Dream Void
Story: Shift
A complicated mood filled Yuki after his park visit. Fear and excitement boiled around within his mind. Everything seemed to be expanding with each day. His personal world consistently kept changing in ways that he didn’t know if he could keep up with soon.
Pulling out the key to the front door, he unlocked the door. A step inside gave him a bit of a pause. Neither of his little siblings popped up. ‘Something’s off…they should be home already…’ He listened for some pattering of feet, but nothing. “I’m home!”
Then as though on cue, he heard a single pair of feet coming down to him. Stepping out of the entry, he saw around the wall, Jun ran down to meet him. And Ken suspiciously absent. “Hey Jun! Where’s your brother?” Silence came from Jun, not the usual sort, but actual silence. He just stood there looking a little anxious. “Is Ken getting into mischief?”
Jun darted his eyes away in guilt. A bit of panic and fear welled up in the tiny body. Before he could learn what trouble Ken got into, Yuki knelt down to Jun. “At worse, Momo might yell a little, but it’s probably nothing we can’t fix. So let’s go see what he’s doing, okay?” He offered a hand to Jun.
Chapter 12 - Dream Void
A few steps in and a familiar sound of rummaging and metal clanging together slipped through into the living room. It quickly became apparent Ken hid in the kitchen. Though perhaps hid wasn’t accurate, so much the island did well to provide cover.
Yuki leaned down to Jun. “Is Ken trying to make a snack?” More silence came from Jun, though enough visual language told him. ‘It’s not that aren’t old enough…I don’t want to treat him like he’s a child, but he is, but he’s ten…whatever, I need to see if he’s doing anything dangerous.’
Reaching the kitchen, he leaned on the island to look over to see what Ken might be doing without intruding. The young boy had about a dozen different boxes out on the floor, some not even snacks, but ingredients. Half of the cabinet doors were open and it seemed like he had to go tunneling through some with how many pots were pushed out on the floor. ‘This isn’t good…I thought we showed him where the ready made snacks were.’
Jun hurried along around the island standing next to Ken with a jitteriness to him. “What are you doing? You’re supposed to be keeping him busy!”
“Keeping me busy?”
“Oh! Uh, hey Yuki!”
“Whatcha doin’?”
“Would you believe looking for snacks?”
“You found four already.”
“Not the right ones.”
“Clearly.” Yuki moved around the island and came to the other side. He moved a few boxes around and sat down. Motioning with his hand, he tried to present less of a looming presence. “I’m not mad. Momo might be if she saw all this. So you want to tell me what you were doing?”
“Er…Jun…” Sheepishly, Ken looked back to Jun who stood next to him with a look to support him. “You see…we wanted to make you a snack before you got home!”
“Oh? How come?”
An unusual amount of silence came from Ken. He appeared to be thinking or maybe considering his words. Every few ticks, he looked back to Jun. There was a surprising amount of shyness that Yuki hadn’t seen from him in a while. “To cheer you up!”
“Huh? But I’m not sad.”
Ken shook his head quickly. “No! You’re different? Something’s off. You…don’t seem…yourself!”
It took Yuki back for a moment. ‘I’m surprised he picked up on that. I thought I kept my stress under wraps. He’s more observant than I gave him credit for…’ He motioned over to the two of them and gave them a hug. “Thanks you two.”
The two youngest started weeping softly against his shoulder. A release of emotions and stress for them came all at once. He patted them on the head and smiled letting them rest for a bit.
Once things calmed down, he looked around at the mess. It thankfully wasn’t the worst he had seen. They had done quite the number on the kitchen when they were four and five, though he wasn’t sure if they remembered it.
“What do you say? I help you clean things up here and then I show you something that you can make that’s safe. And you can surprise Momo with it. Sound good?” They both nodded eagerly. “Just remember Momo’s rules.”
“Safety first! And clean up…your mess?”
“And ask for help if you can’t reach something.”
“Okay!”
“Now let’s see about putting all these things back.” He picked up a couple of the pots. “These are a little too soon for you guys. No fires yet and no knives without me watching you. Promise?”
