Somewhere on Revia
"I'll be right right behind you I promise." A male voice said.
A blonde girl, looking to be about fifteen, held on to the male's arm with a frightened look on her face. "Don't leave me alone."
"I can't stay." The male said. "You have to get out of here. I have to make sure that everyone else gets out. Trust me alright. I'll be back before you know it. Take care of our little sister."
The blonde nodded as she looked over to the sleeping girl beside her. "Come back soon."
Without hesitation, the male took off running towards a collapsing mansion. 'If I wasn't such a hero, I wouldn't have come back here. They don't deserve to be rescued, but now is not the time for such thoughts. That's not who I am. I can't just let them die.' "Mother. Father. Where are you?" He looked around, but the flames made things difficult to see anything. After running around, for what seemed like ages, he came upon two corpses. 'I'm too late.'
The girl stared out the window of the ship, hoping to find some sign of her brother. 'Where are you?' Within a matter of minutes, the ship started to take off. "Please wait. My brother isn't back yet. Please. We can't leave him." Despite her pleas, the ship had no choice but to leave the planet. She watched out the window as the planet was destroyed. 'No. He can't be dead.' Almost instantly, her eyes started to fill with tears.
A few minutes before the planet was destroyed, a young boy with orange hair came running out of a crumbling mansion. 'I have to hurry and get back to the ship. They are both counting on me to return. The entire planet is falling to pieces. I don't know who is behind this, but it would seem that they got what they came for.' As he was running down the fractured street, he took notice to the ship taking off. 'No. There has to be another way off the planet. She must be completely frightened by now. Forgive me for breaking my promise. I will find you both again. And that's a promise.'
'Brother.' The blonde thought, sitting back against the seat. 'I will take care of our little sister. I promise.'