Jaro Sansel
Character

His teeth gritted against each other. His fists clenched as of to fight back against the rage of the storm. Every now and then it felt as if he was breathing in and coughing out the sand. With each heavy step, and the more he moved the more he felt like he was shifting into the sand. He cursed himself mentally as he spoke aloud. “Must find… shelter.” Even though it seemed among the thick haze of the sand there was no refuge to be found. He could only keep walking as the winds intensified and the twin suns were blocked from his view.
After what only felt like hours he spotted something. A ruined structure of some sort, yet it seemed that time had rendered it to nothing. Approaching closer he saw scattered rusted remains. The thing he saw shaped like a hut was nowhere suitable to stay inside. He felt desperate frustration rise, as something kept told him to keep walking. What came in the midst of the black haze was a color mix of blue and orange. Something that sparkled and shined through it all. He couldn’t exactly describe what he was seeing. His best instincts at first told the young man it was nothing but a mirage. But every fiber of his being warned against it, and the strange glow had started to compel him to move towards it.
Even with such a terrrible storm, and his survival at stake nothing stopped the scavenger. He kept moving closer and closer, dragging his feet through the sand that dared to swallow him. When he finally came to it, he heard a ringing in his ears and the glow slowly fell into his hands. Something indescribable came with it, as he held the glow in his hands he felt a strange sense of purpose, with peace coming along with it. Something he hadn’t felt since his parents were alive, a dead feeling all but awakened by the spark of blue and orange.
Slowly his hands opened, and he found himself craving some sort of jewel? No, it was a Crystal of some type as if forged by the sands of time. Blue marked with hints of orange. He was amazed and fascinated by how something so small produced so much light. Distracted by the glow he forgot the storm and was lost in the warm feeling the Crystal gave off it almost moved him to tears. As one could only describe like the inside of himself was touched.
It all came to an end, when the spot he of sand collapsed, and he found himself falling to the underground of the homestead. He groaned in pain upon the impact with the Crystal clutched firmly in his hands, the glow persisted among the dark, and while he avoided the brunt of the storm he was surrounded in place that was ancient. What seemed to be only a simple dwelling, a ruined sort seemed to carry mysteries as he walked inside into the ruined hovel. He kept staring at the Crystal, and for the first time in his life he felt strange, and that was what terrified the young scavenger most of all.