Sky's eyes slid open slowly, adjusting to the bright sunlight beating down upon her. She looked around thoughtfully at the meadow she had awoken in, unable to recall how she had arrived. The grass was a lush green, dotted by many flowers of different shapes and colors, their sweet scent filling her nose. It was peaceful, relaxing, and wrong. There were no sounds of crickets in the grass or animal calls in the forest surrounding her meadow pasture. The shadow of a bird passed overhead, startling her out of her daze. Looking down at herself she found clothes she did not recognize, a dress she never bought and feet surprisingly clean for being barefoot. It felt wrong and right at the same time, her eyes squeezing shut in her confusion. You always were the cry baby. Sky looked around, frightened by the sudden voice when there was not a single living creature in sight. Slowly her eyes trailed up to where the bird's shadow had passed not too long before, the glare of the sun blocking any view of the sky above her. By the time the stinging had subsided the girl had landed before her. It was like looking into a carnival mirror, one meant to twist the soul into something dark and disturbing. They wore the same dress but hers was dirtier somehow, and her eyes held a black to them that frightened Sky. The most magnificent piece about the strange girl, however, was the large black wings sprouting from her back, obviously as powerful as they were beautiful. Sky was so captivated by the girl's frightening beauty that she didn't notice the ground crumbling beneath her. The girl grabbed her hand and kept her afloat as the meadow fell into an endless void, black completely surrounding the pair as they floated face to face. You're weak and pathetic. Can't even fly on your own two wings. Sky glanced back at a pair of white wings that she hadn't noticed before, confused by the other girl's words. You were powerful once, you were feared. Look at you now, holding on for dear life. Something flashed behind the wicked girl's eyes as she opened her hand and let Sky fall from her grasp. As she fell screaming, she could hear a familiar laugh above her never fading no matter how far she had travelled.