(Chapter I Part 2: Meeting of Fayt and a loss of Meaning)
As I was falling through the 'portal' I saw that the walls seemed to look out in to the night sky. Stars seemed to fly past me as I fell down this roller coaster of a ride. The trip through the 'portal' was less than fun. I ended up throwing up at the end. After that experience I found my self in an empty field surrounded by mountains and in the distance a never setting moon. The field was almost empty if it wasn't for the big wall to the far north. Later on I was told that I landed in a place called 'Twilight Field'. So I started to go towards the wall. As I got closer I saw that it wasn't a wall it was a town. The only thing that kept it from being a normal town was the floating buildings. As I walked up toward the gate I saw someone standing as if he was waiting for someone. He was dressed in a red cape-like jacket with one arm hanging out the front. In his other hand he held a samurai sword. He seemed to have been in many battles. He reminded me of someone I just couldn't figure it out at the time. "Hello" he said, "welcome to Twilight Town, and please follow me." As I followed him I saw that the town was divided in to three parts; a floating city, a city on top of the ground, and several sets of stairs that I guessed went into an underground part of the city. The parts of the city I did see was the most beautiful sight I have seen, it almost calms you down. I was confused and wanted answers, so out of stupidity I decided to say "you know, if I'm going to follow you through this weird ass town you could at least tell who you are and where we are going." "Calm down, I'm Auron, loyal bodyguard of Fayt, and we are going up there" he said as he pointed to the biggest building floating in the sky. Frustrated I said "and how are we supposed to get up there and who is this Fayt?" Patently Auron said "all in good time, there's the elevator we need" as we walked toward a shaft. My time in this place was short and overwhelming but, being with Auron made me feel safer and I almost felt sad that I had yelled at him but I guess he understood. As we were going up the elevator I was really able to see the city for what it was. The building seemed to line up for miles, yet every house had a garden filled with flowers and a biggish backyard. Near the back I had seen bigger buildings that I guessed were stores. The roads were filled with people and the little that I could see seemed to be made of gold. There were no cars or factories, just peaceful people just walking as if there wasn't a care in the world. As we reached the top I finally could see what the floating city looked like. Buildings high as the eye can see. None of the building were connected to anything but the ground. I had guessed that it was a safety measure. As we walked towards the building he had pointed at earlier I realized how high it really was, higher than any other man-made thing I've seen before. When I got into the building it felt like I was back in my world. Everything was normal, considering what is happening to me. We went on to the elevator and he pressed the button for the top floor which made me feel sick because I am scared of heights. As the doors opened, I saw a long windowless hallway leading up to a huge door with the symbol I had seen on the package. Auron opened up the door and beckoned me in. It seemed like a normal office with a desk in the middle, some filing cabinets, a computer, and a nice view outside. Someone from the other side of the huge chair one the other side of the room said "Welcome, I'm so glad that you could make it. Sit down and make yourself feel at home. I just have to finish my phone call and I'll explain everything to you." A few minutes passed when he said "Sorry it took me so long, how was your trip?" I said calmly "could have been better, I felt sick after the ride." "Good. My name is Fayt Leingod. I'm the president of this company. I have called you to help me with a problem I have. You see, this company has been studying the heartless for a while now. We thought that we had found out everything about the heartless but the heartless has been creating an army for some time now. Unfortunately the heartless have become too powerful for us to stop them any more. We have been calling people asking them to help us, but we don't have enough to stop the forces they have been creating in secret." Confused, I said "So what am I, a normal person, supposed to do?" He, almost unaware that I had talked, continued "You are one of the many ancestors of the three siblings that defeated the heartless before, so we were hoping to unlock the power locked inside you. Using that power you and a group of your friends would go and stop if not defeat the heartless. If you accept then I only have two things for you to do until we can get the information to unlock your powers. First I want you to find between four and eight friends to fight along with you. They would have to be friends who you can trust. Second, I need you to find a place where we can set up headquarters in your town. It would be easier to give you commands if we are closer. It has to somewhere vacant and big. Cost doesn't matter. Now we are hoping that you will say yes but just in case you have the week to think about it, find the people and the building. We will call you at the end of the week to ask if you still want to work with us. Now if you don't mind, others just like you are waiting, so you have to leave." Though I felt a little rush I left with out question. Auron had been kind enough to walk me back to the gate of the town. On the way back I had a lot to think about. As I left the town Auron told me to get back to Amsterdam I just have to say BA. Going through the 'portal' the second time wasn't as bad as it was at first. As I arrived on the similar ground of the warehouse I knew that this was going to be a long week.