Calling of the sky: The Forgotten world

Chapter 1 - Were not in Lavelle anymore

14 years prior-
"Mommy tell me a story!" Rinnlo yelled for her mother quite loudly, for her mother could hear her 1000 miles away. "Dear, are you sure? I could always tell you one tomorrow night..." She jumped up to her mother and flung her arms around her. "Mommy! I wanna hear one of your stories about the...the...oh yeah! The one about you adventures!" Her mother giggled softly as to not wake up her sleeping husband. "Fine, but calm down Rin." Rin snuggled under the covers ready to hear the tale of her mothers grand adventures.

Present day-
Thinking back on that day, my mother was indeed a fine warrior. I had just walked outside into the bright sun, wondering what today would bring. Then I hear a yell, a familiar yell at that. I turn and walk towards that yell, and find Mrs. Huffle on top of a crate. "Help! Get that thing away from me!" I walked toward the creature, as it was only Liusses, my little dragon. "So this is where you wandered off to you sneaky little dragon. I'm so sorry Mrs. Huffle. If he causef you any trouble, ill be sure to punish him sternly." She looked at me and then Liu and made a face that caused me to laugh smally. "You and your PET better not cause me ANY more trouble. Or i am getting RID of this PEST!" I tried my best to keep my amusment hidden but it came so quickly it bursted out of me. "WHAT IS SO FUNNY?! YOU THINK ITS FUNNY? WELL NOW WE'LL SEE ABOUT THAT!" Mrs. Huffle startes chasing us around untill she finally gave up when we ran into the Goddess Arc forest. We wandered in the forest for a while, then we heard a strange noise coming from a bush. Its seemed to be glowing lightly, and it sounded like someone was injured. We quielty krept up to see who or what it was and then it jumped out of the bushes into our faces. I sighed, reaching for my bag to get my lindy out of it. That's what i call my pocket watch. My mother gave it to me before she died of the Flu. I was so young. The thing got up and lended me its hand- wait. A hand? It's human. I look up to see a man with black hair and emerald eyes looking down upon me. "Need some help there Rin?" Jax. It was only Jax. I caught his hand in mine and he helped me up. We stood there for a moment and then started walking back to the village, both of us letting each other go. "Neat trick you pulled there Jax. Your magic only gets you so far though. " He laughed whole heartedly, and smiled his cocky smile. "My magic may have a limit, but most of the time its useful. So, how have you been?" I turned my head to face him and thought roughly. "Me and Chatelaine have been busy. We barely made it through harvest and winter. Now we need to get through spring." He chuckled and patted my head. If i know Jax, he should be on his way to the River of Time. Not joking around. But, i must admit he's quite the charmer. "Speaking of work, i have to head down the river. Wanna join me?" I quickly spin around to face him. "Did i hear you correctly?" He smiled and nodded his head. "Oh my Hetalia yes! I've always wanted to see it in person!"

We start walking to the river, and when we arrive it's late evening. The river is glowing a light pinkish orange because of the sunset, and the sky looked like it was on fire. It took my breath away. I look down on the river and quickly make my way towards it. Legend has it, that if you enter the river, it takes you t another world. As i sat by the river side, i see something in the water. "Hey Jax! Come see this." He ran over and looked at the object. He gently pulled it out of the water and layed it on a rock. "It's an amulet." I pick it up to examine it closely, and it started glowing. Jax removed it from my hands and it stopped. "Strange. It stopped glowing when i got it. Here." He hands it back and it glows a radient blue, and for some reason, i feel something inside me. Like a powerful force resonating within. Jax sensed a powerful magic presence coming from the amulet. It's glow got brighter and brighter until all we could see is white. Then it dimmed. We weren't in lavel anymore.