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Hamakis first Vision

Jul 14th, 2016
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  1. Hamaki slept soundly, not feeling anything or even waking up as Tatsuo began the surgery, leaving her within her own dreams, most of them making no sense and soon making her forget about them, except of one that appeared as ominous, though real as it possible could been due to what was within it allowing her to memories it.
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  3. Within the dream, Hamaki was left in darkness with orb in the distance that emitted light while hovering in the air, what strangest part being a familiar, outline of female, horned figure standing with as it appeared their arms crossed either in front or behind her. The ookami narrowed her eyes while trying to see some of the details, though failing.
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  5. Her ears perked up as the figure began speaking. " Hello young one... last time we didn't have alot of time to speak together though this time I see we have bit more... as mentioned before I wanted you to prove to me, though I haven't explained what you will get in return. Not only be it my name but any knowledge I posses along with power I once controlled...all for proving to me that you are worthy of bearing our family's name...and with it, having my presence around to assist and lend you my wisdom."
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  7. "You might think its not important, this is why its an offer and not order, you are given free will if you desire to listen to me or not. I wish the best for you and others, after all I wish to see our family to propsere and not wither as it did before, it was too often when it was on verge of extinction. Be this as my involvement, one I should have made within the time I was alive...I hope you do understand and you will accept my offer, only wish for the best of our family..." the figure said before sighing and soon turning around with their arms lowering and with light partly flashing through large hole between their shoulders just as the figure began dissapearing and the dream ended, leading to another nonsense one.
  8. (Hamaki I. Ryozo)
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