“We promise!”
“This snack won’t be with knives though, I need to teach you proper safety first. So let’s clean up!”
“Okay!”
After nearly an hour in the kitchen, they finished. Jun and Ken had their snack and what they made for Momoko chilled in the fridge. A yawn caught him by surprise. His brow drew up in a curl curious. He didn’t think all that would tire him out. Then he remembered his day. “I’m going to take a nap. Can you two be good until Momo gets off from work?”
“Yes! Thank you, YukI!”
He smiled seeing them bounce off to the living room. His room felt oddly far away, but he trudged up there. A long morning proved itself to be a perfect prediction of what the rest of the day was going to be like for him. ‘Maids and fairies…samurai too. What’s tomorrow going to be like? Hopefully no maids waking me up….’ Yuki closed his eyes while resting on his bed. He still had a while before Momoko was back from work at the bookstore.
‘She’s going to teach me about this power. I understand if there are others like that sand and blood guy, I need to defend myself. But is this power important for the King to have? She hasn’t been very clear on how the two are connected.’ There were still too many things that he did not understand. The power that he had was the worst of them.
He had been safe during school for no outbreaks, but he didn’t know how long he could keep it up. It exhausted him to keep his mind as empty of thoughts as possible. Vivid images painted his mind by habit. The stress of not knowing what stray thought could spawn something left his heart pounding in class. ‘I don’t know if I can keep this up. Is school or others too much of a risk until I control this? Is isolation the best thing?’ He felt the black void of fear surrounding him leaving him alone and scared. This was more than he wanted. The power was beyond what he could control.
He felt his leg slip on his bed suddenly, but pulled it back thinking that it had somehow wandered off his bed. Once again his leg fell away and he pulled on it. A third time made him lift his head and open his eyes to find that there was a large dark vortex in his bed that his body slowly sank into.
His body jumped around struggling against the darkness that was like quicksand and holding like tar. He grabbed his legs with his hands when found that his muscles were not doing enough. “What’s going on?”
The circle expanded further encompassing more than half of his bed, preventing his escape and leaving little room for him to hold on. His futile struggle with his legs only made them be devoured faster, losing everything below his hips to the black. Its voracious appetite threatened to eat him whole.
He quickly retreated his hands back out while he still had them to take a hold of the nearest solid object, the frame of his bed. Soon after he found his anchor, he lost his waist bringing him firmly against his bed and the vortex. His head and chin rested against the edge of his mattress as a back up line of defense to support his hands. “Did I…create this too? What is this?” Yuki fought against what felt like inevitability dragging him down. His eyes darted around the room looking for something that would save him.
The edge of the expanding black circle had something written on it clearly labeling it for what it truly was. It had caught Yuki’s eye as he searched. “Black Void of Fear, trademark…really? My power has a sense of humor?” The almost ridiculous nature of what was eating him laid out in a nearly comedic manner would have made him laugh if it was not him being swallowed.
Pulling on the bedpost, he tried to get a little of his body free, anything to give hope. “My own worries are literally trying to eat me.” Yuki found a little extra strength to begin pulling back some of his body, but the substance of the void clung tightly on this uniform not willing to let him be free. ‘She said it could kill, but I thought I had time! I’ve got to get…free…’
Yuki’s hands were sweating badly and tired out from the constant strain to keep himself from being taken while pulling himself free. He could feel his fingers starting to slip free from his hold and pressure placed on his chin as the void took back what he had freed and some extra. ‘Is it really going to eat me?’
Yuki’s mind started to spin around trying to think about what would happen to him. The deadly fear overwhelmed him. His strength began to fail him and time wouldn’t last for him. Yuki closed his eyes struggling to keep his hands from coming free against the increasingly eager void. ‘What do I do? I can’t stop it. Am I going to die?’ His fingers were coming free suddenly as the pull against him rapidly increased.
