CHAPTER 2:   Thank you very much to the subscribers, and even those that just browsed the story. =] Right now, university has made stuff very hard for me, and because of the ending semester here in the Philippines [I'm a Filipina by the way. <3] I have so much to do, like an 8-page argumentative paper and 4 unit submission all to be passed 12 hours from now. But because of you who are waiting for the next update, I tried to squeeze in an update today. So, thank you, really. You guys are my inspiration.   So much for that long note, I hope you like this new update, everyone. Please do subscribe and comment! <3 THANK YOU AGAIN!   P.S. Anyone wondering what D.O. meant with his words about Kai in the previous chapter? It's going to be answered here! =]   = = = =   Soundtrack: Kim Jaejoong - Forgotten Season     A soft glimmering illuminated everything that Kai saw as he stood in front of a beautiful tree.    It was a special tree, really.   Its trunk and branches were gold in hue, its thin leaves swaying slightly to the breeze that was blowing. It was steady on the ground, some of its roots showing above the surface of the ground where it stood.   But it would have been more beautiful if it wasn't only half a tree standing.   The young man braved a few steps closer to the tree, his hand touching the trunk very gently. As his eyes travelled along the tree's length, a sigh escaped his lips.   He remembered very clearly the story of how this tree became how it is. It was the fight that ensued between them and the beginnings of the Red Eye of Evil Force that compelled him, and eleven more men of legend, to cut the tree in half and create two planets to house it. They knew that this should not be done, for the tree cannot sustain life only as a half. But they knew that once the enemy gets hold of the full tree, all life will be lost.   For the first time in his existence ever since he woke to his legendary responsibility, he felt powerless. His heart hurt because of how they, the legends, must protect the tree. They had to separate and live in two different worlds, two different dimensions. They can never stand at the same land, nor look at the same sky, and they could not communicate with each other. If they do, the Red Eye will take advantage of it, and everything will become worse.   He silently wished that the tree finally meets its other half, no matter how hard it might seem. He wanted to see the tree once more as a whole, beautiful, strong, and alive. He closed his eyes as he tried to imagine the tree once more, and sighed as he opened his eyes to look at it again.   "The tree will not change no matter how long you look."   A breathy male voice made Kai jump and look behind him, only to find a man wrapped in a ashy grey cloak standing. His face was calm and composed, his feminine features s