Final Fantasy 7: The Warriors of the Planet

by Rubyweapon14

Sure a video game may seem cool and entertaining, but what if it were real. Some where out there beyond humanly possible these moments in the game could actually be happening. Now this child has been transported to the world of Gaia that is well know in the game of Final Fantasy 7, and he is about to learn that it is more dangerous then anyone could have realized.

35. Chapter XXXV: The Forest of Dreams

I awoke the smell of fresh air and a warm breeze. Sitting up confused and a little dazed, I saw that around me was a mass of trees and greenery. Light that fought its way through the tree tops came down in a greenish hue. How did I get here? Where was the mako reactor? Was it just a dream? And where were the others?

I got up to my feet and called out for the others but received no answer. This was not good.

I started to wonder the forest; my hand was rested on my sword, ready to fight if the time came.

Then there was the sound of movement in the trees, too much for some bird. I drew my sword looking in the direction of the source. It had now gone quiet and the sound was coming from a different tree. Whatever was in these trees was moving. From one tree to another I leaped without letting me get so much of a glance at what it was. Then as it jumped to another tree something came hurtling down at me. Implanted in the ground where I had just been standing were two small weapons with four points and a hole in the center.

Me: Throwing stars!?

It was a person. Was it a bandit, or could it be Shinra? As far as I knew, no one in Shinra even used these. Several more came my way from different directions as my attacker kept moving. Most were dodged while a couple were deflected with my sword. Just then I could feel something in my pocket. I looked down to see a bright red light emitting from my pocket. I reached in and pulled out the red stone from the Zolem's pool, the light it was giving off grew brighter and brighter.

As I was distracted, a massive throwing star broke out from the bushes and sped towards me. I couldn't seem to move. Just as it cut through me, there was a large roar from the sky and I found myself at the desk with a page stuck to my cheek.