He couldn’t keep his hold any longer as his right hand lost its hold quickly followed by his left hand. Yuki clawed the bed to hold on longer, but his fingers could not take hold. His face slid roughly across his comforter making it burn. ‘I can’t let it…’ A last futile effort from Yuki stopped his progress for a moment. He dug his teeth into his bed covers barely keeping from ripping the threads. However, his covers were not tightly held to the bed and he cursed his failure as the void won shortly. His chest was swallowed up, quickly dragging in his head and arms.
“Yuki are you still napping?”
“Momoko?! She’s home and going to see everything! She can’t know. But…” The door to his room was already being turned and panic returned to him pushing away the fear. He needed to hide it all from her, but that wouldn’t happen. There was nothing that he could do to prevent her and the door was opening. He closed his eyes not certain how long he had left before it ate him, accepting what was coming and the screams to follow.
“Oh you’re awake. I wanted to thank you.” Momoko leaned over looking at a confused and surprised Yuki.
Yuki pulled back on his bed completely forgetting everything in the moment. She didn’t react the way he expected. “Momoko I…um, oh.” He nearly melted on his bed realizing the void disappeared. His life saved. The pounding in his chest started to ease.
The puzzled look from Momoko snapped him quickly. “Oh, right. Um, thank me?”
“Ken explained things.”
“Ah, that. I mean…well, he didn’t need to, but I guess honesty’s a good thing.”
“Thanks.”
“Sure thing.” He straightened himself out and tried to fix the bed. Thankfully, the bed just looked like he had a rough sleep. He put a few things back in order and stood up.
Secret remained safe.
“Feeling up to helping with dinner?”
“Yeah definitely! I napped enough for my needs.” He hurried along in front of her, still feeling a mean look from his bed. It all felt in his head, but then again his head did try to kill him. So being afraid of his head apparently was a thing now.
He needed help.
After dinner was over Yuki went to the closet in the living room. He pulled out his white jacket with blue stripes down the sleeves and put it on. Momoko called out to him before he made it to the door. “Where are you going?”
“I promised to help Ayumi with some class work.”
“Don’t stay out too late!”
“Should only be an hour or two. If it goes long, I’ll call.” He rushed out of the house closing the door behind him and ran into the street. Memory of his near death experience freshly fueling his feet. He did not stop until he made it down in front of a house, the Nishimura house. Though he didn’t actually know if it was her’s. She didn’t live here, so how’d she get the house?
Not important.
Yuki took a breath from the running and stood up straight. He stared down the house not knowing what he was going to be getting into. ‘I know she said she needed time, but she’s gotta have something to help! I need to learn how to control my power.’
Pulling out the key to the front door, he unlocked the door. A step inside gave him a bit of a pause. Neither of his little siblings popped up. ‘Something’s off…they should be home already…’ He listened for some pattering of feet, but nothing. “I’m home!”
Then as though on cue, he heard a single pair of feet coming down to him. Stepping out of the entry, he saw around the wall, Jun ran down to meet him. And Ken suspiciously absent. “Hey Jun! Where’s your brother?” Silence came from Jun, not the usual sort, but actual silence. He just stood there looking a little anxious. “Is Ken getting into mischief?”
Jun darted his eyes away in guilt. A bit of panic and fear welled up in the tiny body. Before he could learn what trouble Ken got into, Yuki knelt down to Jun. “At worse, Momo might yell a little, but it’s probably nothing we can’t fix. So let’s go see what he’s doing, okay?” He offered a hand to Jun.
Chapter 12 - Dream Void
A few steps in and a familiar sound of rummaging and metal clanging together slipped through into the living room. It quickly became apparent Ken hid in the kitchen. Though perhaps hid wasn’t accurate, so much the island did well to provide cover.
Yuki leaned down to Jun. “Is Ken trying to make a snack?” More silence came from Jun, though enough visual language told him. ‘It’s not that aren’t old enough…I don’t want to treat him like he’s a child, but he is, but he’s ten…whatever, I need to see if he’s doing anything dangerous.’
