Travel Stories
Abo is good, huh, Kay?

Arborite. He did not even want to change his appearance to be pleasant to look at. While continuing to spit out various gestures, whose eloquence of pronunciation really opened up new horizons of grammar, he kept going around and checking the circle of tattoo ornaments that trapped him even though it seemed to be without any obvious results. He even tried to destroy the linoleum floor with his ability, but it seemed that the ornament even negated every ability he had. It took him almost 2 days to make him sit helplessly on the floor, without any ability, even just to cuss.

Kay and Rayna, who prefer to continue on with various other things including arranging the house, eventually come closer when they see the powerless flagging Arborite.

"Huh, remember if I was here, you two? That wretched boy is ungrateful!"

"Abo, if the old mouth and the face full of wisdom you wear now will only be used for cursing, I choose to learn to move things. At least can help Kay.." Rayna's reply was fierce.

The figure in the circle just sighed and chose to turn his body, turning his back to Kay and Rayna who came. His figure seemed completely helpless, but somehow, in Kay's shadow, Arborite looked like a boy who was sulking and sulking because his desire was not obeyed. Which caused an amused feeling in his heart...

"You calm down, Bo?" kay sighed after he was able to struggle and suppress the tickle of laughter that had arisen due to the wild imagination of his previous mind.

"It's not calm actually. I'm running out of ways to get out of this cursed circle." said Arborite growled without hiding the fatigue in her voice.

"Your father is really something else if you ask me. This seal is completely different from many types of seals I have ever known. At a glance earlier, I thought this was the Magilingan Chakra, the 10th dimensional power summoning and destruction diagram that would be able to destroy even a cursed existence like me. But it wasn't. There are some things missing..."

"This 10th dimension is what Bo?"

"Don't call me by that name!" sergeant Arborite was fierce while turning his body quickly and glaring at Rayna.

"Hiks, Kay.." she said as she tried to hide behind Kay's bada.

"Huh, I even feel tired just to yell at you, Ray... Ah, never mind, may there be no other bad things." sighed Arborite softly. It seems he was really tired.

Kay was only able to sigh heavily. He had no ability to do anything to free her. His proposal to destroy the symbol by damaging the floor was strongly opposed by Arborite.

"We don't know what this is, boy, and without enough knowledge, it would be better to leave it intact until we know what it really is. At least so far, all these damned circles can do is lock up and negate my abilities..."

This plausible explanation eventually stopped Kay from destroying the floor with a large hammer that she found in the tool cabinet behind the house.

"Maybe it would be better if you explained more about the world in your view, Rite. I'm really a dumb beginner who needs to learn for now." Kay said slowly as she pulled up a chair and tried to get closer to the circle.

"Well, you can get into the loop, boy, and right, you stupid rookie. You've been in and out of this symbol before, so you already know it's harmless to you!" sergeant Arborite was fierce when he saw Kay sitting outside the circle.

Kay laughed wryly hearing this. Seeing what had happened to Arborite earlier, he developed a feeling of reluctance to approach the circle.

"Already, Bo. Story ah.." said Rayna.

The gnarly ghost simply ignored Arborite's plot as she chose to sit on the floor, leaning against the chair Kay was sitting on.

"Ah, stop. I think I can go anywhere too." said Arborite slowly.

"Okay, I'll explain a little bit of what I know with the language you can accept, boy." he said as he tidied up his matted hair while looking at Kay gently.

"You already understand about the rest of the human soul being restrained and chained to the world because of their strong desires and feelings before dying. You've also met those who developed into powerful entities with traits that are dangerous even to living humans." explained Arborite as she chose to stand up and walk towards the table in the middle of the circle. And for whatever reason, he seemed to get a little of his ability back as he got closer to the center of the symbol.

The surrounding air rippled in waves of dim light that fluctuated in the beautiful light spectrum as the old Arborite's display transformed into the figure of a dazzling demon youth, just like his form when they first met. If Kay doesn't know that the circle negates Arborite's abilities, Kay will definitely think that the old demon is trying to act mysterious and dramatic.

"And why are you smiling with such teary eyes, Ghost Bucin?!!" his salute when he finally sat leaning against the table. It seemed that he was not even aware of his own physical changes.

"Don't you know, Abo what the hell is that?! Ugly knows! Coolest dude!!!" reply Rayna fierce.

"Remind, Bo. Continue!" sahut Kay without trying to give the slightest chance of quarrel. This information is too valuable and rarely does Arborite want to provide information like this for free.

