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 Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2008 12:35 pm
 The sun was just beinging to rise over a clear cold water lake up in the mountains. Birds just began to sing as a portal opened and scared them off. Steping out of the portal Dragoon watches the birds flee from where they were pearched. Wandering to the waters edge and sat watching the sun come up. This place was one of her favorite places to come when she first descovered it when she was wandering. Now she like to come her to watch the sunrise and sunset and also a good place to think about things.
~When I first came her I was so confused and wanted to just take orders. Then I encounted Eruanna in which she told me to think for myself and do things for me. I want to meet up with her and tell her that she is my friend now that I know what that means and I like to meet new people as well. I also thanks to Pearl and Darkside I found out what friends were and want to do good things for then and protect them as well.~ She thought. Trying to figure out what things she could do with her friends and the adventures they could have. Also she thought of the others she met. Dragoon was so ingrosed in her thoughts that she had tuned out everything that was around her.
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Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2008 5:51 pm
 There had been a stirring in the darkness surrounding the Kitsusagi's world. Slowly, more and more of them were being drawn in through the void, roped in by the strange pull and then cut off like the rest of them from the dimensions that had so freely slipped between previously. Xaldin was nearly finished holding out for the end of the technicality his mind had made of this situation, ready to believe he was irrevocably stuck here for the rest of his nonexistence. His theory had been that after a while, after enough Heartless and Nobodies slipped in, a rift would be torn open forever between this world and the rest. It had always been that way, minor delays sometimes occurring depending on case by case basis. He just had to be patient- all of them did.
Time had ebbed by. He was beginning to see generations pass themselves before his eyes. Why, even Xigbar, whom he considered a colleague and was probably the closest to his own age, was now a grandfather. Needless to say, it was a very discouraging black spot on his idea and it was becoming harder to ignore it the more familiar he was made with his new home of sorts. Things had changed so much during the time Xaldin spent trapped, and that could not be debated. What sat for questioning now was... had the (ex)Whirlwind Lancer changed? Was he ready yet to succumb to this new life and adjust?
There was a disturbance, but to him it wasn't just any other miserable presence. It was something significant to him. The more he tried to dismiss it, the stronger it grew. It seemed like he was meant to pay greeting to this particular case- instinctively he knew it might appeal to his own advantage. Only he stalled far too long and now he was having to actually seek out what he needed. It was a very, very trying experience to search the darkness after so long and allow himself to drift along its currents. Many a time he had come out only to find he had just missed the other rift-hopper, and that had made all the difference. It literally began to seem like he was stabbing in the dark.
But he had little more to do, so he was idly persistent. It seemed now it would pay off, his portal only making the soft sound of paper slowly tearing as it appeared from nothing by the waterside. Glove and boot-clad paws did not land on the grass right away, levitating on invisible stairs made by pockets of air as he stepped down. Harsh violet eyes appraised the lakeside with piercing intensity, stripping the land as it scoured for signs of immediate life. He expected nothing and yet wanted some sort of clue as to whether he was close or not. He found himself staring down the prize instead. It took him a moment to realize what he was seeing, and what this meant for him. A minion! And not just any, but one of his personal guard! For the first time in a long while, Xaldin was grinning slowly, his large form visibly relaxing the pent-up tension. This seemed better than good to him.
"Dragoon," He hailed her, lifting his braided head slightly as he strode a few steps more towards the nobody. "I've been looking for you. Where have you been?" It was a simple demand, toneless for the most part though Xaldin couldn't have looked any more pleased. She was not in trouble.
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Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 6:13 pm
Snaping to the present when Dragoon heard her name being called out. Ears pearked at the sound but then she thought that she hadn't brought any of her friends to this place just yet. But as Xaldin got a little closer did his present hit her like a ton of bricks to who it was. Someone that she was looking for but at the same time trying to avoid. Turning around and saw that she was correct to who was behind her. Seeing him her mind was going a mile a minute. One part of her brain wanted to run and get away as fast as she could. Another wanted to go up tp him and serve, but was rooted in that spot as she trying think and just simply said "Master," she studdered as she was trying to answer him.
She knew that if she ran that he would just follow her. Also she was trying to think on how to answer him. Should she just down and right tell him what she had done or just lie just a little to see if he wouldn't ask anymore of it, but it was a long shot. Dragoon liked her freedom that her friend had taught her, but she didn't know what he would think. "I have been mostly wandering around. As this world is so confusing to me," she finaly answered.
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