had said. "-He'll keep you safe." "-Your determination must save everyone." I felt my eyes close.And re-open. What I saw was completely different from what I saw before. Heavy lights blinded my vision. The only thing I thought I could see at the moment, was the same outline of a boy above me.A boy, in my room? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------Poor Chihiru. Anyway. If you really like it, I'll keep writing. If that's what you want, don't expect much of a 'Disney' ending. I didn't think of it up to be. Constructive criticism enjoyed. Flame, if you find it absolutely necessary. I've decided that each chapter should be at least 1027 words. I can try hard to keep that up, if anyone would like.