Capítulo 2: .
The cold air was screaming in Moon's eyes, but this was one of the days that she felt lucky for the helmet of thick curls that protected the rest of her head. Nearly every day was one of those days, now that she thought about it - the place the planets had chosen to settle, Tory, was always sort of gloomy and mysterious. Of course, this was all the better, since it was easier to cover things up whenever a few, uhm, 'accidents' happened. Which was quite often, Moon noted, since someone (chough, water spirits, chough) had quite an attitude. Besides, to her, the fog had a sort of unspeakable comfort, even though it was cold, there was some sort of wonder in the haze that seemed to be drifting around morning, day, and night. As if you could get lost in it and never come back.
It always made Moon feel like she wasn't helplessly trapped in Tory. In reality, she was.
Because long ago, or 3 years ago, to be exact, the planets had been sealed here. She could not leave the magical barrier unless Terra was with her.
Okay, no, wait, rewind yet again. Little was known about the curse, but it referred to the cliffs and sea that surrounded Tory - the barrier could not be crossed unless the host - the planet that was connected to another planet - was with Moon - and in this case, the Host was a girl named Terra, about her age. Terra was the embodiment of Earth, like how Moon herself was the embodiment of Earth's Moon. She could not leave the barrier unless Terra was with her. Only limited amounts of magic could be used inside the barrier. And there was a second problem.
Terra did not remember anything, not a single flash or dream, about the planets, their powers, or their curse. Maybe it was a side effect of walking on yourself as an embodiment of yourself. Uh. I wouldn't know.
But Moon had never even talked to her.
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