Natalie:
After looking for a few days, Neji found a loose floorboard in Diana's house with his byakugan. He was sure that this would bring us to their world. He even taught me a bit about how to use the byakugan. I find it quite cool. It will be very useful in the future. But then again, I would have to take off my contacts all the time. I suppose that it's worth it though.
Today is the day that we are going to jump in the portal. All of us are.
"Hey," Neji called. "Follow me."
We were all lead to the now invisible portal and getting ready to leave this world.
Suddenly, Neji spoke.
"Here it is."
He removed the floorboard. A deep and dark hole was now revealed. The group stood and stared. An awkward silence hung in the air until Sarah spoke.
"You know what?" Sarah said. "I'm not going to linger around. Ja ne!"
With that, she jumped into the portal. Not wanting to be left behind, I jumped in as well. Very soon, everyone had jumped in.
What they didn't see was that, once they all jumped through, the floorboard slowly slid across the floor, as if it had puppet strings attached to it, and landed exactly where the portal was, blocking all signs of evidence that the hole was ever there.
In just a minute or so, they would arrive in the village known as Konohagakure. As for now, the people in Konoha are living their everyday lives, completely oblivious to the fact that a big group of people is going to land somewhere near their village at any moment now.
Stella:
When I first fell in the portal, I was still aware of the presence of the others. However, as I fell deeper into the hole, I felt as if I was alone.
It was then when I started to panic. What if we all landed in different places? Well, Sasori and the others didn't so I guess we won't. But…you never know what's going to happen. After all, anything's possible.
Suddenly, I felt heavy, as if my body had turned to lead. My head started to droop. And I felt drowsy as well. It was as if I were going to fall asleep at any given moment. No. I refuse to fall asleep.
So I struggled to stay awake. Then, all of a sudden, I thought of the others. Perhaps they already fell asleep and I was the only one still awake. How peaceful it must be, to just fall asleep, without a care in the world. No, I mustn't think that.
But it was too late. She had already fallen asleep, lured in by the spell.
So here's the seventh chapter! It's kinda short, like always, but I hope its fine...
Sorry about the delay.