<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#c71585">Hikaru smiled gently at her sister, fingers squeezing hers lightly. <i>Of course dear sister. I have a bad feeling also...Whatever it is we can handle it</i>. She said confidently as they began on the trail together, side by side.<br/>
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As they continued on the path Hikaru's shrewd gaze swept over everything, and she took in the too perfect plants, and leaves of the trees. They were too healthy for the time of year. Far to green and full. They should only be buds beginning to unfurl. And then as Tsukiko pointed out, the sound of wildlife and bugs were absent from everything. All that could be heard was the light breeze ruffling the leaves.<br/>
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<i>I can feel it, yes</i>. Hikaru's voice was distracted as she answered her sister. She was concentrating on the fake forest. <i>I do not like being tricked like this</i>. Her lips were pursed in annoyance at the situation. Who ever was on the other end of this illusion was about to be revealed. She barely even noticed when her twin pulled her closer, tightening the grip on her hand, so focused was she on exposing this creature who had decided to make them a plaything. Why else create illusion?<br/>
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She could hear the creature now to. The lightest of scurrying sounds reached her ears as he ran along the forest floor. But it wasn't trying to maintain silence now, she had heard the small giggle, and now a louder laugh was echoing around the twins. <br/>
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<i>Tsukiko, its time to tear this illusion to pieces and reveal the creature who was foolish enough to taunt us</i>. Her voice was angry, it was a rare thing these days for her to be anything but calm and serene, but she didn't like being toyed with. <br/>
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Closing her eyes she began to hum softly, the turn growing louder as she continued. Light emanated from the blue gem in her forehead, as the glow and her humming grew louder, small tears began to form in the illusion, as if someone were hacking at it with a blade.</span>