Dimensional Descent

Savahn sat to Aina's side, silently slipping her hand into her friend's. She didn't say anything for a long time, just keeping Aina company.

The small home they had rented had quite beautiful scenery around it. The air was fresh and the view from the mountain was gorgeous. Whether it was cloud, bird or sunset watching, it was perfect for them all.

The two women sat on a terrace taking in these sights.

Savahn had already made Miel promise to keep Yuri away. Maybe it was because it was the first time Savahn had shown the smallest hint of a temper, but Miel only looked at her deeply before agreeing.

As far as Savahn was concerned, Yuri was the worst possible influence for Aina right now. In truth, Savahn wasn't sure if she'd be a good influence either, because she was very, very angry with Leonel as well. But, she still felt that it was better than whatever Yuri would have done.

Just the same way Miel had wanted to kill Leonel, Yuri definitely had wanted to do the same, it was just that she was a step slow and she couldn't have possibly broken through the barrier without revealing her true strength, something her adoptive father always drilled into her not to do.

"Thank you, Savahn." Aina said lightly.

Savahn blinked. "For what?"

"For always being there for me. I don't know how I can repay you, but I definitely will. As much as I owed him, I owe you just the same. I'm sorry for waiting so long to tell you that."

Savahn's gaze misted over, her tears threatening to fall. But, she quickly wiped them away with her free forearm.

"You are the closest thing I have to family left." Savahn said softly. "You don't need to apologize to me, you're my sister."

The two women tightly held onto one another.

doing okay?"

fine. I hurt him and he

that. A bit of the anger she had built up for

a mistake, that doesn't mean you

her

so much I can remember by thinking back, I don't have his memory. The stuff I spoke about only scratched the surface. I don't

her expression changing from time

want to be

"I do."

hadn't expected Aina to

Leonel, she still felt like the two were a match made in Heaven. She didn't want

matter too casually either, which was why she had responded like she had. Aina had seen her faults and

refused to let go, there was simply no hope for a relationship at all. She didn't want to see Aina spend a

it seemed like this second worry was going in full

to do about it....?" Savahn

gaze turned misty. "… I don't know… I

two women. Both Savahn and Aina looked up somewhat stunned, finding it hard to

their raw features, and more about a mature air and confidence that Aina just

overwhelmingly self conscious. She didn't know where to put her hands and her gaze flickered several times as though she couldn't decide whether she should be looking down or meeting

seeming no different from an angel's to the two young girls. They suddenly

legs, sitting on the ground across from the two women. But, if you looked closely, she was actually hovering a half