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The girl of white dresses was gone. She wore black from head to toe. She had nothing of color except the blood stians on her face and her blood covered hands. Her eye glazed with the ice of death. She sat on a cog of a grand machine.One of the aura finally came into sight. He was a boy of sixteen with gold locks hair choped off. His eyes were gray looked forward aimlessly. He was tall and fragile. He looked broken down. The second aura was that of his twin sister with her black hair locks and ocean green eyes.Her eyes would only look towards the dismayed brother of hers. Her voice sang the cruelty in melody. They stood on a platform of the grand machine. The were moving slowly behind the girl. Suddenly boy's platform stopped. A big crash in the machine happened.The girl looked back to see his cold body lying in a pool of his own blood.The girl screaming in pain, her wanting for him to be back was in vain. The was another explosion. In a blink of the girls eyes the boys sister was in her personal pool of blood lying near her brother. The girl tried to run back to them,but the wheel were turning, cogs were forcing her to be pushed forward. life moves on....

A girl of the age of seven, dressed in white,but covered with black and white. She plays with some people she has a feeling she knows, their warm nature surrounds,but she can't not see them to recognize them. They play throughout the park, every step she takes earsed by a unknow force.

They come to a slide that she knows all too well. The slide is frightening to her at times but she feels the auras reassuring her everything alright. As she slipps down the slide she notices it turns into a black endless hole. She tries her best to get up, to reach out, but she can't, it's no use.They try to reach out to her, they're aura surrounding her arm, but they are disappearing.They're warm aura is gone. Poof. She forget what holding on to her and lets go,and keep falling down the hole of endless nightmares and fears.