Visitor in Runeterra [Paused]

The Dark Child

Sensho noticed it came from the bedroom and not from the front door, he chuckled as he went there along with Annie and the glowing ball followed them both. Sensho made the sands fall in front of them revealing a door, Sensho opened and Akali was there on the other side. She noticed the background was dim yet the glitters made the room more lively, she then looked at Annie wich was holding a glowing orange orb on top of Sensho's shoulders making her flinch. Sensho smirked and Akali's gaze switched into his.

"It's fine," Sensho said to calm Akali.

Akali on the other hand was frozen stiff, how could everything be fine when a child who is unable to control her power be here and close enough to be within her range. Akali was doubting herself and began to stoop lower into her battle stance, prepared for what's to come. Annie didn't notice as her focus was on the orb that emits an orange glow almost similar to her flames but much more calm and steady.

Annie began to make a small flame in her arms wich alerted Akali more while Sensho was just yawning but in truth even he was curious as to what the child will do. To Akali's surprise she saw Annie rubbing her flames to the orb and Sensho chuckled when he noticed what Annie was thinking. Annie's flames disappeared and giggled when the orb glowed a bit brighter but Sensho secretly nullified Annie's flame and made the orb bright. He went back in the middle of the living room where things were much more spacious and gestured his head for Akali to follow him.

Akali did and even with how wary she was the sight was something she had never seen before, slowly her worries disappeared as she kept observing the room. Akali looked at her feet and saw nothing but glimmering darkness and enjoyed the feeling of what it was like to fly. As Akali began to calm down, Sensho continued to where they stopped, he was now standing in front of the galaxy where many bright lights with different color was presented. It was swirling slowly like a storm and Annie glued her eyes to the view. Akali walked beside Sensho and even she was mesmerized, Sensho chuckled when she noticed the two and closed his eyes. Slowly his memories about the people began to appear, he was looking in front of a screen similar to the television but much more bigger. There he saw a similar scene of what Annie and Akali was looking at right now. Sensho smiled as he opened his eyes and felt like this is enough to calm them down.

"We should get ready for dinner," Sensho said making Akali flinch.

"Oh, sure," Akali replied.

"Annie, it's time to say goodbye now," Sensho said and felt Annie's left hand gripping his hair a bit tighter while her right hand was reaching for the view. Annie only felt a wall stopping her hand from proceeding further.

"It's fine, we can come back if you want to but we don't want to starve, don't you?" Sensho said as he peeked at Annie. Annie nodded and Sensho was glad she agreed.

"Now close your eyes," Sensho said to Annie and then looked at Akali.

"You too," Sensho said making Akali roll her eyes before closing it.

Sensho chuckled as he snapped his left finger and the sands detached themselves from the wall. Their colors returned to normal as it fell on the ground and travelled to Sensho's back only to be absorbed. He still has Annie on his shoulder so he went to the couch quietly while the sand followed his trail. He kneeled in front of the teddy bear while Annie and Akali was unaware of what he was doing. Sensho patted the bear on the head while looking at his eyes and he saw it clearly. Sensho felt the heat on his palm that does not burn but warms, he realized that the bear barely trusted him on taking care of Annie so he stood up.

"You can open your eyes now," Sensho said and they both did.

Akali noticed Sensho moved from his position but shrugged it off as she went to the kitchen. Sensho carried Annie on his arms and took the bear with him, he gave the bear to Annie wich she took with care before hugging it. Annie yawned as Sensho was about to go in the kitchen but he stopped and realized the little one must be sleepy than hungry.