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I immediately tried to hide myself behind Freestar, but she held me in front of her, so the Latias could see me easily. I whimpered quietly as the Latias flew over to me. "Please don't hurt me." I said to the Latias while whimpering. "Why would I hurt you?" She asked me. "Because, I was that boy you knew a year ago." I said, trying not to start crying in fear. "I know." She replied. "I followed you here, you cutie. " She giggled. I was still whimpering, but Freestar was making sure I didn't fly away. "Please let me go Freestar." I begged Freestar, whimpering louder now. "No, I think you should talk to this young lady, and maybe explain

The next morning, I woke up very early, but Freestar was hugging me too tightly for me to go anywhere, so I just simply laid there, thinking heavily. I continued thinking heavily until I heard a yawn a couple hours later. I looked at Freestar and she giggled at me. "Good morning." She said to me. "Hi..." I replied, somewhat sadly. "Something wrong?" "...Yeah..." I looked at the ground. Freestar hugged me, and then I started to whimper slightly, so she hugged me tighter. "What's wrong?" She asked while hugging me. "I miss my parents, I think it's been something like a year or so..." I said, now holding back my tears. "Shh, please don't

     The wind whips across the barren planet's surface. Red tinted earth glows with the light of the neighboring sun. Several long-abandoned barracks bunched together, the same sun's glint soon overpowered by a brighter light.     All out of nowhere, a barrage of heavy blasts of supercharged plasma obliterate the ground around the structures. The serenity of the scene is turned straight to the horrors that the most war-hardened soldiers fear in their dreams.     A blast lands between several of the barracks, uprooting one of the entire buildings and sending it somersaulting through the air. The light from the sun and the explosions glint