Today, it was Saya's birthday. Hagi would get her something excellent, he was sure of it. Saya would be so happy, if only he could find her.
"Saya! Where are you?" Hagi yelled. She was probably in the deep depths of the garden again. He ventured into the never ending rose garden, soon running into a big stone wall. Rose vines were running up, down and all around the wall. On top of the wall were little blue rose buds. 'I remember this place!' Hagi thought. He had at once been to this wall, which was not a wall at all, but a tower. He had never been in the tower, but often wonders what is hiding inside. 'This is probably where Saya is right this very moment.' Hagi thought. Hagi slowly approached the door and tried to shove it open, but it did not give. He searched all around the tower, which was not that wide anyway. And found a single key, for the giant rusted lock that was chained to the door.
The key had fit just right. The door swung open without him even touching it, as if a large, unfelt gust of wind had blew by. The spiral staircase was a scary ascent, but he went up anyway.
~ooOOO0OOOoo~
Saya flew up the spiral staircase to meet her best friend, Diva. The dress in her arms was collecting dirt and dust because it was dragging on the floor as she went up the stairs. When she got up the stairs, she looked at the giant wooden door with a single lock keeping her best friend from coming to her party. How could Joel be so cruel? Perhaps he didn't know about her!
"Diva? I have your dress! It's blue! I am just so ecstatic to see what you look like, aren't you? I wonder what Hagi will think of you!" Saya laughed as she fumbled with the key. The door swung open and she handed the dress inside.
~ooOOO0OOOoo~
Hagi was out of breath, but he was at the door. It was open at an eerie angle, but he was there, and so was Saya. He could see her figure in the light of the window.
"Saya, I have been looking everywhere for you!" Hagi breathed heavily. Saya turned around and he could see her teeth gleaming in the darkness.
"Oh, Hagi. I have been dying to meet you." Saya moaned. Her voice seemed odd, childish.
"Saya, what's wrong? You don't seem well." Hagi said bluntly. Saya emerged from the shadows of the circular room.
"I am perfectly fine, Hagi." The mystery girl laughed, she looked just like Saya. But her eyes were blue, like the ocean. Saya's eyes were brown, like chocolate. In the time it would take for a person's heart to beat, the girl was on top of him, and shoved her hand clean through him.