Abluvion
Pre-Humanoid Era
xxxx, X.X.
Pre-Humanoid Era
xxxx, X.X.
Unda stood alone in the deepest recesses of her
home, feeling the water swirl around her ankles. It had been a while since she
was last there in that particular
area – the last time she was, she was giving and giving and there was so much
pain around her.
Now, she was there for a completely different
reason. Unda exhaled, feeling the waters around her swirl turbulently; they had
reacted to her current moods and she attempted to calm herself down. This only
seemed to irritate them more. The waters gave a small roar and Unda’s eyes
snapped open, she glaring down at her feet as if demanding them to stop.
And they did, with mild hesitation.
“I can’t believe it had to escalate to this point,” she
muttered, extremely irritated. “All because of Ventus…”
Despite her exterior feelings, Unda was terrified.
They had found Ventus alone and unconscious,
refusing to wake at all. With that, his world – Susurrus – had started to decay
at the lack of life force being drawn from their Creator.
They tried everything. Unda herself had attempted to
take control of his Quintessence and banish whatever impurity had poisoned him,
but there was no effect. Amina tried forging the most healing of herbs and fed
it to him, but he did not rouse. Finally, Calor summoned his flames and tried restoring
his eldest brother’s older warmth.
Even with their efforts, Ventus did not stir. He remained
there, his eyes closed and form rigid, unmoving. Amina nearly burst into tears
at the predicament of her favorite sibling and the Twins didn’t know how to
calm her down. Finally, they made Amina return to her home and promised to call
for her if they had any news.
Unda and Calor, despite their being Twins, never got
along with each other. There was the elemental difference and the personality
barrier, both of which incredibly contrasting that they frequently got into
scuffles and small-scale fights.
With Ventus’ calming voice and overseeing eyes,
however, both of them knew that it was time to get themselves together.






