Arisa took a deep breather as she imagined all of this, as if she was standing in the view of the story. ''The night was lit with many stars in a Country filled with sand, oceans and celebrations. The are they were in was right next to the docks -- kind of like here with Hargeon, but this place had no actual roads of cobble stone nor houses made out of wood. Their houses were made out of actual tan colored stone, two stories tops, besides the castle and 'church' of course. Anyways, the man was a peasant, one of the lower classes as he who was a lowly merchant who sold fruit in the streets. He had baggy white sort-of pants, shoes made out of cloth and short. His shirt was a wide open vest with no sleeves, of the color brown. The princess on the other hand loved to wear lilac. Her belly-dancing like clothes were majestic, glamorous. Clothes you'd never see here. Her hair was shimmering brown with highlights of golden meadows. Her eyes? Her eyes were like jewels from amethysts themselves. '' she started and opened her eyes more as they reflected what soon came the clear skies and shining stars. Her right hand reached up towards the sky as if grabbing for it and closed her hands.

''Those were judgmental times indeed...'' she started to speak again as the flames roared softly, yet blazing with heat. '' The princess disguised herself as a normal woman who was waiting to be married, wearing a veil that covered her nose, mouth and a hood that covered her head. As she felt hungry she bought a piece of fruit and at sudden sight they fell in love slowly. She became interested in such kindness as he gave her one. Sure... in Fiore that would be no big deal, but there.... It was forbidden to steal, to take and to give for free. Giving for free is like stealing and if one does so... It'll cost with death. After a couple of days she was caught during the day and so she started to sneak out at night to meet up with him behind buildings. After a couple of months they started to then speak about marriage and months after that they then met up one more time before getting married.....but...'' she stopped and squinted her eyes towards the sky. Her eyes were silver like mirrors as they reflected the sky and stars...

Arisa closed her eyes tightly as she could feel and see as if she was there, the story as it played. A small tear appeared from her eyes that were like mirrors of time. She spoke once more from her glossed full beautiful lips. ''The day before the wedding they privately put together, the man went to a shop of his and stayed. The queen was at the alter for hours, left there on that very night of their wedding. Her heart was broken, felt and turned into ice. She loved him so and her being felt betrayed. She went to the decks and threw herself over the frozen cold ocean. They found no body, nothing as even the Princesses ship sank with her. The man felt like a coward, like she would be judged for marrying a merchant, someone of his status so he never went.'' she sighed and looked over at Alisa. ''Don't worry, that's not the end... oh no. In the end where there is of course a small happy ending some would say.'' she spoke and then looked up again. ''The man did travel back there, was able to submarine down to the broken ship, find her being held by magic -- keeping her alive yet cold and explained his wrong doing. He had a weird orb, an immortality orb that kept him alive over hundreds of years. Supposedly their spirits rejoined after he broke the orb and they got married in the after-time.'' she finished.

She heard Alisa's comment, but she was going to hold her own comment till the end of the story. Once she was done telling it, she then once again heard Alisa's comment about the whole story in general. She thought it was nice, lovely and that it was better than later. Part of her thought that was true, but then there was an 'after-effect'. She shifted to look straight at Alisa with a small smile. ''I believe that is true, somewhat, but I did forget to add that anyone who got married at that same alter, chapel, church -- they never had a happy marriage and later they would divorce or worse... someone would die.... That was at least till the curse was broken by the guy rejoining her.'' she spoke and nodded at her own comment.

She motions back to look at the stars and yawned. ''Alrighty.~ It's either you tell a story or I will tell another story!~'' she reported and giggled. There were so many stories she knew, but if her dear friend had one, that will be grand as well! She had a hidden frown as she then thought about him, oh-dear him and their own love story... quite weird and something.

