<b>RE: A new fate for the Twins [Razgriz x Karameida x Serenity]</b><br/><br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#ff1493"><div style="text-align: center"><b>Hikaru Kimiko</b>​</div></span><br/>Hikaru felt the emptiness of the realm they were trapped in keenly. At first the lighter of the two twins was hopeful. Years began to pass, but she was sure someone would break their prison and free them. Alas, years turned into centuries, and soon Hikaru lost all track of time, fore she had nothing to measure it by. No growing things, trees, flowers, grass even, not even the days light or nights darkness. The world the twins were trapped in was dull and grey, somewhere between life and death. Hope began to dwindle, and soon she was fearful of ever being released.<br/><br/>Though her sister never said it, nor let her thoughts on the matter flow freely to her twin, Hikaru could sense the need for revenge churning in her. Many centuries had passed, and Tsukiko was not the forgiving kind. Not in the least. Hikaru herself was satisfied in the knowledge that the ones who had locked them in this prison of nothingness had long since turned to dust and vanished from the face of the earth. They would answer now to whatever god they served. She held no blame for the ancestors that came after, fore in her eyes their hands were clean of this wrongdoing.<br/><br/>Hikaru was the embodiment of light. She was all things pure. Patient, gentle, forgiving, and open. The opposite of her beloved twin Tsukiko. She needed to be, she was a healer. They had been made to balance the world. The were each one half of the other, so that together they made a whole, meant to spread the same balancing effect to the world they were sent to save. Should they ever be separated, the opposite held true. They hadn't been aware of that fact. Not until Hikaru was kidnapped by a greedy Lord, wanting to bend the twins to his will. Tsukiko wreaked havoc on the world bringing death and destruction, and Hikaru was driven to purge, kill evil with illness and disease, never before had she experienced such dark feelings, and never again did she want to. She had experienced a darker side to herself, brought out by the absence of her dark twin.<br/><br/>Catching the thoughts of Tsukiko, Hikaru's own thoughts lingered on the world. She wondered if had gone stagnant in their absence, or if it had continued to grow and flourish. What would it be like? They had been sent to right it, balance it and make it whole. Had they succeeded in their short time there? Or would they find corruption and chaos once more when the time came and they were released?<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#ff1493">“Yes Tsukiko?”</span>Hikaru asked, as her twin broke through her thoughts.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#ff1493">“I don't think so. I don't think any one person, mortal or immortal, could handle so much power.” </span><br/><br/>Though her answer sounded it, she wasn't being cocky, simply honest and thoughtful. The two of them were essentially the children of gods, to command them would take enormous efforts, they to, would need to be the children of gods, or the gods themselves.