A Rainbow Friends AU.
Orange feels like an outcast. He's the only one that remembers that one fateful day where everything went wrong and his life before that. He wants to tell the other Rainbow Friends, but he can only imagine how upset they would...
As I write this chapter, I realize that I may be procrastinating on the plot development. I'm getting there. Chapter five will have the long awaited...discussion. (By discussion I mean everyone trying to communicate their feelings but it turns into a soppy mess.)
Warnings: Violence described in detail, ☠️death of minors, also described in detail.
Cyan turned back around to walk down the stream, now fully paying attention to her surroundings, intent on finding the one human who kept managing to evade her.
She passed underneath the bridge, where she could hear Blue crossing over it.
His big footsteps sounded faster paced than usual, and he was growling. He must have seen something by the ferris wheel.
She turned back towards the green tower and passed it, barely giving it a glance as she passed.
Cyan could feel the underlying excitement of being able to explore this new place, but pushed it down, knowing that she still had a job to finish.
She paced around, now passing the hedges and turning towards the entrance.
She assumed that there were still two of the humans left, judging from the ones she had seen, and there was no sign of either as she trudged around, scanning the area.
She was just starting to assume that Blue had maybe caught the final ones when one dashed right in front of her while she was circling back around to the blue building, which Cyan was left to assume was called "Blue's Castle."
They rushed past and into the castle. Cyan only hesitated for a moment before giving chase.
It was a different human than the one that had gotten away from her twice, but she was perfectly happy with the opportunity that she had.
She followed it through the curved hallway, lined with few decorations but a lot of blue. It quickly opened another door and ran into the next room.
Cyan wasted no time in following them, knocking the door open so hard that it slammed into the wall beside it with a long slam.
The human paid no attention to the large throne in the middle of the room, and continued to run straight past.
Although Cyan had to admit that the human was quite fast, so was she. She found herself catching up to them as they ran out the back door and down the stairs.
