Ocean Fall Piers: A Short Story

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It was night time in Ocean Fall Piers where The Black Lions concluded their search of the Crimson knight. Rin say’s “Another empty lead (sigh), I thought for sure the we got him.” Fredric stated, “How do we know that he is real and not a person the king created to struck fear in the heart of his enemies.” Mogath replied “There is one proof that he exists His mansion.” October say’s “The hospital had someone bring in a wounded person this someone was the Crimson knight and the wounded person went by the name Edward. That was almost a week ago.” Pitou didn’t say anything during the conversation. But after a short while three people entered the inn it was a girl (Aki) with white hair and ocean -blue eyes and a man (Donatello) with blonde hair

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