The day the Angels fell. Enter: Nanaomi & Luxanna!

"Supah Saiyajin." Nanaomi said, in her native tongue. She cleared her throat before speaking up yet again. "Super Saiyan. It's a form that transcends our base form. There are two levels that I know of, if this form. I've achieved the highest form known to me, Super Saiyan two." She said, her eyes staying closed as she steps up to the rip in space. On the edge of the abyss she would face forward, feeling the pressures from the other side escaping form another tear that felt, almost miles away. A soft sigh escaped her lips as her left hand shot out to stop Luxanna from going in. "Look carefully, and tell me what's wrong with this picture." She said, as Nanaomi's body powered up slightly, preparing something, but what could it be?

Nanaomi sighed in disappointment when she didn't understand. But, it was to be expected. As she kept her eyes closed, her body moved, seemingly elegantly and as if she could see all along. Though, honestly, it was largely luck at this point. The woman had grabbed hold of a rock and weighted it softly before tossing it into the rip in space. As it went in, it fell into the black abyss. Nanaomi would then speak up. "How about now?" She said as her hand started to caress the outside of the rip, feeling the very tear itself for clues as to how to get across the seemingly mile long gap of emptiness. As she did, she could feel a slight tug on her power. Nothing threatening or deathlike. But, in fact, a gentle tug that seemed well for lack of better words natural. Almost as if this thing needed to be fed.

Nanaomi could hear Luxanna scratching her own head. Perhaps she was being frusterated? "That's correct." She said, as she allowed her foot to go forward, finding there was nothing to stand on. "The reason I'm asking questions, and poking around like this is it's new. I've never seen anything like this before. And, it allows me to teach you, the power of observation. For instance, I've managed to surmise all of these things with out even looking at the hole." She said, her eyes still not yet open. The woman retracted her foot and took a deep breathe before she allowed a small amount of power to slip form her body. As she did, it was immediately eaten by the rip, causing a rickety, patched, almost broken concrete looking bridge to begin appearing across the abyss. As she retracted her power the bridge would retract as well. Nodding softly, as she felt the energy bridge appear and disappear with her very being. So, the tear required to be fed to actually bridge the gap between worlds. An interesting statement to behold. Perhaps this was the first hurdle. "So, how would you suppose we get across the gap?"

Nanaomi nodded softly as she spoke up. "Very good. So, we make a bridge to the other side. Are you ready to go?" She asked, her body taking a deep breathe before exhaling lightly. Her power would begin to spike slightly as she poured a fair amount of energy into the void. This caused an elegant, almost royal looking white bridge extend from where they were to the hole on the other side. She would, with out hesitation start walking forward onto the bridge. Her hands sliding into her pockets as she simply strolled forward. "Watch your step. It's a long way down." Nanaomi said teasingly. Her body strolling forward almost in a carefree strut as it were.

Nanaomi's ear twitched slightly before she spoke. "What's wrong?" She asked, her body still moving forward at an easy pace that Luxanna could keep up with. Her mind wandered slightly, interested in what they'd find on the other side. Her scientific curiosity was, more or less getting the better of her. It was true she was excited about this but it was more ways than one. On one hand she'd get to experience a whole new world. But on the other hand, she could test the limits of this new set of creatures to the utmost extent. What could they handle? What were they made of. And most importantly of all, could they make a good set of SS Soldiers. Nanaomi's carefree attitude did well to hide her true thoughts and feelings. But it certainty was evident she had a spring in her step about something. But what was it?