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Storm fiddled with his hands. "Okay.. come with me." He said, walking on, not saying anything untill they had found their way through a forest, and on a cliff edge looking over more forest, and a cave nearby. Storm went to the cave, staring at the entrance.

"Baka.." He grumbled to himself. "You don't know the meaning to this place, do you?" He asked, before shaking his head. "Course not.. you wouldn't. Not yet." He sighed. "After you." He motioned for him to go inside.

Storm followed him in, before motioning for him to sit. "Sit, Sit. Here." He handed him the guitar. "Play it. Even if you can't, try." He told him, sitting next to him.

"Just play it.. Play it as if it was Sparkey's dying wish." He told him, staring at the floor. "I'll answer questions after."

As if by magic, a fire started in the center of the cave, but it was in a campfire, so was clearly safe. In the corner was who appeared to be Valin, growling at something as he held a rather pregnant belly protectivly. But at what remained uncertain.

"You got knocked up, what else do you think? Don't worry, Spark's the father." He reassured him, continuing to watch.

Soon after, this thing came in. It seemed to be a mutant rabbit thing, but it snarled at the pregnant Valin, showing it was much more dangerous. "Get out! You're nothing to me!" It snapped unsheathing claws. It seemed angry, but under it all there was a strange hint of dispair like something driven mad with sadness.

The other Valin seemed slightly hurt, but snarled back. "I said I'd never leave you! And I stand by that!" He snapped back, only to have the creature lift him up by the neck and throw him to the entrance to the cave.

"I said get out!!" He hollared at him, before slashing open the swollen stomach and kicking the hybrid out've his sight. The beast then gave a distressed sob, crawling over to the wall and kicking dirt on the fire, putting it out, along with the "vision".

Storm sighed. "You ran out've smiles for the one you loved, and that caused Sparkey to turn into that thing you saw there. When he tried desprately to get you to love him still, and get you to smile, you'd growl instead. Something happened that stopped you smiling. That's why I want you to learn how to smile without needing to. It'd stop this mess..." He explained.

"You didn't smile for him." He said to him. "When he needed it most. You don't have to smile for me, but just try to remember that whatever happened to sparkey, to never stop smiling for him." He smiled, getting up and pulling the guitar off him. "On last thing." He assured him, getting out the cave. "Stand here, please, and think about something that makes you smile. "You don't have to smile for me, but I'd like to see that you're able to smile. So shut your eyes and think of that thing."