She looked at Alisa and nodded. ''Uh alright.'' she blinked a couple of times confused and disappointed that they had to leave already. It's been awhile since she had company outside, just to stare at the stars and tell stories. She guessed that perhaps it's too good to come true. Her arms stretched upward and lowered down in an downward U shape, yawning. ''Alright, let's go.'' she spoke and took back her shield that was being used to block the rain that was no longer there. She went further down the road that they were making themselves and she really didn't know where they were going. They weren't too far from the village itself as Baska was now not even a mile away -- after of course they climbed back up that hill that the monster was at. As they walked, she saw someone running, a boy and he had a bag. Her head tilted. ''Well I'll be....'' she spoke and chuckled. His one hand was on the top of his hat to hold it down as he went down another hill and huffed when he stopped four feet away from them. His free hand slipped out a letter. His eyes of blue would stare at them both. ''Uhhh I have a letter for Lady Rinmizukimi, Yìng Yuè!'' he bowed and gave the violet haired lady the letter. ''The person who gave me this said to follow the instructions.'' he spoke nervously, itching the back of his hair. His eyes cornered left and then right, looking right back at the two and left. ''Cya now!'' he spoke and ran off.

''That was strange... Let's see..'' she spoke quietly, lowered her gaze at the letter after opening it. Her eyes motions and read out-loud so Alisa could hear it. ''Dear Lady Yìng Yuè, I am extreme happy to inform you that your manor has been sold and with that your Cafe has been built. Here are some tokens for you to choose a cabin or small housing for you to reside in on your adventures. Please use them carefully. Sincerely, your friend.'' She yawned and then saw on the back that there were instructions. ''It seems these were written on recently unlike the letter itself on the front... Should we follow them?'' she wondered and looked at Alisa.

Quite awkward, awkward indeed as it said her real name from the Country she was from. 'Shit... Oh well.' she thought and sighed, waiting for all she had to say. She at first complimented her real name and then spoke about having a manor and so forth. She agreed on finding such -- whatever it was to be that this map was. This chase for a place perhaps or maybe it was a trap. It wouldn't surprise her after the monster creature that came at her. It was obvious that it was after her. The targeting was point blank but that voice, it saved her.

She nodded, ''I suppose it is. It means Reflection of the moon.'' she started and went to start the walking. Alisa wanted to skid-dattle out of here and perhaps chase after some tale, this map that could be nonetheless a trap. Arisa's head tilted up and tilted her head a little to the side. ''I always wanted to be the moon... Looking elegant, beautiful and glowing -- having such mysteries and perhaps that's why I was named that from my 'mother' who may appear not to be her. '' she started once more and looked forward now and back on the map. ''She was the one to experiment on me and maybe that was when my human-self died. Maybe that night on the streets I died and formed into an angel. Neither of those 'stories' sound real -- heh, turning out to be some messenger of some god or goddess or perhaps it is my turn, someone's will for me .... I don't know! Something!'' she started to rant on as they followed the trails.

Arisa looked at her friend and then forward. She talked about Kuriana as if she was actually her real mother. ''I don't even know if she was my real mother. IF I'm an angel, that means either my parents were really non-human after all or I'm just a freak of an incident that was abandoned...'' she lowly spoke of herself and the fact that she could be either one. It wasn't for certain that it was even one of those, there could've been an option three. There was so much going on in her head though.

Soon enough they went up the grassy hill and afar from where they were gazing from they could see a beautiful lake and a cabin house next to it. A waterfall was clashing into the 'lake' itself beautifully. As soon as Arisa got up all the way she squinted towards the cabin. ''Is that it?'' she wondered. The cabin was a one story, but had two parts on it as if it was one cabin and a mini cabin connected to some outside-like halls with doors of new wood. Something was off though.... ''It's really quite for such a place.... Where are the animal noises?'' she questioned in a whisper.

She walked towards the cabin itself carefully, foot in front the other in a cat-like walk. Her head tilted left and right as if she was searching for something, anything. Her hair of long violet grazed with the wind in the rhythm of its own. She formed her hands into fists while her nails grazed against the soft skin of her own inside of her palms. Eyes of golden gazed all around, wandered in curiosity like a cat. Together, her and Alisa searched around to see if any danger was up-rising towards them, but for now both of them saw nothing. The quietness, silence, sound of silence being precisely suspicious.

She twisted her body to look towards Alisa and nodded, ''Right...'' she spoke simply and twisted back her body to look straight. Step by step she was close to the door and then she opened it. It creaked, hedges needed oil as the bolts were rusted and so was all that was metal in the door itself. Perhaps this place was disbanded -- whomever was here at the least. The place had no furniture, or so it seemed. The area was dusty and the only thing that looked untouched as a fireplace in the room on the left, perhaps living room. Out of no where a creek and whispers escaped in the place. ''Was that you....?'' she whispered feeling rather unnerved about this all of the sudden.

