-Okay the first proper chapter! How'd you like the prologue? Tell me in a review or private message! I'd love to hear what you think! I don't want to take this story down because people don't want to review, I guess 3 reviews isn't bad... but I would like some more, you know you all have a review itching to get out! Enjoy!-

When Tadase awoke the next morning, he noticed that Kiseki, his kingly chara, was sitting beside his bed, obviously awake before him. His head was in his hands and he looked so deep in thought, he didn't notice when Tadase pulled the covers of himself and swung his legs of the mattress.

"Kiseki?" He yawned, his mouth becoming a wide 'O', as he stretched his arms up towards the ceiling. Kiseki jerked slightly, released his head from his hands and flew near to Tadase.

"Good Morning, Tadase." he croaked, landing on his shoulder, much like he always did. "Did you sense anything strange last night?"

Tadase gave him a queasy smile. "Why do you ask?" Something was up. Did Kiseki have the same dream that he did last night?

The girl had haunted his dreams further. Both of them. They reminded him of Yin and Yang, one side being black and the other being white, but they didn't look in harmony with each other at all. Tadase wanted to know why he had such a peculiar dream...and, why he could actually remember it. Usually he would forget his dreams, usually he wouldn't remember something as big as this. He had dismissed it after last night, but after sleeping on it, he resolved that this wasn't ordinary. Then again what in his life was ordinary? His life was guided by a little guardian Character, which only people with Charas themselves, could see; which no matter how you look at it, wasn't ordinary at all.

"I don't know. But I can't remember whether it was just a dream or not..." Kiseki answered finally.

"What happened in this void between reality and dreams, Kiseki?" he asked. Was it possible that Kiseki had the same dream as him?

"We were waiting for the other Guardians and their charas, and then..." He began before Tadase interrupted him.

"Something punched me in the face..." He cut in, fragilely. Why would someone do that anyway? He wasn't evil, he hadn't done anything to upset anyone. Yet he still got punched in the face and shouted at by a very angry, black haired girl.

"Yes!" The small king cried. "How did you know?"

"Kiseki... I had the same dream..." Tadase said quietly, as though he didn't want to admit he had the same dream as his true self. "Anyway," he perked up. "I better go get ready for school, wouldn't want to be late for today's Guardian Meeting."

"Tadase-kun! Over here!" Amu shouted from in front of the school gates. Stood next to her was Rima Mashiro and Yaya Yuiki. Tadase couldn't help but to remember the dream; it stuck in his mind like honey to a honeycomb; he attempted to etch a smile onto his face but it just wouldn't come. He was worried for that girl. He was worried that this could mean something new coming over the horizon. He was worried that it would be an end to all he knew and loved.

"Tadase-chi!" Came another voice, loud and free spirited. Yaya laughed and attempted charge towards him, only for Rima to grab her and whip her back.

"Yaya..." She lashed out harshly. Yaya gave a small pout, having been denied being able to rush up to Tadase and hug him as hard as she could. Which surprisingly for her age and stature, she had a fair bit of it. Tadase looked up, the piercing sunshine was high in the sky. Kiseki, his loyal guardian, streamed his way towards the other Chara's and started to give what he called a royal decree. All seemed well, as Tadase caught up to Amu, Rima and Yaya, who was now in a chara-change, crying on the floor. They walked into the Royal Garden to address whatever was on the agenda.

It was just another day, to the guardian's. But to Tadase it wasn't ordinary. Oh no, it was everything but ordinary. I mean what type of girl stalks his dreams at night? Better yet... seems to be haunting his thoughts as well. He couldn't concentrate in class, or in the guardian meeting. He wasn't acting like himself; any old fool could notice that. He didn't react when people attempted to approach him, his thoughts caused him to evade everything and everyone. Well, everything but one thing, but it's quite obvious of the subject his mind just couldn't avoid.

As Tadase was walking home that evening the calm pressure-less winds had began to blow in a calm flurry, making his blonde hair shiver and wiggle in the breeze , Kiseki was gliding along at his shoulder length, and seemed to be just as tired as he was.

"Kiseki..." he said, simply. Kiseki looked round and gave him a yawn. "Do you ever wonder that those girls are out there somewhere?"

"Maybe Tadase. But you should not dwell in your dreams." He replied, shortly, before dropping onto Tadase's now outstretched hand.

"But, Kiseki," Tadase flushed. "That girl is in both of our dreams. I don't think we should just ignore this!" Tadase, shot his gaze towards his palm, where the red-caped Chara was looking back up at him.

A long piercing silence ensued. One where their eyes were glued to each other's and Tadase kept walking, thinking that no-one would be out this late.

"Nevertheless," Tadase whispered, smiling his golden smile, the one that got all the girl's at school swooning to their heart's content. "I don't think we can ignore this. Even if it was just a dream... it felt so real. A type of real that cannot be achieved in dreams." Tadase continued. And as he sighed after he had finished, he bumped into a figure. A figure that looked remarkably like...

"I'm so sorry." The figure said, in a very familiar voice. Her wispy white hair flowed behind her, as she swerved out of Tadase's way and continued running down the street.

He stopped, looked back slowly, and gasped. That was the girl. The girl that had perishingly white hair. The one that had escaped in his dream. The one that was now running down the street he had just come down a couple of minutes prior.

He stood there, looking back as the girl turned the corner, still dashing away from him, the look of curiosity on his face. He turned round, and...

"Get out the way!" Another girl ran into Tadase, causing him to fall onto the ground, because she pushed him out the way. She didn't seem to take much attention to the fact that he was now on the floor, wondering what the hell was going on. Tadase looked down at Kiseki, who seemed to have landed on his head. His crown rolling away, making a slight tinkling sound on the concrete. The hooded girl also turned the corner. Tadase had watched the whole scene evolve around him, he got up, picked up Kiseki and brushed down his trousers.

"Kiseki! Chara-Nari!"