“The guardian of water.” a figure mused as he watched the interaction between the two girls behind the bushes. “Interesting.”  His eyes then gazed over at the petite green haired girl who has her hands clenched at her sides. And let out a quiet gasp as he felt some sort power from her. Something that he had never felt before after a few millennia.

A figure ran through the forest, her feet barely making a sound as she traversed the wide area for any possible traps or threats that could hinder her in her own game. Her braided hair flew behind her as she moved through the air as if she was nothing but a wind in itself, an illusion of a human being that was moving in a blinding speed much akin to a god’s. Her breathing was in concentrated pants as she ran, hoping to get away from all the

The air was still, that Tivona was afraid to even breathe for fear of disturbing the balance that the other had ceremoniously started here in the forest. Her eyes widened in both admiration and horror as she watched the other summoned up walls of water from the ground. As if she clearly controlled the element-which she did. 

Aedre let out a sigh as she stood up then walked away from the fire, her arms crossed over her chest. Her back turned towards them. Tivona looked between the two of them, unsure on who she would ask about what happened awhile ago. And the mere fact that the two seemed to have a history that likely happened years ago... Well, it’s safe to say that it’s better to let things run as they are.

“It has been years.” The Huntress spoke in a hushed tone as she stepped in front of a large dome made of marble and stone, thin vines spread across the smooth surface. “How fast time flies.” she said with a smile as she approached the wooden doors at the center of the dome and placed her palm on it. “I still remember the day that everything