I don't own Xiaolin Showdown

Raimundo couldn't take it anymore. He was feeling more creeped out than he originally was. He couldn't get that spooky female voice out of his head that had spoken a couple of seconds ago. He cuddled closer to Kimiko as they clung onto each other for protection.

A twig snapped far off distance. Both monks snapped their head to the left where the twig snapped. There was another snap. To Kimiko, it looked like someone was walking over a skeleton, breaking all two hundred six bones. The bushes rustled as a girl walked through them. She was wearing the surgical mask.

"There she is," Kimiko whispered to Raimundo.

Kuchisake-onna smiled to them through her mask. "Do you think I'm pretty?" she asked the two of them.

Both Kimiko and Raimundo remained silent. They didn't want to die but they needed to find Omi, Clay, and Jack. "What did you do with Omi and Clay?" Kimiko heard Raimundo ask.

The ghost gave him a look of confusion. She had no idea who those two people were.

"Our friends," Kimiko clarified for her, "the cowboy and the small one."

"Oh," Kuchisake-onna remembered, "they're fine...for now."

"What are you going to do?" Kimiko asked her. She wasn't going to let some ghost chick kill her two best friends.

"Since both of them answered no to my question, I am going to kill them," Kuchisake-onna answered her.

"Well you're not pretty after all," Kimiko answered her.

Kuchisale-onna had a look of surprise on her face. She jumped and flew towards Kimiko. Raimundo was about to stop her but the ghost flew right through him. Kuchisake-onna held Kimiko's throat tightly, almost choking her.

She pulled out a pair of scissors from her belt that was strapped around her waist. She put the scissors on Kimiko's flesh. As she was about to drag the scissors across Kimiko's face, Raimundo ran to the two girls. He grabbed Kuchisake-onna's fan and waved it around in the air.

The silver muist appeared around them. The mist began to circle around them slowly and then it got faster and faster. The three of them disappeared from the forest. A howling wind was left in their path.

Raimundo and Kimiko suddenly dropped down on a hard floor. They looked up and saw themselves inside a beautiful temple. The temple had dark red colored walls, a lavender carpet, and four lanterns hanging above Raimundo and Kimiko. Each of the lanterns had a Japanese symbol on it. Kimiko looked at the symbols and saw that they stood for water, earth, wind, and fire.

"Oh my God!" Raimundo yelled. Kimiko ran over to him. To her surprise she saw dead people lying on the floor. All of them were drained from their blood.

Yes, the red color on the walls around the temple belonged to the humans that Kuchisake-onna murdered for revenge.