"Oh seriously, it's been raining every day lately... I like the night, but I find it a bit depressing," I thought to myself as I was being tricked and rainwater got in my eyes. I spotted a small pebble and started playing with it like any normal teenager would, where, I think? While I was completely lost in thought, I heard a voice from behind me: "Sir Kaiser, is that you?" He caught me off guard by calling me by my old name, even though I'd tried to hide. Anyway, I started to examine him. He was just a silhouette. A white silhouette and a blurry face with nothing else, but then, can we say he's naked?... It's rather strange. I don't like it, but hey, to each their own, as they say. It's clear he wants to hide his identity, and his energy doesn't belong in our world, but most importantly, he's very strong; I can feel it.
"I don't know who you are, and frankly, I don't want to know. But if you value your life, this is the last time you call me that. I won't repeat myself."
"Ah, I'm sorry. I'll make sure never to use that name again, but well, I don't know if you're capable of killing me," he said with a small, "Anyway, enough joking around. I have some important information for you."
"Hmmm, no, I don't think so. You can go home. Thanks for the effort, anyway."
"Are you sure? So you don't want to know where Lina is?" Those words chilled me to the bone. I wanted to kill him on the spot, but I'd just be wasting my time. He doesn't seem so easy to kill.
"Hey you," I said calmly, unleashing my numinous energy, "if I ever judge that you're lying to me, I'll kill you, got it?"
"Come on, let's calm down. I wouldn't dare lie to you, you know. In any case, if you want at least a chance of finding her, go to the crime capital, "ENDA," and protect a girl named "LILITH." Maybe you'll find her there."
"Before I know whether I'll believe you or not, why are you telling me this?"
"Why, you ask? Well, it's simple: you're an anomaly, and I think that could become very interesting." Oh, and don't forget, I'll make sure this whole thing ends in a fight between the two of us. And if you don't want to, claiming you have no reason, he dropped his relaxed tone for a moment and said, "I'll give you a good one, believe me." He resumed his relaxed tone and said, "Of course, see you later."
And with that, he disappeared.
"Well, I guess I'll have to go to that crazy town," I thought to myself.