Pangaea Academy

Chapter Two

Amano

I sighed looking over at Mel, who was now asleep.
Does she get the same voice? Or is it a different one?

Wouldn't you like to know.

I rolled my eyes, smirking slightly to myself.
That's the longest sentence you've said all day, you're evolving!

Disrespectful mortal.

I chuckled,
Okay and I couldn't care less.

You really don't know who I am do you?

If I knew who you were I would've asked her if she knew you as well, name and everything!
I tapped my finger against the arm rest, my patience was wearing thin.

That is fair. Do some research maybe you'll figure it out.

Yes because I do research in my spare time.
I felt frustration spread through my body, and I stretched my wings.

Ask her then, she's got nothing better to do. In fact it's all she really does nowadays...

The voice sounded, upset. Almost. I glanced at her.
No, I don't need to worry anyone right now. Especially her.

Then be forever clueless.

Okay.

Silence. Finally. I smiled and took out my phone, to scroll aimlessly.

How much longer?

How much longer until what oh great mighty one?

Sorry I should've asked instead what day is it?

Confused, I put my phone back in my hoodie's pocket putting my full focus to the conversation at hand once more.
It's exactly two months after the day the Pangaea Academy opens for the school year. I don't know exactly what day it is though since I don't really keep track of that stuff, and I don't feel like checking right now.

... I should've came for you sooner then...

I watched as the rain droplets raced down the window as we flew across the land, lost.

Indeed you are.

What?

Lost you are. Lost in your mind, I just hope you find the golden light before you are enslaved by the red.

I leaned forward, propping my elbows on my knees.
You make no sense sometimes you realize that right?

I can't tell you exactly what happens, I can only speak through...

I waited intrigued as they hesitated.
Prophecies, poetry, absolute nonsense?

Sure.

I rolled my eyes again, and went back to my phone. Time began to pass by in a seemingly endless blur, the laws of reality no longer taking place. I wasn't tired, I was just...