Reaching the kitchen, he leaned on the island to look over to see what Ken might be doing without intruding. The young boy had about a dozen different boxes out on the floor, some not even snacks, but ingredients. Half of the cabinet doors were open and it seemed like he had to go tunneling through some with how many pots were pushed out on the floor. ‘This isn’t good…I thought we showed him where the ready made snacks were.’
Jun hurried along around the island standing next to Ken with a jitteriness to him. “What are you doing? You’re supposed to be keeping him busy!”
“Keeping me busy?”
“Oh! Uh, hey Yuki!”
“Whatcha doin’?”
“Would you believe looking for snacks?”
“You found four already.”
“Not the right ones.”
“Clearly.” Yuki moved around the island and came to the other side. He moved a few boxes around and sat down. Motioning with his hand, he tried to present less of a looming presence. “I’m not mad. Momo might be if she saw all this. So you want to tell me what you were doing?”
“Er…Jun…” Sheepishly, Ken looked back to Jun who stood next to him with a look to support him. “You see…we wanted to make you a snack before you got home!”
“Oh? How come?”
An unusual amount of silence came from Ken. He appeared to be thinking or maybe considering his words. Every few ticks, he looked back to Jun. There was a surprising amount of shyness that Yuki hadn’t seen from him in a while. “To cheer you up!”
“Huh? But I’m not sad.”
Ken shook his head quickly. “No! You’re different? Something’s off. You…don’t seem…yourself!”
It took Yuki back for a moment. ‘I’m surprised he picked up on that. I thought I kept my stress under wraps. He’s more observant than I gave him credit for…’ He motioned over to the two of them and gave them a hug. “Thanks you two.”
The two youngest started weeping softly against his shoulder. A release of emotions and stress for them came all at once. He patted them on the head and smiled letting them rest for a bit.
Once things calmed down, he looked around at the mess. It thankfully wasn’t the worst he had seen. They had done quite the number on the kitchen when they were four and five, though he wasn’t sure if they remembered it.
“What do you say? I help you clean things up here and then I show you something that you can make that’s safe. And you can surprise Momo with it. Sound good?” They both nodded eagerly. “Just remember Momo’s rules.”
“Safety first! And clean up…your mess?”
“And ask for help if you can’t reach something.”
“Okay!”
“Now let’s see about putting all these things back.” He picked up a couple of the pots. “These are a little too soon for you guys. No fires yet and no knives without me watching you. Promise?”
“We promise!”
“This snack won’t be with knives though, I need to teach you proper safety first. So let’s clean up!”
“Okay!”
After nearly an hour in the kitchen, they finished. Jun and Ken had their snack and what they made for Momoko chilled in the fridge. A yawn caught him by surprise. His brow drew up in a curl curious. He didn’t think all that would tire him out. Then he remembered his day. “I’m going to take a nap. Can you two be good until Momo gets off from work?”
“Yes! Thank you, YukI!”
He smiled seeing them bounce off to the living room. His room felt oddly far away, but he trudged up there. A long morning proved itself to be a perfect prediction of what the rest of the day was going to be like for him. ‘Maids and fairies…samurai too. What’s tomorrow going to be like? Hopefully no maids waking me up….’ Yuki closed his eyes while resting on his bed. He still had a while before Momoko was back from work at the bookstore.
‘She’s going to teach me about this power. I understand if there are others like that sand and blood guy, I need to defend myself. But is this power important for the King to have? She hasn’t been very clear on how the two are connected.’ There were still too many things that he did not understand. The power that he had was the worst of them.
He had been safe during school for no outbreaks, but he didn’t know how long he could keep it up. It exhausted him to keep his mind as empty of thoughts as possible. Vivid images painted his mind by habit. The stress of not knowing what stray thought could spawn something left his heart pounding in class. ‘I don’t know if I can keep this up. Is school or others too much of a risk until I control this? Is isolation the best thing?’ He felt the black void of fear surrounding him leaving him alone and scared. This was more than he wanted. The power was beyond what he could control.
