Erin
Prazan
aka the Red Phoenix
Red
Warning, a bit of Harry Potter, Card captors, and
Tenchi Muyo starts coming in at this point so don’t sue me.
Bit slowly opened his
eyes. His chest hurt and burned like
fire and he could barely move. He
slowly turned his head. Sitting at his
right was Leena, with puffy eyes that had suggested that she had been
crying. The rest of the Blitz Team was
sitting on a bench by the hospital window, sleeping like Leena, looking as if
they were dead. The only hint of them
living was their chests moving up and down.
“Bit, are you okay?”
Bit turned his head again.
Sitting on the bed was Fiona, Melody, and Vega! “Vega, long time no see.” Vega smiled.
“Same here Bit, you feeling OK?” But they didn’t need a verbal answer;
they saw the pain in Bit’s eyes as he looked at them. “I’m glad you’re OK, I was
worried. My mom was able to heal you,
but it took up most of her magical and physical energy.” Fiona pointed at a woman sitting in a chair,
sleeping. Bit was surprised. The woman had a medallion around her neck
that looked very familiar. The girl,
Erin, had that medallion in his dream!
It was gold and was shaped like a scarab beetle; engraved on its wings
were Egyptian hieroglyphs. The woman
opened her eyes, and looked at Bit, mumbling, “Bit Cloud, nice to see you
after all these years. I think the last
time I saw you; you were about six I think.
I worked for your family as a mercenary before they were killed by the Backdraft.” Bit eyes went wide. “My family was killed by the
Backdraft?”
“What do you mean Miss. Prazan?”
“I mean, you, Vega, and Fiona are all related. Vega is your baby brother, and Fiona is your
older sister.”
Bit felt like he was going to have a heart attack or something, it came
as such a huge shock. Vega and Fiona
were his brother and sister?!? This was
too much, but at least he knew he had a blood relation. Bit turned his head back at Leena to think
just as Leena was waking up.
“Bit! Oh my God, are you
alright?”
“Yeah I’m fine. How
are you?”
“I’m not worried about me I’m worried about you, I
was so scared were that man shot you. Oh
Bit!”
Leena jumped up and hugged Bit around the neck, careful of his
chest. “We’ll leave you two
alone.” Said Fiona as she herded
Vega, Melody, and
“Oh nothing, just thinking about what Harry would do if he knew
this happened between us.”
Leena smiled and kissed him again.
Brad opened his eyes and saw the whole thing. He smiled and closed his eyes again. How did I know, how did I
know? He smiled and leaned
against Doc, propping his feet on the chair Leena had been sitting on
earlier. I guess I
win that bet I made with Jamie. He
won’t be too happy.
Brad smiled again and fell back asleep.
Bit and Leena were
pouring their hearts out to one another, happy that both felt the same way
about the other. Bit had been squeezing
Leena’s hand the whole time, wanting to make sure this wasn’t a
dream. But he knew that this
wasn’t a dream, for he felt the pain in his chest, both from his heart, a
feeling of longing to have Leena in his arms, and from the bullet hole which
was still draining, the warmth of Leena’s tears falling on his shoulder,
to the warmth of her hand in his. The
love in her eyes was too real to be in a dream.
Leena was the last thing he saw before he once again passed out. “I love you Bit Cloud.” Mumbled Leena as Bit closed his eyes and lost
all feeling. She bent down and kissed
him one last time before she went back to her seat, moved Brad’s feet,
and sat down. She watched him sleep for
several minutes until finally she joined the others and she too fell
asleep. Fiona,
“Madame, what are we going to do now that Bit is
hospitalized? He can’t fight, and
the Reynos and Shadow Fox on their team still need repairs. They can’t possibly fight us with just
one Zoid?”
Melody nodded. Vega was
beginning to slow down out of loss of energy.
Fiona stopped, picked him up, and carried him out to the Berserk
Fury. The Fury roared, glad to see its
pilot again after it had been sitting there in the parking lot for several
hours. They entered their Zoids and rode
off into the horizon,