<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#c71585">Hikaru stood blocking the main road of the small village, watching her twin at work, killing off the rogue members of a warband that had been recently plaguing the poor people. It was the tenth such village they had purged since they came into being, exactly one month ago. <br/>
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Until only recently Hikaru had helped in the slaughter, revelled in it even. That was when everything was new, when she hadn't known exactly what her purpose in being was, other then to purge the world of chaos. She still didn't know what her goal was, what she was meant to accomplish, only what the gods had told them. But she could sense a shift in herself, the sight of blood that used to thrill her now left a sour taste in her mouth. And the cries of pain and death that echoed around her made her cringe inwardly. In fact, she craved to end their suffering and pain, she sought to heal. <br/>
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And so, turning away from her sister she moved into the village, and began the grim task she had taken on during the last few battles. She would move from hut to hut, searching out hiding and injured villagers, healing the ones she could, and helping put to rest those she couldn't. It was becoming rare for her to find a wound she couldn't heal. It seemed with each new dawn, with every day that she lived and evolved, so to did her power and strength. <br/>
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Finally, when the last cries echoed around her, and she could no longer hear the sounds of battle she came out into the open once more, having finished her work with the frightened village people. <br/>
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Is it over? </i>She asked looking around distastefully at the blood and carnage. Not one man was left standing, then, no one ever really was after Tsukikio got to them. They deserved what they got ten times over. And she tried to put the deaths from her mind. <br/>
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<i>They are all so frightened. I dont know how to make them understand we're here to help.</i> With a sigh she glanced back at the hut she'd come out of, before looking back to her twin. <i>What now, dear sister?</i></span>