Arborite just glanced, and she continued her explanation and let go of the opportunity to lambast when she saw Rayna starting to lean her head against Kay's thigh on the chair.

"Arwah, a curious ghost, or a collection of astral energy - in your opinion it is a 10th dimensional inhabitant. The alternate space created by the Creator for this immovable entity"

"Just like me too, Bo?"

"No. You and I are deviations from God's world, though I am because of my curse and you exist because of insolence." said Arborite viciously replying to Rayna's question, which was answered with a sneer by the beautiful ghost.

"Wait, if you're not a 10th dimensional creature, then why would this trap you, Rite?"

"What?"

"The original creatures of the 10th dimension are not human spirits, Kay. They are creatures created from fire and various elements by the Creator, Son. Those who are as old as creation itself. Those who possess various abilities and abilities with dazzling power and are able to destroy Humans in various ways without effort, and although I am not as old as creation, I have the same ability... His legal justice is indisputable, Kay.." replied Arborite quietly.

"I don't know about Rayna, but the potential power she has because of your mistakes, I can't even see the end of it. This may not be something I know for sure, but I don't want to take any chances" he continued.

Hearing all this, even Rayna's mouth could only gape as a sharp sigh of interest from Kay. Though not spoken clearly, the two of them were aware, Arborite gave Rayna the opportunity to continue on, even if it meant destruction for herself.

"I'm tired, Kay. I just want to go home." sighed Arborite heavily.

Kay breathed a heavy sigh when she saw that she was immersed in a variety of negative feelings that were very torturous. His overall interaction with the young pretentious old demon did make the bond between them even stronger. And when looking at Arborite who is usually nosy, sharp-mouthed and arrogant it can be as hopeless as it is today, inevitably make him wonder, he said, what kind of mistake could make Him punish such a small spirit??!

"Ah, stop... Complaining is useless. I just need to do my best and hope, hopefully eventually He will and will give way for me to go home" he said after some time, break the silence created without any of them wanting to break the silence.

"Eh?!"

"And why are you a teary-eyed bucin ghost like that??!"

Rayna could not answer. Tears poured down from both eyes that shone like the stars that morning. His body trembled holding the sobs that were stifling in his chest. He remained unable to speak as the ripples began to surge and his constantly trembling figure began to thin and disappear into nothingness.

And now replace the agape Arborite looking at this scene...

"What's wrong with that woman??!"

"Leave it, Rite... Maybe he's PMS again." said Kay wryly. He himself is also struggling with his own feelings and desperately trying to hold it all.

"PMS that head of yours, boy! No matter how great, he was still not a complete human being! You're an PMS." rink Arborite.

"Hmmm? Not a complete human being? Meanin?"

"Aaaaaa. a. ahh, I mispronounced!" sahut Arborite again while starting to try to busy themselves by looking back at the symbol on the floor. As much energy ignored Kay who saw him with a questioning look.

"Rite??!"

"Nope. We done talking about it."

And it seems that Arborite really doesn't want to talk about it at all. He continued to avoid and chose to shift the conversation to various things no matter what Kay did or said.

"Urgh, you uncontrollable old demon!" rutuk Kay after almost 4 hours of conversation they did not touch anything that he wanted to clarify from Arborite's previous statement. The laughing face of Arborite who was pretending to research the symbols on the floor was really frustrating.

"Suppose I'm wrong, boy. Forget what I said. You still have a lot of things you need to work out here." she replied when it seemed Kay's frustrated face managed to cause pity in her heart.

Damn, it seems that I have become too soft-hearted because of too much hanging out with this stupid boy, Inner Arborite

"I just want to know, Rite..."

"And you'll know when the time is right, son, but it's not now. Don't go in a direction without a way back, Kay. Soon, you will find out why.." she retorted quietly without fully being able to hide the faintly wrapped poignant feeling in her voice.

Kay looked at him as a flickering of intense guilt and regret, appearing to appear in Arborite's eyes, though as fast as lightning, the young man's figure immediately turned his face away. Wild conjectures play into mind as Kay tries to relate the various things going on around Arborite, but is it possible...?

"Go, Son... Find out where this symbol is. The longer I stay away from my dimension, the weaker I become..."

Kay was only able to look at a figure who seemed reluctant to see her any longer at this moment. Various conjectures and thoughts that continue to excel in his mind are not able to get a satisfactory answer. But Arborite wouldn't even look at him.

Damn, damn, damn!!!

Kay got up and out of the room with the weight of her mind growing heavier with no way out.

Shit, if only Ray was here...