Protectors of the Next Demesion (Not Accepting)

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Mazim walked to the opposite side of the tree, and fell asleep there.

Lashaann laid there.

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Kitayla curled up into a ball, much like a cat. She continued to sleep.

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Mazim slept.

Lashaann looked at Hamade "You O.K. Hana?"

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Kitayla continued to sleep. Her hands did not look as red as before.

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Hana shook his head. "You nearly gave me a heart attack, Lashaann. Why in the world would I be okay?" His eyes were wide with worry still, and any traces of his usual self had completely been whisked away. "I'm sorry I couldn't do anything but watch," he said lowly, pulling her into a gentle hug. The boy completed this action gingerly, trying his hardest not to hurt her any.

Suiren watched from his perch in a tree with saddened eyes. His violet optics were half lidded and dark, and tears threatened to run down the younger boy's cheeks as he buried his face in his arm, feeling ashamed and guilty. The sight of his own twin brother caressing Lashaann with such gentle love made him bitter, and that made him angry, mostly at himself. He couldn't help being jealous at the bond his twin and his crush shared though. He was even envious of his sister and Mazim.

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On'nanoko smiled, she liked light, it made her happy. "You make pretty light..."

(Thanks, Only. )

"Thank you, it is one of my best cheers." Alik smiled, twirling the bright yellow light around her cheerful companion.

(Gtg for now, dinner.))

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((I made another character! He's from the second expedition. viewtopic.php?p=28671479#p28671479))

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((Accepted. ))

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"You have no reason to be sorry! I'm the one who should be sorry! Everything shocks me!" She hugged him back, but she was obviously in tears.

On'nanoko smiled at Alik "I wish I could do somethin' like that!"

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"Honestly, it isn't as grand as it seems. Although it is good that I can look at intense light for a while." Alik said, dissipating the light from her hands, it scattered like seeds or droplets of dew.