He felt his leg slip on his bed suddenly, but pulled it back thinking that it had somehow wandered off his bed. Once again his leg fell away and he pulled on it. A third time made him lift his head and open his eyes to find that there was a large dark vortex in his bed that his body slowly sank into.
His body jumped around struggling against the darkness that was like quicksand and holding like tar. He grabbed his legs with his hands when found that his muscles were not doing enough. “What’s going on?”
The circle expanded further encompassing more than half of his bed, preventing his escape and leaving little room for him to hold on. His futile struggle with his legs only made them be devoured faster, losing everything below his hips to the black. Its voracious appetite threatened to eat him whole.
He quickly retreated his hands back out while he still had them to take a hold of the nearest solid object, the frame of his bed. Soon after he found his anchor, he lost his waist bringing him firmly against his bed and the vortex. His head and chin rested against the edge of his mattress as a back up line of defense to support his hands. “Did I…create this too? What is this?” Yuki fought against what felt like inevitability dragging him down. His eyes darted around the room looking for something that would save him.
The edge of the expanding black circle had something written on it clearly labeling it for what it truly was. It had caught Yuki’s eye as he searched. “Black Void of Fear, trademark…really? My power has a sense of humor?” The almost ridiculous nature of what was eating him laid out in a nearly comedic manner would have made him laugh if it was not him being swallowed.
Pulling on the bedpost, he tried to get a little of his body free, anything to give hope. “My own worries are literally trying to eat me.” Yuki found a little extra strength to begin pulling back some of his body, but the substance of the void clung tightly on this uniform not willing to let him be free. ‘She said it could kill, but I thought I had time! I’ve got to get…free…’
Yuki’s hands were sweating badly and tired out from the constant strain to keep himself from being taken while pulling himself free. He could feel his fingers starting to slip free from his hold and pressure placed on his chin as the void took back what he had freed and some extra. ‘Is it really going to eat me?’
Yuki’s mind started to spin around trying to think about what would happen to him. The deadly fear overwhelmed him. His strength began to fail him and time wouldn’t last for him. Yuki closed his eyes struggling to keep his hands from coming free against the increasingly eager void. ‘What do I do? I can’t stop it. Am I going to die?’ His fingers were coming free suddenly as the pull against him rapidly increased.
He couldn’t keep his hold any longer as his right hand lost its hold quickly followed by his left hand. Yuki clawed the bed to hold on longer, but his fingers could not take hold. His face slid roughly across his comforter making it burn. ‘I can’t let it…’ A last futile effort from Yuki stopped his progress for a moment. He dug his teeth into his bed covers barely keeping from ripping the threads. However, his covers were not tightly held to the bed and he cursed his failure as the void won shortly. His chest was swallowed up, quickly dragging in his head and arms.
“Yuki are you still napping?”
“Momoko?! She’s home and going to see everything! She can’t know. But…” The door to his room was already being turned and panic returned to him pushing away the fear. He needed to hide it all from her, but that wouldn’t happen. There was nothing that he could do to prevent her and the door was opening. He closed his eyes not certain how long he had left before it ate him, accepting what was coming and the screams to follow.
“Oh you’re awake. I wanted to thank you.” Momoko leaned over looking at a confused and surprised Yuki.
Yuki pulled back on his bed completely forgetting everything in the moment. She didn’t react the way he expected. “Momoko I…um, oh.” He nearly melted on his bed realizing the void disappeared. His life saved. The pounding in his chest started to ease.
The puzzled look from Momoko snapped him quickly. “Oh, right. Um, thank me?”
“Ken explained things.”
“Ah, that. I mean…well, he didn’t need to, but I guess honesty’s a good thing.”
“Thanks.”
“Sure thing.” He straightened himself out and tried to fix the bed. Thankfully, the bed just looked like he had a rough sleep. He put a few things back in order and stood up.
Secret remained safe.
“Feeling up to helping with dinner?”
“Yeah definitely! I napped enough for my needs.” He hurried along in front of her, still feeling a mean look from his bed. It all felt in his head, but then again his head did try to kill him. So being afraid of his head apparently was a thing now.
