a/n: Thanks to everyone who reads this. It means a lot to me!

Disclaimer: Tekken is so owned by Namco. Ehh.

Chapter 3 - Saving Someone

Victoria slowly walked along the streets with her upcoming body guard. The Japanese man looked around and put his hood back over his head, then he studied his red and white gloves, soon some electric waves came out of the pores on the top of his hand.

"You don't need to explain. I know all about your troubles back in history...".

Jin gave her a glare, "Who are you...?" he replied, kinda asking...

"I've told. A Norwegian girl on her journey for her home...or family...or something like that...".

The streets were empty for people, and at this point of view, everybody had disappeared. After finding some dead people on the ground, Jin ran down the hill and stopped at the scream of the Tekken Force on their way killing two women.

"What...?" Victoria yelled. "All this just to get you, Jin...! Why...?".

He stretched his armes up in the air and warmed his stance by smashing his muscles hard together.

"I thought you knew!".

After saying this, he ran down in totally blindness of speed and faced Heihachi Mishima's fighters, the best ones. Victoria stood still with her eyes staring, in shock.

"But...I don't, Jin...".

A shout, a kick, a punch. The Tekken Force guys layed silent on the harsh ground, blood dripping in splashes down their masked bodies. The Japanese man continued in a purple suit waving his armes after the girl up on the hill, she smiled and started walking down to him. Just when the two came to a big building filled with people standing looking up at a screen on the wall, Jin pushed Victoria into a corner.

"Don't let them see us!".

"Hey! Get your hands off me...you...you... HENTAI!" she yelled and jumped away from him.

"This isn't a game, Victoria! Come back here!" he said whispering.

"Likely NOT!".

Jin threw his hands towards her and got her arm, then he pushed her back into the dark corner again. "I said, not a game! Okay?".

The Matrial Arts master of Karate held his arms around hers so she wouldn't run away. His strong arms burnt themselves into her skin. "Please...stop...you're hurting me...".

"If you promise to not do anything stupid, I'll let you go. I'm your body guard now you know!" he said with a manly voice.

Victoria tried to get away, but he only grabbed her closer to him.

"Okay...fine...! I promise not to run away... Now, let me go!" she answered on his promise.

All the people around were too busy talking and getting their attention on the screen up on the wall. Victoria went her eyes over it and could see an old man saying something in Japanese, his grey hair went into two spikes at the side of his head. A cold feeling washed threw her body, something that made her walk back to Jin's arms.

"What the hell's going on her...? Tell me right now?" Victoria asked and gave Jin a punch in his stomach, he grinned for a second.

"Impressive!".

"Stop gurgling and tell me why Heihachi Mishima's on the damn screen, and why are all these people listening to him...?".

Jin walked past her and looked at the screen before turning around to answer the girl. "He tell's everyone to keep their sight after Jin Kazama.".

Victoria gave him another punch in the stomach at what he just said, "You're telling me that EVERYONE'S looking for you...?".

He nodded his head in answer.

Victoria ran out from the corner, Jin opened his mouth to make her come back, but got cut off.

"Jeg går hjem...!" (I'm going home...!).

Just when she could hear someone run behind her, she turned around to see Jin. But the gun and the mask got her to be hyper. The Tekken Force men ran towards her body guard's hiding place. At this thought of seeing him getting captured, Victoria ran away, tears coming down her cheeks. A scream in the back, gunshots.

"Unnskyld, Jin..." (I'm sorry, Jin...)

She continued running angry away, not looking back. At the end of her disappearings, the Japanese man didn't yell her to go back. But the again, all her problems got her to cry. Norway, her family, her friends. As she missed them, though it only had been one day. And also the known thing of not getting back home. The darkness filled the town, and Tokyo went into a sleep to wake up at the sun's awakening once more.

a/n: Thanks again people!