Amaterasu Kitagami
Whereā¦.
The hell was she?
The first thoughts came through the girlās barely coherent mind. One second she was admiring the moon outside her room while sketching it and the next thing she knewā¦she fell asleep, which itself shouldnāt be possible. Sheās insomic for buddhaās sake! Sleep doesnāt come naturally for her unless she takes sleeping pills for it willingly.
Which most of the time wasnāt the case unless she really wanted to sleepā¦ inside the girlās mindscape she began to think, the softness she was laying on wasnāt her bed that was for her. It was too hard against her back. It felt like she still had her clothes which itself was goodā¦ the kimono she had been wearing while inside their homeā¦
Her mother was all for traditional clothing which she didnāt fail to dress her daughter inā¦ half of her clothes were kimonos much to her chagrin. But did she ever complain? Nopeā¦ not a peepā¦ not even now when theyāre supposedly sending her into a marriage meeting, already betrothedā¦ it sickened her that she couldnāt even choose for her own.
But the girl knew she didnāt have a voice when it comes to her parentsā¦ they never let her speak her thoughts and so. She simply gave up trying. Whatās the point anyway? The girl wondered if she should just jump down a building and end it all.
Nahā¦she was too well guarded.
Speaking of guards, mismatched eyes finally decided to open their eyes. The sight that greeted her wasnāt her home. Sure it was the same architect, tatami floors, and wooden roofs butā¦ this wasnāt the Japanese manor she was housed in. Moving a bit she carefully moved her body to sit up, careful not to jostle the dark blue floral kimono she had on. All those hidden weapons insideā¦ it would a pain if she accidentally managed to cut herself with it. The first thing she noticed where the other people still sleeping quietly on the futons and three others who obviously woke up.
Just where was she? The silent girl didnāt dare speak instead she looked at the others then towards the blue haired man standing by the door way.