A few days prior to the present:Today was a rather strange day for the Amazonian tribe. Usually, they would never see strangers venture this far in the savannah to actually reach the jungle’s outskirts where the small community of Amazons were settled. Not only was there a stranger that came out looking for them, but that man actually had a letter for one of their own. It would’ve be a total surprise to know that this letter was to be given to Akasha, but with the recent happening of her magical powers, they felt like this strange arrival was fated to be tied with their young one’s supernatural ability.
The amazon youngster was quite excited at this prospect. She never received a letter before. She knew those were sent to deliver a message to far-away people, and that was actually was intrigued her so immensely. Just who the writer of this letter was? How did she know of her? What did the letter say? So many questions soon to be answered on this piece of paper. Grabbing it earnestly, Akasha tore up the seal and began reading. However, much to her dismay she realized one fatal thing: she didn’t know how to read! All those symbols were unknown to her, and trying to make logic out of this letter was starting to give her a headache.
She would not give up though! There was someone she thought would know how to read such a letter; her auntie, the shaman of the village.
The next day:Akasha’s world seemed to have turned upside down in only a single day. In only that short amount of time, her surroundings turned from the wild, warm landscape of the savannah to the cooler, less-natural civilization. At the moment, the young amazon was pacing from left to right, waiting for her auntie to come back. She could not help but be amazed by the sight that was offered to her by the large window in front of her. Large, metallic winged beasts were taking off from the ground, some even came down from the sky to land near the building she was in.
After the village’s shaman, Akasha’s aunt, had read the letter, it was shortly decided that the young woman would have to leave the tribe in order to go to a special school. While the idea didn’t truly suit Akasha, some part of herself yearned to know more about herself. And so, that was why the two amazon women were at the airport, waiting for the next plane to head towards Japan. For that, Akasha’s aunt had given the girl more casual clothing, so that the girl would blend in better with normal civilization, as opposed to wearing basically nothing.
A day before the present:After a long plan trip, Akasha finally reached Japan. This world was unknown to her, so very different from where they came from. It seemed so much more… advanced, less natural. But it was a necessary step for the young amazon to understand more about her powers. Much to Akasha’s relief, it seemed they would soon leave this more civilized area, and head once more towards the wilderness, for Four Winds was located beyond the mountain, in the valley on the outskirt of Japan.
Akasha had so many questions, and couldn’t wait, hoping that her omnipotent auntie would give them to her, and not be too enigmatic for once.
“Auntie, how do you know so much of the outside world? I never saw you leave the village once, and yet you seem to know exactly where we are heading, and how to speak with the people living here.” Akasha asked, curious about the shaman’s history.
“Not always have I lived in the tribe. Before your parents died, before you were born, I have traveled the world in my young days. Perhaps now is your time to do so as well? Meet new people, new places, know more about yourself.” The older woman answered, not revealing too much, but hinting that she may have come to Japan before.
Present time:Akasha stood alone in front of the massive complex that was soon to be her new home. Before they had reached the mountain, her shamanic aunt gave the young one directions as to where they would be heading. Akasha did not know the reasons why her aunt would not accompany her to Four Winds, nut it was clear that she did not want to come over there.
Among the new arrivals, Akasha was sure to be the messiest of them all. Where others might have come to Four Winds using transport, be it by air or by land, the Amazonian girl was true to herself, she had arrived here by foot, taking various mountain and off-road paths. Her black dress that was given to her by her aunt was a torn mess. She looked more like the way she was meant to be rather than the fake façade of a more civilized girl. She actually felt better that way, feeling the cold breeze brushing against her skin.
There were so many people around, all speaking dialects she couldn’t even comprehend. It made her feel sort of out of place, confused, and lost. She didn’t even know where to start. Until a peculiar sight brought attention to her.
Two guys were talking to each other, one who have seemed to be looking down -or watching the grass- and one who came to him to grab something from his bag. From the looks of things, it seemed like the one who took a string from his bag infuriated the calmer looking guy in glasses. Were they having a fight? If so, Akasha wanted to have some fun as well!
Crouching on all fours, Akasha waited until the glasses guy lunged toward the other guy. It was at that moment the amazon girl jumped out from her spot dashing with good speed towards the two, and pounced at the two boys with arms wide open. Being so close to each other, if they wouldn’t move, she would actually tackle both of them to the ground with the amount of momentum she had.
“I wanna have some fun too~~~~” Akasha shouted, but her voice sounded more like a
panther roaring.