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Before reading, please read the Review Topic for some important information.Chapter 1- BlackI opened my eyes. There was wreckage all around me. I remembered another life, a life of... I could not remember much, as black shadows blotted out most of my memories- The same shadows in my heart. But what I did see was light. A faint feeling of warmth and purity. Then... a great darkness came, and my memories ended there. I looked around.I noticed the air was stagnant. I saw several beings, all of them dead. Then I caught a glimpse of my reflection in a puddle of fluid. Those corpses... all had the same face as me. Panic seized my heart. No, no, this can't be real. Why are these dark impulses in my heart? Why am I here? I- I don't understand! I can't remember my past, but I know it wasn't anything like this? Where am I? What's happening? Why can't I remember? This can't be real. It has to be a dream. Wake up. Yes, wake up, Takanuva. Wait- Takanuva? Is that my name? Yes, my name is Takanuva. I remember that now. But what the karzahni is going on here? Calming down, I took another look. There was a complex machine, one that I could not hope to understand. Curiosity got the better of me, and I took a closer look, ignoring the sheer rage coursing through my mind. The machine, it still had a spark of power. I focused my light power, trying to get enough light to examine it further. But instead of light, a bolt of shadow shot out of my hand and destroyed the control panel. Before I could consider the changes that had occurred, I felt a strange sensation. I was moving. I found myself on a strange island. I realized that I must have activated some sort of teleporter and transported myself to an unknown location. Examining my armor, I noticed that it was not white and gold, but black and gray. I quickly pushed those disturbing thoughts from my mind and looked around. Right up against the eastern shore of the island was a door of sorts. I felt strangely compelled to escape, leave this place, which reeked of death, as if the land itself had died. And so, surrendering to my instincts, I walked out the door, and into a whole new world.