He needed help.
After dinner was over Yuki went to the closet in the living room. He pulled out his white jacket with blue stripes down the sleeves and put it on. Momoko called out to him before he made it to the door. “Where are you going?”
“I promised to help Ayumi with some class work.”
“Don’t stay out too late!”
“Should only be an hour or two. If it goes long, I’ll call.” He rushed out of the house closing the door behind him and ran into the street. Memory of his near death experience freshly fueling his feet. He did not stop until he made it down in front of a house, the Nishimura house. Though he didn’t actually know if it was her’s. She didn’t live here, so how’d she get the house?
Not important.
Yuki took a breath from the running and stood up straight. He stared down the house not knowing what he was going to be getting into. ‘I know she said she needed time, but she’s gotta have something to help! I need to learn how to control my power.’
Table of Contents
- Broken Bonds
- Tunneling in the Dark
- Following Light
- Failings of Earning Trust
- Arriving at the Start
- A Harsh Life
- World's Intermission
- Question's End
- Question's Test
- Question's Line
- Question's Gap
- Positive Direction, Long Road
- Ending the Harsh Cause
- Not Harsh After All
- Resumed Harsh Life
- A Harsh Reality
- Replacement Exam
- Bonus Exam
- Final Exam
- Joyous Exam
- Sorrowful Exam
- Power Exam
- Limited Exam
- True Exam
- Bare Dance
- Bullet Dance
- Fire Dance
- Empty Dance
- Invisible Dance
- Tactician's Resolution
- Tactician's Reveal
- Tactician's Ploy
- Tactician's Trick
- Tactician's Battle
- Challenging the Beast
- Challenging the Habit
- Challenging the Behemoth
- Challenging the Mountain
- Reward
- Single Point
- A Wounded Land
- Total Destruction
- The Capital Battle Begins
- The Eve of Cloud Break
- In Plain Sight
- The Well
- Blind Light
- Another Drop
- A Strategy for Impossible
- Defense of the Wall
- The Strongest Demon
- Longing Desires
- Missing Lines
- Edge of War
- Undesired Return
- Locked Hunter
- Empty Trails
- Can't Say No
- A True Blade
- Three Way Struggle
- Killing Impact
- Power Spike
- Painful Past
- Complicated Companions
- On Friendly Steps
- Chasing Rumors
- Demon's Secret
- Demon's Blood
- Demon's Gate
- Sparks of War
- Time to Waste
- A Carefree Life
- A Demon's Reality
- A Demon's Wish
- On the Side of Darkness
- Stalemate's End
- Reality of True Power
- A Demon's Smile
- Foots of the Cleaved Mountain
- Reality Lies
- Rewind 4
- Red Direction
- Calling of the Mark
- Mark of the Demon
- The Empty Forest
- Black Ash Demon
- Demon of the Forest
- Confidence Blooming
- Trust Issues
- Village of Silence
- A Lost Path
- Settling
- Land of Demons
- Trapped from Reality
- Captured Reality
- Seized Heart
- Custom Reality
- Awakened Mind
- Labyrinth of the Subconscious
- The Uninvited
- The Impossible Floor
- Blind Echoes
- The Wrong Success
- Missing the Point
- Edge of Hope
- Broken Purpose
- Broken Heart
- Broken Mind
- Broken Plans
- Broken Ties
- Broken People
- Broken Defense
- Broken Peace
- Broken Way
- Broken Paths
- Broken Hope
- Broken Lives
- Broken Calm
- Broken Land
- Broken Home
- Mind Wipe
- Mind Break
- Mind Lock
- Mind Without
- Mind Steel
- Mind Over Matter
- Mind Tricks
- Mind Games
- Awaited Arrival
- Shouting to the Darkness
- Waterfall
- Water Competition
