Thousands of years ago, in ancient times, two worlds existed. They were known as Earth, and Eloru. Both worlds supported life, and both coexisted, together. People could travel from one world to another by the use of magical gates. They could trade, see various different creatures, or just travel and explore. It was a time of great peace, and prosperity, and the time of the rule of the Kimastu Crystal.<br/><br/>The Kimastu Crystal was the source of power that held the two worlds together. Through this powerful crystal, the goddess known as Kima was about to see the happiness of both worlds. No one sought to take the crystal, knowing it would destroy the connection between the two worlds, and no one at that time wanted power. Though, this peace was doomed to fail.<br/><br/>Several powerful and evil sages of both worlds met, and in this meeting they created the Boketsu Stone. This stone was powerful, and filled with dark and dangerous power. Upon its completion, the stone killed those who created it, and sought out a worthy wielder. Soon, on Eloru, the stone found a person to take over. This person was the Fifth Emperor, Noe.<br/><br/>Emperor Noe was able to wreak havoc with his new powers, and soon, all of Eloru was under his dark control. His dark armies slowly began to leak onto Earth, and it was at that time Kima found what he was trying to do. She called forth two guardians, one from Earth, and the other from Eloru and had them placed to guard her crystal. She feared the emperor would come for it, and she was correct.<br/><br/>Within five days of her calling her guardians, her hidden temple was found, and so was the crystal. The guardians fought their best, the Noe killed them without breaking a sweat. It was then, Kima got an idea. Before Noe could touch the crystal, it broke in two, each half became the guardianâ€™s and Kima revived them, giving them the power to fight this evil. After a long battle, Noe was defeated, and the stone was locked away in a dark prison, never to be seen again.<br/><br/>It was, at this time that the guardians decided it would be best the worlds separated, that Eloru would vanish form the skies of Earth. The guardian from Earth returned to his planet, and watched with many others as Eloru disappeared, for what was feared to be forever. Knowing that it would be unwise for the people to remember Eloru, the guardian used the power of the crystal one last time to erase the memory of the other world from them. The only thing that would be left, would be the strange gate buildings, and stories of this world that were written before the attack. And the human race moved onâ€¦.<br/><br/><div style="text-align: center;">-----------------------------------------------</div><br/><br/>â€œEarth, so distant, yet so close.â€ A quiet voice said, her features hidden by the shadows of the old shrine she was hidden in, her light blue eyes seemed to shine in the darkness as she stood against the wall, as if she was waiting for someone. She knew that soon, her allies would arrive, and that after that, she would be arriving on Earth, or at least she hoped so. Her mind danced with many thoughts. What would her father say if he knew? She had left without his knowledge, but she had to.<br/><br/>No one knew what to do anymore. Her home, Eloru, was now shrouded in darkness, and slavery seemed rampant. No place was safe, and she knew the forest spirits could hide their small base for only so long. Her ears picked up on a small sound, and she tensed up slightly, her hand resting on an ancient looking pistol, the barrel engraved with images and strange writing.<br/><br/>â€œMay the wind guide our heartsâ€¦â€ She muttered. It was a code she and her allies had devised. If they knew the answer, she knew she would be safe, if not, then she was ready to attack and defend herself. Her mind was already focused, her light blue eyes narrowing slightly as her hand gripped her weapon tighter.<br/><br/>â€œAs the ocean washes away the fears.â€ A maleâ€™s voice replied. The girl relaxed at three people walked into the temple. Two were dressed in strange, long robes, and the male appeared to be dressed in silver toned, light armor. â€œMilady, I believe this to be a bad idea.â€ He finally said.<br/><br/>â€œYou sound like my father, Tobias.â€ The girl said, stepping from the shadows, her waist length black hair flowing behind her as she stepped. Her tan leather boots made light thuds on the pavement as she moved. She was dressed oddly in a long white silken robe, a short white skirt with a slit in the right side, and a tight white shirt. A tan leather belt was at her hips, and held her weapon, and a strange crystal necklace hung at her neck. â€œI know what I am doing, and these priests will be able to open the gate.â€<br/><br/>"And if they can't?" That man asked, the small, young woman shaking her head at the question. She didn't want to think about failure, about what would happen if it didn't work. Already, the two priests were at work at a stone and golden arch, muttering in a strange language, a glow slowly starting to emit from the center of the arch. The girl watched closely, breathing deeply. â€œTobias, I ask that you keep an eye on father, he is still ill, and he cannot be involved in combat like that.â€ She said as the light began to glow brighter, becoming larger.<br/><br/>â€œOf course milady, please, for your fatherâ€™s sake, be careful.â€ The man known as Tobias, â€œYou are only seventeen, and he will worry greatly once he hears of your flight.â€ He watched as the girl before him walked towards the light. She turned and waved, before stepping into the arch, though the light faded, the magic failing as she stood there, sighing a bit.<br/><br/>"Maybe both halves of the crystal need to be at the gates, one here and one on Earth..." The young woman said with a soft, defeated sigh. She had to get the message to that guardian, to the other half, but how? She held the crystal in her hands, watching as it seemed to glow. "What do we do now...?" She questioned.