(Yee) 

(Timeskip?) 

The Narrator is not sure how far to time skip, but the time has been skipped. So... uh? The Narrator guesses they can see the end of the forest? 

Sure lol.

Echo said, "Oh! Look, the end of the forest." 

10/10 great dialogue. 

"I know." 

Echo and Lyre continued to follow. 

Echo looked around, trying to see where exactly they where. 

(Not... really oof) 

(Idk maybe Echo's siblings can find them? I guess that gives Time the chance of meeting them lol) 

After about a few feet of walking out of the forest, there was a yell. 

"This way! I can sense her this way!" 

Echo paused, a look of recognition crossing her face. 

"Hey! Hey, we're over here!" Echo yelled. 

"Stay in that area, okay?" 

"Okay!" 

 

It didn't take quite long for them to see a few people starting to run in their direction. 

One was quite tall and looked on the more mature side. His hair was a muddy coloured version of silver cyan, and he seemed to have quite a bit of muscle. He had some burn marks noticeable on his arms, hands, and neck. 

The other one was extremely similar-looking to Echo, the only main difference being that he was much taller and his body being masculine. Like Echo, he wore a blue hoodie, except the blue was more of a darker shade. 

Then there was an albino kid, seeming to have the time of his life running full speed. Unlike the others, he didn't have wings or really looked much like them. He did have noticeable sharp fangs, though, as he grinned. 

The first one to crash into Echo was the one who looked similar to her, but it didn't take but a second for the other two to do so as well. While basically crushing the teen in a hug, they were rapidly speaking in a different language, the albino highlighting some words with Russian. 

Above them was the cawing of a very annoyed-sounding crow, which landed beside the group and shifted into an extremely tall, extremely intimidating, and extremely goth lady. She immediately glared at Time, disgust of his presence showing clearly, her cold blue eyes narrowing.

Upon further inspection of the lady, she was paler than the albino kid, her body so skeletal, sickly, and fragil-looking that possibly one punch would snap her entire body in half. As well, she was unnaturally tall to the point of where it looked painful for her to walk. Surprisingly, she looked pretty young, maybe nineteen or twenty. Her hair was most definitely dyed black, and she most definitely didn't have the most friendly expression on her face. 

The cynical lady towered over Time, her tone holding extreme hostility and suspicion. 

"Who the h-e-double f(censor, because Silence needs to chill out on the cursing) are you?!" 

This lady... must be Silence... 

You know, Echo's earlier description of her sister... makes more sense now. 

Echo couldn't see what Silence was doing at the moment, so Time's on his own with this one. Good luck, buddy. 

 

"Important to decide if I should hurt you or not." 

One of the boys, the one real similar to Echo, said, "Hey! Be nice to him!" 

Silence and the boy exchanged some words in the other language, Echo adding in some things once she realized what was happening. 

Silence didn't back off, though, but instead was still analyzing Time with a disgusted look. 

The group hug was now over.

As Time was studying the others, he could probably notice them in more detail now. 

The mature-looking one had more than noticeable burns. He had scars running along his arms and hands, and he had a friendly but tired smile on his face. His eyes were a soft blue with white pupils, his pointed ears sticking out from under his hair. There was a faint, circular scar on the middle of his forehead, looking almost like... a bullet hole. He was dressed in a casual manner, but something about him (other than his messy, frizzy hair) spoke some sort of organized neatness. 

The boy similar to Echo was grinning in the most welcoming manner, pure sunny optimism basically radiating from him. His tired eyes were just a tad bit more silver than Echo's, but only noticeable if one was to stare long enough, and his hair held the frizzy, thick, and wavy quality like Echo's. Unlike Echo, he stood straight like a soldier and had some sort of contagious confidence to him. 

The albino kid was staring straight at Time with his platter-large, curious but wise eyes. His smile was creepily friendly enough to possibly cause a chill to go down one's spine. It was almost as if he was showing off his large fangs on purpose. His clothing seemed too big, the sleeves and bottom of his shirt going down to his legging-clad knees. He seemed completely unblemished, a vibe of... childish but mature coming off of him. His pale hair was tied back by a ruby ribbon that matched his eyes. 

Echo quickly went to Silence's side and said, "Time, this is my sister, Silence! Silence, this is my friend, Time!" 

She was trying her best to break the hostile air Silence had created. Echo had a very awkward smile, and an almost pleading look on her face that read as "please don't fight". 


 

"Hmph." 

Silence's expression didn't change, but she stepped back a bit. 

"Oh, where are my manners?" the mature guy said in the strongest British accent that would most definitely knock one off guard. "I'm Jay, the oldest brother. Pleasure to meet you." 

"Adrik," the albino kid shrugged. 

The boy similar to Echo came up and held out his hand for a handshake. 

"Name's North! I'm Echo's twin brother! Nice to meet you, Time!" 

Silence rolled her eyes and somewhat scoffed. 

North shrugged, "Oh, that's just how she is sometimes." 

Echo finished with, "She's nicer once you get to know her." 

Silence made a face and muttered something.