- Water Polo
- Water Games
- Water Works
- The Shattered Mirror
- The Broken Mirror
- The False Mirror
- The Reverse Mirror
- Sun and Moon
- Dawn Light
- The Dawn Edge
- The Full Moon
- The Moon Rises
- Back-to-Back in the Jaws
- Back-to-Back into the Fires
- Back-to-Back Brawl
- Back-to-Back Knife Edge
- Back-to-Back Take Down
- Back-to-Back Knockout
- Back-to-Back Punch Out
- Back-to-Back Doubt
- Back-to-Back Fists
- Misjudged Purpose
- Misjudged Memories
- Misjudged Words
- Misjudged Action
- Misjudged Ability
- Misjudged Flame
- Clashing Swords
- Un-united Fronts
- Shaken Assault
- Stolen Plans
- Parting Ways
- Shattered Hopes
- Tainted Land
- Crawling at the Darkness
- Most Wanted
- Scattered Pillars
- The Right of Power
- Reasons to Fight
- The Pitfalls of Idealism
- Mixed Messages
- War to Peace
- The Dark Side of the Shadow
- Identity
- Repayment
- Hot Blooded Meetings
- New Leaf, Old Leaf
- Regretted Outcome
- Rewind 3
- Black Signal
- Crumbling Lines
- Unplanned Guests
- The Fragility of Friendship
- Sides
- Stolen Future
- The Resistance
- Friend or Enemy
- Regretted Actions
- Awkward Moments
- Uneasy Night
- Family
- False Normalcy
- Rude Welcome
- Return to Peace
- Morning Verdict
- Night Meetings
- Secret Origins
- The Other Half
- One-sided Argument
- The Other Side of the Wall
- Bloodless Night
- Rude Morning
- Fire and Ice
- The Last Guard
- The Corrupted Past
- Returned Mind
- Desperate Emotions
- Someone Else's Mind
- Screaming Blades
- Screaming Fists
- Screaming Revenge
- Standing Still
- Unchained Beast
- More Than Human
- Almost Human
- Childish Resistance
- Childish Dreams
- Burning Freedom
- The Recovered Truth
- Awakened Emotions
- Buried Emotions
- Misdirected Emotions
- Standing on Top
- Standing for One Minute
- Standing Room Only
- Prowling Beast
- Restrained Beast
- Reluctant Beast
- Mindless Animal
- Living Dirt
- Childish Growth
- Childish Beliefs
- Childish Thoughts
- Sealed Freedom
- Modified Freedom
- Internal Freedom
- Pick Your Partner
- First Steps
- The Unwanted Gift
- Morning Without the Sun
- Arrival
- Death's Winnings
- Death's Excitement
- Death's Entertainment
- Death's Assurance
- Death's Bet
- Strengthening Resolve
- Silent Progress
- Alone on the Void
- Silence Doesn't Stand
- Peak Walkers
- Walking Titans
- Confronting Hades
- The Crawling Fear
- Clouded Minds
- Troubled Ground
- Motives
- Using the Past to Hide the Present
- The Wall that Protects
- Waking the Titans
- Moving Pieces
- Conspirators
- Darkness Rising
- Forced Resolution
- Tempted Strength
- False Turns
- The Rising Tides
- Loss of Control
- The Ring of Control
- Seeking Answers
- Leftover Answers
- Sneaking Shadows
- Child at Play
- Crawling in the Dark
- Carving a Hole
- Art of the Con
- Child of Lies
- Childish Games
- Rewind 2
- Isolation
- Delusional Fantasies
- Walking Away
- Failed Expectations
- Denied Expectations
- Forced Expectations
- Twisted Expectations
- Shifting Lines
- Shifting Patterns
- Shifting Desires
- Shifting Attacks
- Shifting Thoughts
- Science of the Theory
- Science of the Nature
- Science of the Hypothesis
- Science of the Resolve
- Science of the Attack
- Guardian's Answer
- Guardian's Stand
- Guardian's Memories
- Guardian's Turmoil
- Guardian's Struggle
- Polite Violence
- Vicious Excitement
- The Postcard
- Gathering Storm
