Shine Like The Moon | Hikari & Raven

Hikari

Silence reigned the area once again and the zephyrs blew strong against her face. The cool breeze wafted through her rose coloured hair and whipped away the brim of her scarlet cape. The lightning mage had still yet to contain the shock from the large robot machine that was releasing cannons and exploding everything all over the place. It was one hell of a chaos but at least it did help out the two Sabertooth mages. The explosions had damaged half the number of werewolves, or maybe more and it knocked two of them out even, which means there are still quite a few remaining. However, it should be fine as long as they keep doing the same things and not let the wolves get close to them. Besides, they were already injured from the attack that the machine had launched.

Posing herself into her signature stance, her legs parted and one knee slightly bent, a magic circle would appear on one of her hands.
Her gloved hand would flash bright pale light, followed by zaps of electricity engulfed around her hands before a huge long sword emerged out of the magic circle. Firmly gripping onto the weapon with her two hands, she placed her sword diagonally in front of her and charged straight towards the werewolves. The pack of animals remained close together, seeing that the two human beings were a threat to them — not to mention, Pein’s robot gave them a large blow. The werewolves were apparently frightened but that still didn’t obstruct their persistence of killing the two Sabertooth mages. Saliva dripped down onto the ground from the hungry mouth of the werewolves as it attempted to bite the sword off from her hand. Albeit, before the werewolf could do anything, she swiftly punched its face to render him vulnerable and stabbed right through its stomach with her other hand.

Cartwheeling out of the battle scene, Hika tried to remain as far away from the pack as possible so as not to get leaped on by the 5 of them. One was now injured badly so it would be easy to get rid of him easy.
Murmuring the words to herself, a magic circle appeared on her hands once again. This time it was not a sword, instead, it was three shurikens placed on her hands. With her slender fingers, the Paragon of Faith separated the three shurikens between the gaps of her fingers. She would take a brief moment to aim her target carefully and when she was certain, she threw the shurikens at the enemies, specifically the injured one. The poor werewolf didn’t even had any time to react to the sudden flick of her wrist, that upon landing her shurikens, it immediately stumbled onto the ground and laid immobile. Once again, she spread her palm upwards, summoning another magic circle. Three more shurikens would appear and Hika flung the tiny weapons towards the werewolves. After a brief second later, a zap of lighting would surround their body shocking them with electricity.

Hikari

Fire distributed throughout the area and set the trees on flames making the whole place havoc. Plumes of smoke rose higher into the sky and vanished as the leaves caught fire from each and every single tree. Soon, forest fire was spread among the vicinity of Haunted Village and lit up the whole town. One, it was somewhat a good thing since the fire now enabled them to see clearly in the area without any hindrance. Two, this was a terrible idea as well since the fire would attract all the citizens living in the town which would make them worried as well. However, she was aware that there was extremely little population living in the village so it was likely that no one would even notice the two of them stuck in the middle of the forest battling against the lethal werewolves alone — not to mention, caught in forest fire as well. The Paragon of Faith rolled her eyes and heaved out a sigh of frustration. ”Look at what you just did!”

Despite the fact that they could escape easily from the forest fire, it would not be wise to leave the forest in this state either since there is a possibility that the fire might spread to the whole town and removed it out of existence. Now, they wouldn’t want to have that, would they? Directing her attention back to the werewolves, the Sabertooth mage furrowed her eyebrows into the centre of her forehead.
The lightning mage called out the name of the spell while having her raised high up in the air. Thunder came rolling through the skies and echoed through the walls of the mountains before bolts of lightning crashed down upon the werewolves, zapping them with electricity. That moment when the lightning dawned upon the enemies, bright vivid light flashed before her aquamarine pools, blinding her at the same time. The rose coloured lady glanced over to Pein to see if he was alright alone dealing with the werewolves. Seeing how lively and energetic he was, the sight soothed her chest and made her relieved.

The fur of the werewolves were burnt, their flesh torn and ripped, even then they were still persistent, including the fact that they were being made stronger by the moonlight that shone upon them. This caused them to go rage and make them completely insane to the point that they would not know what they are doing anymore. It was dangerous for them but she was positive that they could overcome through this.

Hikari

The fur of the werewolves were burnt from the lightning zaps that the Sabertooth ace had casted upon them. Blood oozed out from their injuries and Hika was immediately aware that these werewolves won’t last much longer, although their fury has been increasing more and more each time. Once again, the Paragon of Faith parted her legs slightly, her metallic boots kicking puffs of dust and sand as she did so, placing her hands beside her.


Upon summoning the spell, her gloved hands began to glow brightly in the night, zaps of lightning engulfing her fingers until her wrists. Afterwards, the rose haired woman would balled her hands into tight fists before she launched herself straight towards the pack of werewolves. It was as if she was throwing herself into a land of suicide. While in mid-air, the lightning mage thrusted her fist into the face of the wolf, smacking it hard onto the floor. With her reflexes increased, she could feel the energy surging through her body and her hands, she almost felt like she could punch through anything. Maximum energy driven inside the veins of her hands, the formidable mage thrashed her hands violently, striking at the werewolves that tried to surround her.

