<b>RE: A new fate for the Twins [Razgriz x Karameida x Serenity]</b><br/><br/><div style="text-align: center"><span style="font-size: 15px"><a class="link link--external" href="http://liangxinxin.deviantart.com/art/Qingyin-393181862" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" target="_blank">Tsukiko Kimiko</a></span>​</div><br/>They had been sealed within their current prison for an indeterminate number of eons. Being in a place that hovered in a realm that was only barely linked to the realm of the living made it hard; or rather impossible to determine anything close to the the actual number of years. At times it seemed that very little time had passed and others felt like they had spent nigh an eternity in the damned place. Both would be incredibly surprised at the turn their world had taken. Gone was the time that they had become accustomed, gone were the landmarks that they had come to know so well, gone were the people who had so callously sealed them. The secret occult had vanished on the breath of the wind, taking with them their knowledge of the location as well as the unsealing ritual.<br/><br/>Tsukiko wouldn't have ever admitted it but, she was terrified she and Hikaru would forever be imprisoned in this world of shadows. A place where neither true light nor true darkness existed. A land that was barren of features and life, it held neither comforting warmth nor any cooling breezes. It was a place that existed on the outskirts of life and death a place that offered none of life's joys nor deaths sweet releases. It was truly a waking nightmare for immortals such as them. And Tsukiko would have enjoyed nothing more than to destroy the ones who'd placed them there. She wondered what Hikaru would have thought if she'd known the many way's she'd envisioned her much desired revenge. Should she ever get the chance, she would certainly not hesitate to destroy any of their ancestors though she knew Hikaru would probably not approve. They would be free of their ancestors stain, since it was not them that had betrayed the Twins. It was not enough....Tsukiko would forever feel the dark desire to annihilate their line from the face of existence.<br/><br/>Tsukiko was of the darkness, an embodiment of chaos and destruction. She was a warrior and her personality definitely mirrored that. She was gruff, brusque, impatient, cynical and easy to anger. The only thing that kept her from becoming evil and destroying all of existence was her Twin, Hikaru. The twins had been sent to the world long ago by their gods and goddesses to help restore balance to the world and give it a fighting chance. Hikaru and Tsukiko were balancers in all things, they balanced good and evil, chaos and order, the elements that tore at and rebuilt the world, Hate and love and even themselves. One could not exist without the other and the world had found out the hard way what would happen should they be separated.<br/><br/>When someone had kidnapped the gentle Hikaru and separated them, they had unwittingly sealed their own fates. Without one another to balance out their extreme nature's they had both wrought extreme destruction. It was why they both found themselves in their current incarcerated state. People had begun to fear the Twins and had thought to imprison them. But you can't exactly seal away two children of the gods permanently. So it had been stipulated that once unsealed and in possession of a contractor the Twins could once again walk the world.<br/><br/>Tsukiko wondered once more what kind of a world they would find themselves in if and when they were finally unsealed. How much could the world have changed? How much<i>had</i>it changed? Tsukiko, in a vain attempt to alleviate the ennui which had settled upon her had gone to the trouble of trying to picture what kind of world they would eventually be unsealed into. Who would their contractor be? "<b>I wonder if I shall be obliged to kill him....</b>" she said to no one in particular. Tsukiko hated the idea of being entrapped here any longer but then again...there were certain things she couldn't tolerate or refused to put up with in a contractor. Belatedly it occurred to her that she might not be able to kill him; just how much power would their contractor have over them? "<b>Hikaru....</b>" Tsukiko said unsure of how she wanted to phrase her question. "<b>Do you-- Do you think our contractor will have complete control over us?</b>" she couldn't keep the troubled concern from seeping into her voice. The idea of someone completely controlling either of them troubled her deeply.<br/><br/>Tsukiko wasn't a scholar, she was a warrior but she was no fool by far. She knew what it would mean if someone was able to exert that much power over them. It could and very much would be disastrous.