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Kai's POV :)
The island was a solitary one, the waves crashed on the rocky shore and wind whistled as it tore at the sparse and thin vegetation. There was only one way to describe it, miserable. The building stood at the very highest point of the island; it was square and had bars on the window, it looked exactly like a jail. I Glance at her. It's sad; I hardly think of her as my sister anymore, too much has happened, to many of her kin I have killed. I can't let her know though, it would break her heart, but I have to admire her, lying back, seemingly completely relaxed. Her long hair whips around in the breeze and she looks almost bored but I can tell she is nervous, why wouldn't she be?
I glance at the island, the boat was skirting around it, looking for a place to beach. I dread the moment when it will grate up on the rocks, my legs feel unstable and I feel a little sick. No matter how many times I go into situations like this, the nerves never go away. Joel once told me it was natural, which was before we had that fight, I glance back at him and try and remember how it had happened, anything to keep the nerves away.
I was sitting in a deep leather lounge; Joel sat across from me in an identical seat. We were talking, I don't remember what about, but I had stopped listening and my thoughts had turned to Saya, I wondered how she was; I wondered if I had the right to wonder how she was. Joel had noticed my silence and had asked about it, I had just replied with one word;
"Saya" Joel had sighed and he looked into my eyes
"Kai, give up on her, she hasn't awoken for more than 70 years, she's abandoned you, you don't deserve to wait for something that won't happen. Give up." I don't know why I had felt such anger towards him. I reacted irrationally, I'd yelled and screamed at him that there was always hope, but Joel had insisted that it wasn't a bad thing to give up on someone every once in a while. In the end, it got so bad that I had reacted without thinking, I'd pulled out my gun, and he pulled out his, I was lucky that the twins had arrived when they did, otherwise, I might have done something I really might have regret.
I hadnt visited her 'grave' in years, slowly, over time; my thoughts of my sister became irrational. She was a monster, why should I have to wait for her? Why did I wait for her? My sadness slowly became anger and hatred. Then she had awoken, I opened the door and suddenly I realised, it wasn't her fault what how I felt, it was mine, she wasn't what I had thought her to be. I had let her in without a moment's hesitation, but I still felt something of unease towards her, she, not matter how hard I tried to change my view, she was something I both feared and hated. Even still, I owe her, I don't fear her, no, nor do I hate her, I just don't feel as if she is my sister though.
She's looking at me now; I can see her eyes out of the corner of mine. She looks calm. I look up and catch her eye. She smiles, everything seems so robotic around her; she smiles, I smile, she cries, I look sad. She doesn't look sad though, I can see it in her eyes, even if Saya feels nervous, the monster is keenly awaiting the point of the battle. I think of it like this, Saya is not a monster, but in the depth of the fight, the Monster Saya whom loves killing comes out. I don't think she realises this, but I don't think she can control the monster very easily. It's kind of hard to believe, but I feel as if it's true, the Saya who is lying back enjoying the breeze is not a monster. That Saya is not my Saya. She's standing up now and I can hear David and Joel getting ready to disembark a few seconds later, there is an awful low screeching sound as the bottom of the vessel grinds up on the rocky beach and I stand, the rock overhangs a lot of the small rocky area, I can already tell its going to be a hard climb up. Joel jumps off the boat before dragging it further up the shore. There are a few shudders before everyone goes ashore, the gravel crunches under my feet and Joel throws me a black bag that he pulled out of a crate.
The trek takes a while, Saya takes the lead and we all follow after her; Joel then me, then David, the path twists and winds through the rocky area, but it we are definitely getting closer and closer to the looming mass of grey. No one speaks; the only sound is the crunching of our boots on the ground and the wind. Once again I let my mind wonder while we walk, it's hard to think though, and it is amazing how much distracting silence is. It forces you to keep your eyes open, lucky I'd say, Joel stops in front of me causing me to run into him, I can see his hand around Saya's arm; she doesn't seem to know why though until Joel points his finger towards where she was about to step. I can see a glint of muddy metal, and then the whole shape appears apparent to me, a bear trap. David interrupts the silence with a shocked whisper;
"I don't think you'd find many bears around here."
Well how about that, I think I did pretty good for Kai's POV, anywho expect some action (Maybe) in the next chapter! :)
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