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The sounds of my jacket and scarf flapping in the wind as the my motorcycle raced up the road. Nothingness surround me, all is left behind me. My memory of Her rembraced only for it soon to be a fading dream. The motorcycle raced up the straight and barren road which lead to His castle, a spiral and towering crystal castle. The castle that held Her.

The sun was setting leaving the sky as canvas of twilight crimson . As if the sky was describing the feelings that was swirling insided of me, cycling all the memories of Us, of me and Her.

Why did he do this, what did he have to gain....why couldn't everything be like it use to be...

The luminous castle glimmered as the sun was coming to a rest. I turn off the engine and jumped off the bike. As I looked towards skies, towards the top of the castle, the top where She. My memories are sparse and scatter yet, I still follow from what I feeling from them. These memories are the only thing that make me, me.

This castle though... have no memory of yet I knew how to get here

As wind gave a sharp whistle, I shook the idea and entered inside the crystal castle.
The hollowness, having only one way to her a staircase leading skyward. Clutching my scarf, the few things that I have that were from her...It flowed as I continued to combined the endless steps.

It is all for her...

Huff...huff...felt as if I was going to pass out, but I couldn't let myself do that just yet. I had to meet Her and confront him...the ones of my past the only ones that can help me piece my life as it use to be...

I advance into the roof-less room, but I stop suddenly when I saw a woman laying on a floating metal alter with a some sort of contraption hanging above.

Her!

I jolted to her as my memory of Her slowly flowed in, but the moon gave me little time. Soon the moon emerged from the disappearing clouds only to reveal Him from the shadows overlooking Her as she laid lifeless on the alter. He was sitting at his throne with head resting on his hand. I stared at him bitterly and he simply replied with a simple grin...

"Welcome back...old friend..."