"I don't want to go." The others tried to convince Autumn to meet Kazu, but rather than listening she locked herself up in her room the entire day. No one has been able to reason with her since then. Not even her ghosts has been able to reason with her not less go inside her room. What irked her was knowing that she was could remember nothing about her life before she arrived. She only remembers waking up to a house filled with people and ghosts acknowledging her as their master, from what she's understood then it's possible that she never belong there in the first place.       "Perry, did we do something wrong." She could hear the whispers of those outside, she knew they were worried and she blamed herself for causing their worries. She sat by the door and bowed he head in sadness.

        A woman walked into the room as everyone took cover, she glanced at the room and wondered what went wrong, she turned to leave the room when suddenly Kazu popped out in front of her. "Ah, its a Ghoul." The woman cried. She tried to run but there was nothing she could do. Kazu wasn't letting her go.            "Wait." Perry yelled. She ran towards the both of them, separating them, she smiled at Kazu and looked behind her. "It's Kazu." She said. The child ran towards him and hugged him as if he were her brother        Kazu couldn't believe his eyes when he saw he, but he was certain of one thing, he felt relieved at the moment knowing they were safe. "Perry." Kazu said. A bunch of people walked in after Perry walked in. "You must be Lord Charles." Kazu said.          "You must be Kazu." Charles said. "I've heard a lot about you, and am honored

"You mean the Mayor that was hanged after being accused of sorcery." They looked behind them. She was unable to catch a proper glimpse of their faces when automatically Autumn lowered her head, compared to when she first met the Seven continental leadrs at a mild discussion they we're much different this time. Their presence we're heavier with the Seven supreme leaders all present in the same room. As her body trembled, she looked behind her to find her subordinates and everyone in the room in the same situation except the remaining Leaders. Melanie, Charles, and Jay stood still and sneered at the rest as they came in.       "So this is the district responsible for the Chaos all around the world." A woman said. "To think that a small fraction as this would be responsible for so much chaos, how disgraceful." The woman said. She gazed at Autumn whose arms were unable to support her even while she leaned on the floor.   &nbs

Kazu nodded. "Yes, Perry, she may have forgotten but am confident she's the one." He says.  "Her locket, there was a letter on it, G, as in Greenville." He tells them. They were unsatisfied with just a letter as proof, Autumn seemed to doubt it as well, he had expected as much but not that she would also doubt him. "It seems you all don't believe me." They looked away, avoiding eye contact with him, he laughed at them and when he saw that Autumn also hadbthe same reaction he frowned. "You too?" He said in anger. Of course you would doubt me too." He yelled in anger. "I should had know better, I didn't expect that you would change this much that you would doubt me, I always thought that everything would be cleared once I help you all unite, but I want wrong. Its all his fault." He yelled at Aidan. Aidan who could do nothing but accept the blame did not talk back or try to defend himself from the accusation but rather acknowledged his faults.  &

The twins were out on a walk. The entire situation was nothing else but chaos to them, knowing that Autumn had her older brother they had proceeded to finding their families. Kazu had offered to help the meet with their families but at the moment it was risky to leave. The first thing on their list was to go disguised as someone else. "Do you think they would be glad to see us at least." Jay asked Melanie. Melanie who was already disturbed by this had no way to respond to his question.      "We'll just take a look and return, that's all. They don't need to see us and we don't need to see them, so there's nothing upsetting about it. We can also stay afar and see what they look like don't you think." Although she has said those words to comfort her brother she was the one in dying need of comfort, she was nervous and frightened and continuously thought about the back lash of accidentally bumping into their parents. 'Sure they might not be our real p