Welcome to Gaia! ::

Madison shrugged her shoulders, as she looked about the room before turning her head back to Stats with a smile.

Madison let out a short yelp as she turned quickly to see the twins. "Ok!" She nodded. "Wanna play hide-and-go-seek?" Madison asked, tilting her head as she smiled.

Madison shrugged, not minding if she was going to be 'it' first. She smiled looking at the twins.

Madison rushed off, giggling. She ran down the halls and into a large room away from the lobby.

Madison scurried in the room and searched for a good spot. She finally climbed into a trunk, lifting up the hatch with a struggle but finally lifting the heavy lid and climbing it. Madison closed the hatched with a thud as she waited to be found.

Kira also ran out of the room, following Madison. In the same room, Kira turned into a kitten and crawled under a dresser.

"Eighteen, nineteen, twenty. Ready of not, here I come!" Sarah turned and began looking for where her sister and Madison were hiding. Sarah began by searching the room they had started in before moving on, out to the other rooms. "Come out, come out where ever you are~!"

Entering the room Kira and Madison were hiding in, Sarah began opening trunks and chests. Both Kira and Madison would clearly be able to hear it. Eventually Sarah opened the trunk Madison was in and spoke cheerfully. "Found you!"

"Hey, are you okay? Hello?" Sarah poked Madison, afraid something had happened to Madison.

Sensing her sister's rising panic, Kira came out of hiding and went over to look at what was going on. Together they tried to wake Madison up.

((Alright, bye))

((yeah its moving and im happy ))


Stats quietly watched the childrne run off playing with each other before turning back to the sky the note from her freind clenched in her hand the tea cup in ther other. She stared of into the rapidly darking night sky looking for there star but not finding it . she slumped down onto a cold stone bench and watched and waite determinde to find it if it took her the rest of her life. It would not be over it coulndt be if the star was truly gone thn so was he right? that was the promise right. She pulled her sawl a bit tighter sipping the cooled tea still staing as if into the heavens to find the glimmer of light.