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this story is starting to suck.
Rei glanced over to his brother Kai who was running swiftly along side him. Kai and Rei were fast runners, and the wind seemed to stroke their hair lovingly as they passed.
Kaynak wasn't in the village, so Kai and Rei had to go to the place they hoped they'd never have to return to ever again. The Abbey.
(Flashback)
"Aha!" a frightening purple-haired man exclaimed when he found five- year-old Kai and four-year-old Rei running from the Abbey after recovering their little sister, Kaynak. The man had taken Kaynak when all of the children were sleeping soundly in their beds. He wanted the little newborn to join the Abbey, not knowing of her mother that died giving birth to her or the father that fought in the war. He wanted her to be obedient and driven always like a machine for the Abbey to use at will. (End of flashback)
The thought of that Abbey sent chills up Kai's spine. Purple-haired man whipped Kai and Rei with horsewhips. Even though the boys managed to escape with their lives and their sister, they would always have a nagging feeling that man wanted to get Kaynak.
Slowly and stealthily Kai led Rei through the Abbey. There was blood on the floors that seemed to be there for millenniums. For some strange reason the boys felt they had been here and explored this Abbey thousands of times over. There were also many rooms around them, but they knew which one they needed to get to. The one farthest down the hall.
The boys slipped into the room of their destination to find their sister on the floor, looking as if she hadn't woken up. Her hair was spread across the ground, dark blue and black colouring the tile. The slate part of her hair was resting over her shoulders, and her dark brown eyes were closed. She was still sleeping, even after being taken from her home.
Rei lifted Kaynak unto Kai's back, but accidentally shifted her long sleeves higher up on her arms, revealing strange scars the boys had never seen before. Thinking back however, they realized she'd never worn short sleeves in her whole life. Kai squinted and looked closer, and realized slowly that the scars were words.
Kaynak's eyes fluttered open, and she instantly noticed Kai reading her scars. She tried to cover them, but Kai's gentle hands caught hers (you are sick people if you're thinking in that way!) and he stroked her face lovingly (YOU PEOPLE ARE SICK, SICK, SICK!). She stopped, giving in quietly to his silent command.
"I had to cut them in," Kaynak whispered, looking away from her brother. She remembered grabbing a knife and slicing the words into her skin. Blood dripped lazily from her words, but the records had to be kept.
"What is this?" Kai wondered aloud, afraid of what the answer could be.
"It's the story of your past lives, you and Rei."
"I thought so."
"What's going on?" Rei didn't want to get left out.
"Listen to this;
Kai Hiwatari, the owner of Dranzer, the red phoenix, MY BROTHER, was before Kai Hiwatari, the leader of the legendary Blade Breakers, just reincarnated. Kai died saving Rei Kon, reincarnated as my other brother, Rei Hiwatari, in the Abbey owned by Boris, the ruthless and bloodthirsty man who murdered Kai. The Abbey remained, and Boris has been reincarnated as well. Kai, dear brother, if you are reading this scar, then my end shall soon come."
Worriedly, Kai glanced over to Kaynak. She seemed fine, not injured, not ill. But she looked distraught.
"I'm the prophecy, I was born to bear you the story of your pasts. Now you know and my purpose is served." Tears shone on Kaynak's face. Kai grabbed her into a tight hug, and Rei joined in on the embrace. Kaynak felt much more consoled, but she knew her time left was short.
"Ah. You naughty boys are back so soon?" an oily voice slithered out from behind the siblings. It was Boris.
Questions for me: How the heck can voices be oily? Hmmm. Bye R&R if you want, but I'll just keep updating as regularly as I can.
Rei glanced over to his brother Kai who was running swiftly along side him. Kai and Rei were fast runners, and the wind seemed to stroke their hair lovingly as they passed.
Kaynak wasn't in the village, so Kai and Rei had to go to the place they hoped they'd never have to return to ever again. The Abbey.
(Flashback)
"Aha!" a frightening purple-haired man exclaimed when he found five- year-old Kai and four-year-old Rei running from the Abbey after recovering their little sister, Kaynak. The man had taken Kaynak when all of the children were sleeping soundly in their beds. He wanted the little newborn to join the Abbey, not knowing of her mother that died giving birth to her or the father that fought in the war. He wanted her to be obedient and driven always like a machine for the Abbey to use at will. (End of flashback)
The thought of that Abbey sent chills up Kai's spine. Purple-haired man whipped Kai and Rei with horsewhips. Even though the boys managed to escape with their lives and their sister, they would always have a nagging feeling that man wanted to get Kaynak.
Slowly and stealthily Kai led Rei through the Abbey. There was blood on the floors that seemed to be there for millenniums. For some strange reason the boys felt they had been here and explored this Abbey thousands of times over. There were also many rooms around them, but they knew which one they needed to get to. The one farthest down the hall.
The boys slipped into the room of their destination to find their sister on the floor, looking as if she hadn't woken up. Her hair was spread across the ground, dark blue and black colouring the tile. The slate part of her hair was resting over her shoulders, and her dark brown eyes were closed. She was still sleeping, even after being taken from her home.
Rei lifted Kaynak unto Kai's back, but accidentally shifted her long sleeves higher up on her arms, revealing strange scars the boys had never seen before. Thinking back however, they realized she'd never worn short sleeves in her whole life. Kai squinted and looked closer, and realized slowly that the scars were words.
Kaynak's eyes fluttered open, and she instantly noticed Kai reading her scars. She tried to cover them, but Kai's gentle hands caught hers (you are sick people if you're thinking in that way!) and he stroked her face lovingly (YOU PEOPLE ARE SICK, SICK, SICK!). She stopped, giving in quietly to his silent command.
"I had to cut them in," Kaynak whispered, looking away from her brother. She remembered grabbing a knife and slicing the words into her skin. Blood dripped lazily from her words, but the records had to be kept.
"What is this?" Kai wondered aloud, afraid of what the answer could be.
"It's the story of your past lives, you and Rei."
"I thought so."
"What's going on?" Rei didn't want to get left out.
"Listen to this;
Kai Hiwatari, the owner of Dranzer, the red phoenix, MY BROTHER, was before Kai Hiwatari, the leader of the legendary Blade Breakers, just reincarnated. Kai died saving Rei Kon, reincarnated as my other brother, Rei Hiwatari, in the Abbey owned by Boris, the ruthless and bloodthirsty man who murdered Kai. The Abbey remained, and Boris has been reincarnated as well. Kai, dear brother, if you are reading this scar, then my end shall soon come."
Worriedly, Kai glanced over to Kaynak. She seemed fine, not injured, not ill. But she looked distraught.
"I'm the prophecy, I was born to bear you the story of your pasts. Now you know and my purpose is served." Tears shone on Kaynak's face. Kai grabbed her into a tight hug, and Rei joined in on the embrace. Kaynak felt much more consoled, but she knew her time left was short.
"Ah. You naughty boys are back so soon?" an oily voice slithered out from behind the siblings. It was Boris.
Questions for me: How the heck can voices be oily? Hmmm. Bye R&R if you want, but I'll just keep updating as regularly as I can.