keyblade war : The Keyblade War Before-Cry of a Goddess

Aia tried to keep up but it was no use.
Aia:" You little beast you, when I get my hands on you, you are done for !!"
She said as she watched him walk away and then she walked off on her own, clutching her skirts in her hands so she could walk more easily over the uneven earth where she came to the fountain in the middle of the plaza and stared within.

 

Around her kids played and the adults worked. It seemed all the adults where to busy to spend time with their children.

 

Aia felt it seemed rather dangerous for the children to be left out alone to play and she looked towards them with concern.
Aia:" Hey where are your parents? Aren't they suppose to be watching you?"

 

"Watch us, they don't need to" one of them said to her as they where playing.

 

Aia:" But you know, its sort of dangerous to playing about here without them around."
She said watching them with a worried look in her eyes.

 

"Don't worry, heaps of people are around. Besides, Torxber watches over us, he will never let nything happen to us" the same child said, continueing to play.

 

Aia:" Sure, but what if you fall and get yourself hurt? Nobody is watching you while you could possibly do that?"
She said as the ball the kids were playing with bounced towards her feet and she picked it up and threw it back at them, everytime the ball went astray she threw it back, almost as if she were playing with them. But the sight of young woman playing with some mere children instead of working like the other adults was bound to be noticed sometime.

 

"If we fall, we get back up" the kids said playing.

 

Aia:" Are you sure? Children are really frail things. . ."
She said staring thinking to herself as she sat down on the fountain and watched them play.

 

"We arn't as frail as you make us sound. We can jet back up on our own, if we are hurt we will heal. That is master Torxber's words, we can't always be looked after by others, we must do it our selves" the kid said, he stopped playing and looked at Aia, "You arn't from around here?"

 

Aia:" Then whats the point of having a family if you are only looking after yourself then? And uh . . . I'm just a new girl around here, your master's uh . . . ex."
She said as she continue to watch them.

 

"We live toghter and help, but being dependant on them is foolish, if you where taken away from someone you depended on, how would you be? Would you wither and die because they arn't there, or would you be able to pick your self up and keep going?" the kid said.

 

Aia:" But it also doesn't mean you can't stop loving them,even if they do leave it's okay to feel bad you know. Just because you cry for them when they are gone doesn't mean you are dependent on them."
She said leaning her chin into her palm and looking increasingly bored.

 

"Never said we didn't love them, but there is a difference between loving someone and depending on someone" the kids said going back to play.

 

When the kids went back to playing Aia felt even more bored, just what else was she suppose to learn here?
Aia" What does that young man plan on me doing for the rest of the day? There's nothing else interesting enough to learn here."

 

Torxber suddenly appeared next to Aia. "Who said you where meant to be enertained, go find something to do" he said to her.

 

Aia:" But I gave life to these people, I have no idea how they think, the only gods that understand on how these people think are Hexus, Dante, and my Grandfather himself. I don't want to go further and possibly make a wrong move. Anyways stop stalking my movement, I knew you weren't fully gone."
She said not even attempting to look him in the eyes as she spoke, it's almost as if she were speaking down to him, the way most gods spoke, even to eachother and even to their own family. The only exception for that would be conversations between Aia and her own Grandfather and the gods who were assigned godhood but not born into it.

 

"My power is in this whole town and all towns under my command. Giving life is not enough, if you gave life to a child in the middle of no where, what would happen?" he asked.

 

Aia:" Well why do some people plan on having children if the conditions are that bad?"
She said continuing to look down upon her feet.

 

"I can't explain, you must live their types of lives and see" Torxber said leaving again.