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"I just wish our summons would stay a while, instead of just leaveing so quickly.I would love to see how Bahamut would act on a regular basis! Oh! I bet he would be adorable to have around...What do you think?" She paused at the mention of Tiamat. "As for Tiamat, I've never seen that one yet.Sounds scary though..I guess I wouldn't want to have any encounters with her..Have you fought her yet?"


Meanwhile,


"Whoa! What is this place?! Kiros! Ward?! Squall?! Anyone! Heeeeyy!" A man shouted from within a strange place.It appeared to be a cave, but..Where the heck was the exit?! There were so many twist's and turns, even dead ends in this wierd area.Laguna Loire was stuck. Somewhere that he had no idea of his whereabouts. Unknown to him, he had been thrown from another time, into the current world. As for the place he was in. Was a place no one really wanted to be! Northern Crator,to be exact.

"Okay! One momment im in Esthar, I get that. But where am I now??!!" Laguna talked to himself quite a lot. Perhaps to much! Though when a loud growling was suddenly heard from behind him,he had his machine gun out and pointed into the direction of the massive leathel looking creature. "AHH!! I never fought or seen anything like this! Shiiiii--!" His words were cut off by a massive bladed arm comeing his way.The attack was blocked with his machine gun, but before it had another chance to strike, he fired the weapon into the creature.It took a hell of a lot of bullets,the thing was...It didn't seem to be dieing yet. Running might of been a better idea,huh? Of course! Laguna turned and ran as fast as he could down the path,any path at all that he could find.He could only pray there were no dead ends.

"I met them both for a moment. That is how I know they are not true deities." He shrugged, although this could not easily be noticed due to the lighting. "I do, however, have memories from...someone else..about Bahamut. He was fairly casual, mostly laid back. His kids were spoiled to no end..."

"Yes, he did. Dragons are quite veral. You expect him to just sit around when you're not needing him?" Korangar turned his head, looking toward her. "Seriously.. He has more important things to do..which is probably why he leaves as soon as he's done here..."

"I did not meet them, myself. I do remember them, though. They were twins..a male and a female.." He closed his eyes, sighing heavily. "But that was quite a long time ago. I've no idea what became of them."

"I already said that I had met him for a short moment." Korangar sighed, rolling onto his side, his back now turned to her. "Can we not speak of this when we travel? Now is the time for resting.."

Sighing, he shook his head. "No.. I just think you ought to sleep. Besides, the one time I had met him, it was strictly business. But that is enough for now. Good night." Keeping his back to her, he kept his eyes closed, then quietly moved a hand to his neck. Withdrawing a chain that was attached only to the base of his throat from beneath his cloak, he continued pulling it out until a black crystal was exposed to the starlight that managed to pour through the trees, making the jewel glitter. However, as he faded to sleep, his thoughts were not of the jewel itself, but what it contained.

Several hours later... Well after the sun had risen, Korangar was still asleep, the black crystal tightly locked in his grip. Curled up on the ground, he was still dreaming a memory, and, much as he used to do during when he lived those memories, he was sleeping in.