The end of Darkness

The rain started to fall and the venom dust slowly faced away. Fukyuu knelt down, her hands wrapped around Ren's immovable body. When the first rain dropped on her skin was also when the tear started to flow down from her emotionless eyes to the cheeks. The rain fell faster, the hard drops of rain fell down to Fukyuu's hair, to her skinny shoulders, to the tightly closed eyes on Ren's face, down to his fallen arms and his cold body in Fukyuu's tremble arms. Fukyuu held Ren tighter, kept his head close to her shoulder, tried to pass him her warmth hopelessly. Fukyuu bit her own lips hard, tried to stop the tear, but the harder she tried, the more painful she felt in her heart. Ren was here, in her arms, but why... why he only was hers when he no more existed.

Behind the shadow of Kordt Forest's trees, there stood the others from New Order and Eternal Moonlight. Everybody looked at Fukyuu silently, no one talked to each others but everyone, for some reason, reached to another's warmth, under the cold cold rain. Kashimi held shivering Bani tight in his arms, Meolinh gently hugged Inukami close to him, Tyan lightly tighten Emily's hand in his warm hand... Khar looked at Flamer, his hands, that time, were gripping tight, his eyes looked at Fukyuu incessantly. She pushed him lightly forward and answered his surprised eyes with an implicated nod. Flamer stared at his close friend for awhile with thankful eyes then left the place to where Fukyuu was.

Quietly, he came near the girl who was trembling in sorrow under the cold rain, wrapped his arm around her from the behind, shared her his gentle warmth. Fukyuu turned her head lightly back, looked at the man who was holding her, burst into tear again, she left her hands off Ren's body, turned to hug Flamer tightly and cried loud like a child. Flamer didn't say anything, just kept her tighter in his arms. Everything seemed to dim into Kordt Forest's silent darkness, all the things left were just the sound of the rain and of Fukyuu crying resounded through the wet leaf canopies of the forest.