Yoshu tossed and turned in his' sleep. While this was a somewhat normal human practice, the dream, or the vision, was anything but fully normal. He dreamed that someone he'd loved enough to be one with-- Minako-- had been walking together into a place not quite filled with a very strange, almost neutral spiritual power. Together, it seemed that he had let her unleash an entity of great purity, light and freedom. However, the strangest thing came when he woke, opened his eyes, saw sky, felt grass, and that same atmosphere! He then looked about, and to his surprise, Minako was there too!
"Yoshu, I dreamed of this place!"
"So did I," the reply came. "What do you think we ought to do?"
"Wait for birds," the more wilderness versed Minako started. "They'll help us find water, which means we may find a stream, and if we go downstream, we could find civilization."
"I think I hear water. Do you think we ought to go check it out?
"Yeah!"
"Excuse me," Yoshu said, startling the poor, busy woman who happened to be the first he walked into in this strange place. "We're a bit lost--"
He tried to speak further, but the old lady grabbed he and his' to be married person's arms, saying, "I know; come with me if you please."
Yoshu and Minako were whisked into the nameless elder's house.
"Ahh," the older lady said, "Strong magic I sense in and about both of you. Have either of ye ever been trained?"
"Uh, no ma'am," said Kiri. "We haven't even known there was magic."
"Well," the old lady said, "He Who Creates' Power is strong in you. Even someone from this time and place can tell that. Were you dreaming when you came?"
"Yes," the deep voiced Yoshu said, whilst covertly communicating with pretty, slender Kiri that she was trustworthy to an extent.
"Ye don't fully trust me, do you? Understand that, I do. I hardly manage to trust meself in this day and age.
"Let's get ye clothed properly, while we try to figure out why ye've come."
"Well, if you'll pardon me for saying this, I think I already know," Yoshu stated. "We have come here for such a time as this, to help bring the awareness of God back to your people."
"Now, I see! Ye are speaking the words!"
"We have come to make it happen," Minako said. "We have come to make hope live for you, and to give you hope that all shall have have ultimately lived for. We have come to give this people a person to believe in. Our arrival is the beginning of many things," she finished, before her eyes widened and snapped shut, as she fell.
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