The werewolves should at least know that it wasn’t smart enough for them to get close to her. Her body instinctively emits lightning arcs to anyone that would serve as a threat to her — not to mention, it would hurt her comrades as well. From the rapid punches she threw, most of them were deadly injured; 2 knocked out. A smirk plastered across her lips as she prepared for another round of battle for the werewolves.



The booming of her voice reverberated through the vicinity of Haunted Village. With her hands stretched out forwards, a hemisphere of bright light emerged from thin air before bolts of lightning rained down onto the pack of werewolves that were surrounded by the hemisphere. The hemisphere was large enough to fit nearly all the wolves inside. The blaring noise of the thunder and lightning spread over the whole area. The darkness that engulfed the Sabertooth mages was now overwhelmed by the flames and the glow from her spell. It lit up the whole town for a brief second before the light shimmered down and vanished back into the air, leaving the grass burnt and pitch-black, the pack of wolves sprawled stationary on the ground.

Hikari

A sigh escaped from her lips, her shoulders slumped and her head casted downwards. The battle was finally over and she was more than happy about it. The Sabertooth mages had been fighting for over a day and she was completely exhausted from the fight. The fire that spread through the woods burnt away the corpses of the werewolves, leaving nothing but bones and sand behind. Pity left her being; her lips slightly parted followed by a bite of her teeth on her lower flesh, her eyes showcasing her emotions. Her cerulean orbs were hooded over by the bangs of her rose-coloured hair. The remorse she felt for the futile state of her enemies soon evaporated, as she felt the touch of a skin against her body. She could feel her body being embraced tightly by no other than her boyfriend. With his warm breath against her neck and his arms securely wrapped around her, Hika slightly leaned against his firm chest and heaved out a sigh again.


No words could express the exhaustion she felt and the relief that went through her body. Shivers rolled down her spine from the kiss that he had made on her neck. She fluttered her eyelashes closed and rested her head against his chest for a brief moment. It was yet, the most comfortable feeling she felt for a while. A smile crept onto her lips, savouring the warm soothing feeling inside her before she batted her eyes open again. ”You did good too. I loved that robot although it was quite destructive.” Whilst he placed his hands on her waist, Hika would place her arms over his neck and locked her fingers together as she stared into those eyes of the same colour as hers. Even then, she was still lost in those beautiful pools of blue.

When Pein mentioned that he wished to change his name, Hika gawked at him for a while, her brows knitted together in confusion. ”Why would you want to change your name?” Curious, she directed her question at his boyfriend. ”I don’t necessarily find it wrong but how’re you going to change it?” The fire had gone down slightly, due to the strong wind but the majority of the trees were burnt only the stem and branches remain. The corner of her lips tugged upwards again when she felt his soft touch against her hair. She had always liked it when he did that, it was one of her favourites. For some reason, the motion of his hand on her head settled her and soothed her chest.

Hikari

The Sabertooth guild master re-positioned herself and placed her cheek against his chest while wrapping her arms securing around his waist. She enjoyed soft motion of his hand on his head, although it made her feel drowsy as if he was some kind of drug but was a pleasant one. Almost finding herself drifting into sleep, Hika was immediately jerked back into reality when Pein began to explain why he wished to change his name. She was stricken by the word ’children’, causing her to withdrew her body back away from his face since she was unsure whether or not she wanted to have children yet. There were still so many things to do. Having children would be a burden to them, besides, she might not even have time to look after her offsprings for she was a guild master of Sabertooth. It would be risky to have one but she decided to push her thoughts away to the back of her mind.

”You don’t have to worry about me. I don’t care if they think badly of me.” Pein looked so sombre and stern, that she suddenly began to start worrying. With a brush of her hand, Hika stroke against his cheek gently to try to reassure him. ”I know…” She trailed off, her voice so soft and gentle, it was almost inaudible for Pein to hear her. A promise? She questioned herself, wondering what kind of promise it would be. Before she could say anything, the distance between the two of them became closer each moment until Pein’s lips was on top of her, kissing her ever so gently, as if he was worried that she might break at the touch of his hand. Her heart pounded against her chest, threatening to leap out of her ribcage, or perhaps, her throat. It was amazing. The moonlight was so vivid and bright in such a way that the light was only shining upon them. The stars twinkled in the night sky and there was no one else but them, alone in the unquiet darkness, spending time together and opening their hearts.

The whistle of the wind resounded through the trees, wafting through the leaves and whisking away her rose coloured hair. Their lips parted once again and heat rushed to her face as she gazed into Pein’s eyes. Vapour escaped from her lips as she exhaled from the cold and held his hands tightly. She watched Pein knelt down on one of knees where he summoned a trinket. For some reason, Hika knew what was going to happen afterwards. Hands cupped around her mouth, her jaw dropped, she listened to Pein, distractedly. She was so surprised and shocked, she barely heard anything he said. After he was done, Hika wasted no time hugging the lungs out of him, close to tears and whispered the one most important word.