Born in the Stars (Complete)

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told me of you whereabouts." He smiled. She is so gullible! She has no memories. Man, will this be easy to convince her of her previous love to me. "Oh Kenyane!" She caressed his hidden cheek. In return, he twirled her and dipped her dramatically. "Then, can you explain to me how? Stars don't speak, Dear." She smiled smugly. "They... Uh.. Tell the stories through constellations. Just like the Greeks and Europeans." Floraline then slid under Kenyane, brushing against his cloak, and slid to a stop in back of the alien. "You think I'm that dumb?" Kenyane looked shocked. How should he respond? I mean, what was she going on about? He was in a fight position. But he was ultimately confused and decided to just stand straight and shrug.

"I know what you did, Kenyane. You are a," she circled the about-a-centimeter-shorter man. "Fantastical guy! You don't have to lie to me about fate! How did you really find me, Sweet?" Kenyane sighed in relief. He was glad that Floraline didn't realize the truth. But that puts her at risk. A risk no one knows. Not even Klonai. Where is Klonai? Yes, I've been wondering, too. No one has seen the dear light boy. The leader of light. He was quite charming and warm hearted. Who wouldn't love him? Of course all of the Lithumians on Lithumia. Which are currently very fretful over their missin leader. Militias searched far and wide across the universe for him. But it was no use. It was as if searching for a pin in the Pacific ocean without being told where it was at. "Where is my boy?" An older, dim light spirit called out to his people. This was Klonai's and Kenyane's father. A female militia leader walked up a stage and next to the podium where Klonai's father stood. "We have searched everywhere, King Loniziet. We haven't found even a sight of him. We asked allies and they say the same. No where." The leader swung the rubber tied up electricity strands called hair on their planet. "How sad. The only