She looked at Alisa in a questioning manner, unknown in the actions of what was exactly happening. Her golden eyes of mirrors gazed towards the door that Alisa was by, but was it really smart to really be by the door? The creature, the thing could be anywhere or anything for that matter. She has seen different magics, creatures to know that one could possibly have any ability. Within moments a large arm swooped in the mid-section of the cabin, taring apart the whole top of it to the side and crashing into the earth. It was only a foot away from the door in which Alisa was next to. ''Alisa, get away from there!'' she yelled as the beast-wood looking thing was stepping longly towards the door, smashing it. If she didn't move fast enough, she would've gotten hurt, smashed perhaps. Arisa on the other hand lit up, wings sprawled out and motioned forward to punch towards his wooden knee cap. With light by her side she thought it would at least break his knee cap of wood, but then she remembered that light doesn't really affect nature. ''It seems like whoever is after me, knows my weakness...'' she spoke softly and was ready to dodge/dash away from an attack.

She dashed back away from the monster before any more could happen. Arisa wasn't sure on what could happen as she didn't know the capabilities of this creature. She heard of Alisa's weird sense of humor as she joked about the door, but then too attacked it. These things, the creatures were getting on Arisa's nerves. She just wanted to have a nice time, walking about and so on with her friend so why does someone have to just mess it up?! 'Your luck is shit.' thought someone in her actual thoughts. She sighed briefly and shook her head, lifting her head up towards the other creature as the first one was obviously destroyed by Alisa's attack.

The creature of the second one looked ready to attack so Arisa was once again prepared. She clenched her soft hands into a fist again as her right leg slid back, left leg sliding forward as they were just a few inches or so apart from each other. Were she to fight melee, she might have a chance, but perhaps if it got close enough to her, she could just use her area of effect spell on it. If it was perhaps weak then it would be destroyed.

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'Dice 100' : 30

There she stood as she saw the monster creature attack towards her. Why her? Why not Alisa?! Her head started to stir in its own chaos as she heard voices speak to her, only her.

'They're after you.'

'It's here.'

'Your doom or salvation, but which one?'

'Closure or pain? Which one will it cause?'

Different voices, different words, but what or why was it doing this? Her hands reached towards her temple, fingers through her hair as she clenched onto her violet silk hair. Her body leaned forward as she landed on her knees, sitting on her heels with her legs against the broken wood. Her eyes were wide open as those golden orbs were widened in shock or even worse, insanity. ''Shut up! Leave me alone! What do you want from me?!'' she screamed out-loud as thundering pain shocked through her head like small snake-like creatures swarming around her brain. Warning Warning Warning! Her head shook left and right, head tilted down as she tried to shake off the voices. It worked usually. Whoever, whatever stopped talking after small timings so why now?!

Tears fell from her face and down her cheeks, dripping like raindrops off her jawline. It was painful of what she was feeling as if something hit the back of her head with a crowbar. It was intense, pounding like heartbeats of her heart, but it was her brain doing the beating. Luckly when the monster was going to hit right towards Arisa, when Arisa fell in pain, the attack missed. ''LEAVE ME ALONE!'' She screamed in her foreign language. The creature stopped for some reason as if it was a creature made from Sin. She couldn't see though, but she heard no noises. Wait...

She couldn't see.... She was sure her eyes were wide open...

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'Dice 100' : 88

She had her eyes open, she felt it, the crisp air and moist in her eyes yet she couldn't see what was there; there besides darkness in which she feared for a time being. Her heart beat fastened as she turned her head and hearing a voice, a voice of plea and from her dear sister-like friend, Alisa. ''Alisa? Wha-where are you?'' she questioned and slowly tried to get up. Her arms went out forward as if trying to feel a wall or something, slowly walking around. Her legs wobbled as if she was at her weakest point in life as of right now. She couldn't see and the pain was gone for now, but for how long?

A tear escaped from her right eye, but nothing came out of her left. She continued on her search and if or when she found Alisa she leaned towards her. ''Is it gone? Did it go away?'' she wondered softly as she felt the softness of her friend. If she didn't find her, she tripped over a piece of word and scrapped her knee. She yelped as the bleeding started, staining the wood she landed on. She sat there, waiting for Alisa... wherever she was currently. She knew this wasn't going to last long, or was it? She honestly wanted to just sit in some spa and go to sleep.