[CREATOR'S NOTE: UWSN will return!] **STARTING TO WRITE, EXTRA ROLES ALWAYS OPEN** As punishment for their constant arguing, the lords of the sky send the zodiacs down to earth-six demons and six angels, stuck together in a situation none of them wa...
Hopefully this will express just how much I love you!
There aren't any real-life interactions between them but it's all long-distance, but we'll continue soon enough.
This idea has actually been in my head for quite some time now, and I'm glad I wrote it out just in time to give to you for your birthday! :D
This was originally going to be a hella long chapter, but after rethinking it I decided to split it up so you guys won't tear your hair out at the hella longness. (Then again, I have a draft in another one of my books that is literally 15,000+ words, so... I'm a hypocrite)
And since I get the feeling I won't be able to publish Ch.6 tonight, I'll publish this one instead to compensate.
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Thousands of years ago...
There was a legend. The legend said that you could write something down on a piece of paper, fold it into a paper airplane, then let it go-and if you were lucky, it would fly to the hands of the one you were 'destined' to be with.
Of course, most people didn't take it too seriously, but they still sent letters anyway, for fun.
Eventually, this legend traveled to the ears of a certain lavender-haired player traveling with his teammates.
It was mentioned one night while they were resting and preparing for the third test. "Hey, guys, have you heard of the letter legend?" The youngest of the group, Navis, mentioned it first, and Noise looked up in interest.
"What about it, Navis?" Vela crossed her legs and reclined back.
"Well, it says that if you write a letter, fold it into a paper airplane, and let it fly, if you're lucky, it'll end up in the hands of the one you're destined to be with," Navis explained with sparkling eyes.
"This sounds like another legend you got your hands on," Arbor sighed. Navis was notorious for loving to discover legends, true or not.
"Wha-It's not!" Navis protested, pouting. "Noise! You believe me, don't you?"
"Sure, sure," Noise replied, smiling amusedly.
"Humph!"
"So what?" Pavo asked, staring into the mirror as he combed out his long hair. "Do you want us to write letters?"
