Lana
The red Gardevoir sped out of the house, rushing to the medical tavern. If it everything was true, about the Stargate being reopened, she needed to find away to protect herself and Rin. She busted through the door, and started yelling frantically. "Is it true?! Is it open?!" Everyone looked at her in shock. It was unexpected for her to rush through and yell, but no one told her anything, until a Chansey came out. "Yes Lana, I'm afraid so. All three are here." The Chansey gestured to the stairs, and Lana went up, The creaking wood stairway.
All three of them were there. Barely conscious, and barely alive. There bodies were as cold as ice, and their breath was soft, barely there. "Will Rin, never have a normal childhood?"
Rin & Haven
The town square was a fun place to play in for Rin and Haven. Splashing in the fountain, playing tag, doing whatever. Haven was Rin's best, and probably her only friend. While it was hard, and although she hated it, she managed to keep the truth away from Haven, who couldn't know anything about the Stargate. While Rin was thinking, Haven came up behind her. "Tag! Your it!" Haven ran towards the woods, going towards the Phosphor Forest.
Rin stopped at the edge of town, but then gathered up some courage to follow. Haven squeaked as he ran, going farther and farther into the woods. The canopy was growing larger, and the forest was getting darker, illuminated by small blue and green mushrooms. She kept running, until a hand reached out and grabbed her as she screamed.
Rin stopped abruptly, and tripped over her own feet. The shrill cry sounded like Haven, and she didn't hear her squeaking anymore. She started back for the village, and heard a rattle behind her. She ran faster, and faster, hoping she would get to the village, but they had ran far out, and the village would be a couple kilometers away. There was a shadow in the phosphorescent light, and a mouth full of fangs caught her in the face.
"Oh, that's just great! Now you've done it Kalis!" "Relax! The two are just sleeping. Did you think I killed them?" The Arbok snapped back at Bisharp who accused him of doing such a thing. They were just kids playing in the forest, killing them would be cruel, and unnecessary. Now if they had gotten to the base, that would be different. "Well it kind of looked like it. Anyways, we'll take 'em to the boss, and people will sure come looking for them, and that's when all of us will strike." They both laughed evilly, and continued to walk deeper into the forest.