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AN:

Hiya! Me again. Umm…I know this chapter is short, bare with me. But it makes it much easier to make this way. I guess you can guess who the two people are…yes, we have Character conformation! YAY! Shutting up now…

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Too close to knowing,

Today's tomorrow.

But today's tomorrow,

Was gone at the moon's horizon.

Falling

A bee buzzed around She's head as she squinted in the morning sun. The area around was crisp and free of anything, and she did not see a town in sight. In fact there were only trees that stretched on endlessly above the grass in which she lay. "What is this?" She thought, her mind blank. Her body ached like there was a huge amount of weight on her…wait.

"Aah! GET OFF!" She screamed, squirming under the weight of the person on top of her. "What are you doing!?! Get off, get off, GET OFF!!!" As she pushed at the girl seemingly asleep on her, she rolled onto her legs while mumbling a few incoherent words, as She's leg felt the sharp point of something. "Itaii!" She hissed, kicking the red-haired girl as hard as was possible. "It hurts," she mumbled trying to stretch her leg out of the position it was in.

"Wait," She thought. "I can speak?" She forced sitting halfway upright. "I can speak! I CAN S-P-E-A-K!" The girl said astonished, looking at her free hands in the light. "I'll get you," the young woman muttered on She, kicking beyond the reach of her vision hitting something there. She seemed almost thrilled to get this challenge, as she looked down to the bother she had forgotten. "Get off!" She said happily with her eyes closed, swinging from side to side. "Get off, Get off, geeet oooff…Get OFF, ggett ooff…"

But then it came into her vision, like staring into the sun, or at least that hair.

"Oy, Lina, why'd you have to…"

"AAH!!" The blonde man was cut of by her scream. "Get away!!" She screamed as she punched him as hard as she could, her hair standing on end. "Go, go, go, GO!" The girl yelled as she punched with her eyes closed not knowing…that she had punched him across the field, out cold. "What the heck?" She thought, "How did I…" The red-haired girl on She's legs started grabbing for her eyes still closed. "Come here," she said in a swarthy way, grabbing for She's neck. The terrified girl's eyes went wide as she screamed and threw the dreamer to the right. "HENTAIII!" Was called out as she stumbled up and over to the nearest tree, climbing it as fast as a mazoku was on her tail.

Huffing and puffing, She arrived at the top of the tree, scarcely looking down at the surrounding meadow. Just as She finally calmed a bit (at least stops shaking) she leaned back against the rough bark. "And I can climb trees now…really fast. What the heck is going on? Hooh…where am I, what am I doing? I can't remember…" She sighed and closed her eyes, as a gentle breeze began to blow, and the leaves rustled around her. Through her eyelids she could see the patterns of the leaves with the gold of the sun. "I miss something…I…I..." She sighed for she did not know, and the tree seemed to sigh along with her, the wind taking on a hushed howl. "Mashhhen" It seemed to be saying.

"Masen"

Ma

Sen

The wind became louder and louder, shaking the tree but not She. It toyed with her, rapped gold along her mind. And She's eyes went wide and a dark image passed across her consciousness, then was snuffed out…

Fire's light; burning bright.

And another image passed, then set, on the horizon of her eyes wide yet not seen…

Is gone; by the moon's dawn.

Her eyes flicked wide open…

And…and…she found herself face-to-face to a man with purple hair and a perpetual smile. "Boo," he said calmly, smiling while hung up side down right in front of her face.. "Ho? AHHH!" She screamed, throwing herself backwards, and falling headfirst into the ground.

"Yare, yare," the man remarked, looking at the crumpled maiden, "I didn't expect that to happen."