- Mounting Troubles
- Stirred Thoughts
- Accepting the Fallen Pieces
- Dawn Approach
- Two Fists
- Tearing Down the Forest
- Falling in the Forest
- Fighting for One's Self
- The Weakling
- Uneven Ground
- Striking Shadow
- Sealing Innocence
- Lost Comrades
- Phantoms
- Reality of Fiction
- Product of Despair
- Hidden Blade
- One Second to Breathe
- Phobetor's Walk
- Cracking
- Fragile Steel
- Blood Soaked Night
- Fists' Answer
- The Debate of Fists
- Forceful Wills
- Calculated Risk
- Knocking Down
- The Stronger Flame
- Flickering Flame
- Fueling the Fire
- The Caged Inferno
- Night's Struggle
- Treading Between Lines
- Time Limit
- Demanding Answers
- Silent Approach
- Understanding the Answer
- Approaching a Settlement
- Difference in Reasons
- One Tree in a Forest
- Understanding Each Other
- Reasons for Action
- Lies in the Truth
- Crack the World
- Room of Deceit
- Breaking Through
- Intrusions
- Questioning Resolve
- Choosing Paths
- Dividing Paths
- Captured Souls
- Third Stage
- Stubborn Resolve
- Labyrinthine Doubts
- The Birth of a Man
- The Depth of Loss
- Blind Swings
- A Tall Tree in the Forest
- A Fighting Mind
- Waking Mind
- Test Strike
- Strained Thoughts
- Boiling Turmoil
- The Nobler Path
- Right of Wrong
- Side of the Just
- Righteous Flames
- Disciple of War
- Reception for the Uninitiated
- Struggle by Threads
- The Darkness of Innocence
- Looming Uncertainties
- Uneasy Greetings
- Rewind
- The Façade
- The New Road
- Strangers in a Strange Land
- Seeking Atlantis
- The Looming Fog
- A Blue View
- Departure
- Second Meetings
- The Decision
- Decision Time
- Invitation to Gather
- Intrusion of the Uninvited
- Unspoken Words
- Longing Thoughts and Heavy Thoughts
- A Tiger's Pride
- Growth
- Working Alone as a Team
- Emotional Control
- Biting the Hand that Feeds
- Tricks Revealed
- A Magician's Trick
- Breakdown of Words
- Alone in the Crowd
- Repeated Words
- Spent Days of Youth
- The Sibling Link
- Dome of Safety
- Rebuilding the Broken
- The Farewell
- That Which has been Forgotten
- Blood Stained Shadow
- Blood Under the Wicked Moon
- Grave Intentions
- The No Thinking Plan
- The Porcelain Stare
- The Returning Departures
- The Dreamer's Wish
- Staring Down the Beast
- Living in the New World
- Reborn
- The True Awakening
- The Soul of My Brother
- To Challenge Those That Threaten
- Splitting the Dream
- Strength of the Blind
- The Sealed Vault Opened
- Family Matters
- Calm Before the Storm
- Black and Blue
- Fading Light
- Never Forgotten
- Running Wild
- The Fantasy You Want
- Strange Meetings
- Child No More
- The Beast in the Forest
- Shadows that Scream
- Stranger Still
- Trouble in Different Packages
- Strength to See
- Shattered Thoughts
- Gushing Imagination
- Secret Lives
- The Little Things
- Lost and Found
- Far Enough
- Those Above
- Matter of Self
- Unbroken Bonds
- The Warning
- Dropout Priest
- Shattering Earth
- Against Logic
- The Echoes of Nothing
- Faded Echoes
- Not So Divine
- The Watcher
- Return with Answers
- Pieces that Remain
- My Brother's Keeper
- Promises
- Waking the Courage
- Forgotten Child
- The Broken Watch
- All Short One
- Learning by Error
- Don't Think
- Dream Void
- Kasou-ryoku
- Short One
- Troubled Joy
- Routines
- Inheritance
- Subconscious
- The Cracked Seal
- Blood Tinge
- A Fantasy of Reality
- Hidden Shield
- Stained Sand