It was like falling, again and again. Weightlessly falling while the darkness collapsed all around her. Much like the planets surface, pulling her down into the depths. The final notes of her song echoing within her ears. He was there, a strange darkened figure. He ran towards her, and yet never reached her. She moved towards him too, but the feel of his fingertips brushed hers like a tips from the frond of a fern catching for just a moment.  The soft almost prickly pulls from the calloused fingertips touching her own lingering. She turned within the dream as he moved by and through her to run into battle. His rage, his hunger for blood hitting an endless crescendo.<br/><br/>She cried out for him to stop, before they consumed him again. the beasts from the sky. Relentlessly tearing away his flesh before her eyes. But he moved on as if he didn't hear her, and she wept. The world shifting to one of a war-torn battlefield that the fought on, his blood littering the ground as he cried out his uncontrolled rage. Her world lay in ruins, and he stood before the beasts that haunted her nightmares, and she screamed as the first of many blows came in.<br/><br/>She called out to him, desparately, wishing to awaken him to her. But he never heard, he never turned. "No... not again, please... no more." She spoke brokenly, as she watched him dying. And for the first time, the faceless figure turned towards her, and she saw the forest green eyes fixate upon her. As if he was almost seeing. Hope welled within her chest and she rose, his hand extending towards her again for a moment when they fell upon him and he was consumed once more.<br/><br/>"NOOOOOOO!" Amadalia woke screaming, her chest heaving to take in much needed air. Sweat dripped down her body, which was already sitting up in her bed reaching out to the him. She slowly pulled it down next to her body and pushed to a full sit before drawing her legs into her chest. Her soft pink messy waves of hair drifting down around her waist as she leaned her forehead against her knees, and silently wept.<br/><br/>It appeared that her loneliness was only getting worse, and she was starting to go insane. Even though she had managed to get to a state where she had slept finally, it was no rest. And no more would come this night for her, and knowing this she climbed from her covers letting the sheets pull away from her bare figure. A habit she had picked up since having lived alone for so long. She went to the actual shower and pulled on the hot spray, needing no lights within the small ship/treehouse. Everything was in the exact same place, her memory telling her where they lay.<br/><br/>Into the water she went, shaking, waiting for the cold edges of the dream to release her. When it did not, she climbed out and got dressed into her eco-suit slowly, pulling the silky, stretchy fabric up and over her smooth, unblemished, and soft white skin, and fastening it into place. She turned on the pink bio-luminescent suit, and opened up the door wanting to go for a walk on the planet that was destined to be her home for the next eight years or more.<br/><br/>The light was just barely cresting, and she jumped down to a high arching tree root, landing gracefully. She walked down it slowly, her body on automatic pilot, her mind wandering through the dream scape once more. She retraced the steps of her path from yesterday, her small form moving at an incredible speed. Soon her pink glowing figure was visible in the sea of trees, and heading directly for the memorial site.<br/><br/>Her eyes not even seeing another approaching the same very location.