Sakuran Prince
Where are you...
It's dark, vast, and empty. Cold and alone...
Where are you...
Struggling against something...no someone, themself.
The vastness of space opens before you and there is a light.
REACH!
Oji's eyes shot open from his meditative state. He was drenched in sweat and breathing heavily.
"Ah this is pointless! I'm never going to make contact with either of them!" the prince groaned.
He raised from his seated position and moved to ready himself for the day. Peeling back his room's curtains revealed the sun was already in the sky and the day was well underway without him.
The young Akaran would have loved nothing more than to lay back in bed and go to sleep. But Dax had sent a summons for him earlier that he would not want to miss.
Donning his regular utility tunic, his hand reached for Tsuriai, his mother's blade, and paused. A long and solemn stare followed. He was still not used to wielding the weapon, and probably never would be. But it was his mother's wish, and he would honor her in this until told otherwise.
He shook himself from the trance and quickly tucked the weapon to his side, heading for the exit.
The servants and staff all bowed as he strode by, customs were fine and dandy, but the imposing figure of the young prince was surely to blame for part of their timidness around him.
Oji finally reached his destination, the Palace sparring fields, where Dax was waiting, accompanied by Grandmaster Sonoda. The two were chatting idly as he approached and the older blue-maned fox bowed and silently took his leave.
It was eerie, just the two of them, but Oji spoke,"So, you wanted to see me Dax?"
After all this time, the young fox could not bring himself to call the man any form of the word father.
Dax Perl
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Nate Phantoms
It's dark, vast, and empty. Cold and alone...
Where are you...
Struggling against something...no someone, themself.
The vastness of space opens before you and there is a light.
REACH!
Oji's eyes shot open from his meditative state. He was drenched in sweat and breathing heavily.
"Ah this is pointless! I'm never going to make contact with either of them!" the prince groaned.
He raised from his seated position and moved to ready himself for the day. Peeling back his room's curtains revealed the sun was already in the sky and the day was well underway without him.
The young Akaran would have loved nothing more than to lay back in bed and go to sleep. But Dax had sent a summons for him earlier that he would not want to miss.
Donning his regular utility tunic, his hand reached for Tsuriai, his mother's blade, and paused. A long and solemn stare followed. He was still not used to wielding the weapon, and probably never would be. But it was his mother's wish, and he would honor her in this until told otherwise.
He shook himself from the trance and quickly tucked the weapon to his side, heading for the exit.
The servants and staff all bowed as he strode by, customs were fine and dandy, but the imposing figure of the young prince was surely to blame for part of their timidness around him.
Oji finally reached his destination, the Palace sparring fields, where Dax was waiting, accompanied by Grandmaster Sonoda. The two were chatting idly as he approached and the older blue-maned fox bowed and silently took his leave.
It was eerie, just the two of them, but Oji spoke,"So, you wanted to see me Dax?"
After all this time, the young fox could not bring himself to call the man any form of the word father.

