This is my OC/Fursona named Haru and Haru's name means spring in Japanese. I got the design and inspiration of my OC from Tama of World of Final Fantasy.

Name: Haru
Species: Magic Fox
Age: 12
Gender: Male
Keyblade: Starlight
Homeworld: Daybreak Town
Union: Anguis
Likes: Sea salt ice cream, adventure, hanging out with friends, peace, working with Gummi Ships, fly his Gummi Ship, play video games, singing, dancing, music, anime, cartoons, movies, reading books and manga
Dislikes: Selfish people, afraid of losing something that's important, arrogant people, racism, war, conflict, bullies, jerks, "scary" ghosts, "scary" insects

Haru is a bright, spirited, cheerful, energetic and smart fox who is 12 years old and a very skilled Keyblade Wielder and a brilliant tactician. He is a skilled hacker and a genius technician. He is an ace pilot, a skilled mechanic who has a passion for Gummi Ships and has an obsession with Gummi Ships. Haru is also a gifted dancer and singer.

Haru is a quick learner.

Sometimes people mistake Haru as a bunny rabbit because of his white fur and his large fluffy ears.

He has been a Keyblade Wielder since the age of 10. He is in the Anguis Union and one of Invi's students. Invi is the leader of the Anguis Union. Haru's mission is to fight the Heartless to gather Lux and protect the Light of the world.

However, as a downside of being a Keyblade Wielder, the Heartless use the Keyblade as a homing beacon, and thus Keyblade wielders are at constant risk of Heartless attacks at any time. Haru has to separate himself from his Keyblade so that he can conceal his heart, that way the Heartless won't be able to track Haru with his Keyblade. But that won't work for long.

Haru also has his own Spirit Chirithy, just like every Keyblade Wielder. The Chirithy are cat-like, anthropomorphic Dream Eaters and act as the Wielder's companion. They were created by the master of the Foretellers and oversee the Wielder's progress, putting them through trials but also offering advice and help so that they may get stronger. The Chirithy support all five Unions, and though they are not subordinates to the Foretellers directly, they work together with them to drive back the darkness. A Chirithy is bound to its Wielder; in the event that the Wielder succumbs to the darkness or vanishes, so does the Chirithy; causing them to transform into a Nightmare.

Spirit Chirithy are small Dream Eaters with grey fur accented by black stripes. The Chirithy have large spherical heads with small ears, narrow blue eyes and a white snout. A Chirithy's limbs are quite stubby, lacking distinct digits, as are their tails. Chirithy dress in a gold and blue cape that conceals their Spirit sigil on their back, while also bearing a small pink purse around their necks that bears the Lux emblem. Chirithy have the ability to appear and disappear in a puff of smoke, often times doing so to avoid interaction with individuals from other worlds. They also have a wide array of knowledge of both the worlds themselves and the Keyblade, being capable of teaching wielders how to access the Gates and reach other worlds, as well as how to use the Keyblade to unlock things. Chirithy has also displayed the ability to sense the pure Light of the Princesses of Heart. Chirithy are capable of discerning defining scents of both Light and Darkness. Chirithy has been known to show people the events taking place behind the scenes in Daybreak Town, in Haru's dreams.

Haru treat's his Chirithy like a family member because Haru cares deeply about him. Haru gave a nickname to his Chirithy, "Chi" for short cause every Keyblade Wielder has it's own Chirithy with the same name and Haru wanted to give "Chi" his own true name for himself because he is not just another Chirithy to Haru. The two of them are very close. They both like to eat Sea Salt ice cream together. The two of them have been together for 2 years since the day Haru became a Keyblade Wielder. Chi likes Haru's singing a lot. Chi is bad at making jokes. He lives with Haru and Chi is good at cooking.

Haru can wield the power of darkness with no danger but using the darkness is forbidden in the Foreteller's teaching's, so he hides it so that he wouldn't be considered as a traitor to his allies. Chi knows Haru's secret of his ability to wield the darkness and he will not tell anyone about it, not even the Foretellers because Chi doesn't want to lose the family that he never had before.

Before Haru became a Keyblade Wielder and living in Daybreak Town, he used to live in a quiet, peaceful seaside town. When he was 2 years old, he was lost in a forest that was close to the town, where the townspeople found him when they heard him crying. Haru had no recollection of his origins but the only thing he can remember is his name. Haru grew up in a orphanage, he didn't want to get adopted because he considers the children and the care takers of the orphanage his family, he had a nice life and helped out the orphanage when he was older. Ever since then, he was like a big brother to all the children in the orphanage. Once he was old enough to travel on his own, he left his hometown because he was eager to travel the outside world and find out about his origins. Thus, his travels led him to Daybreak Town.

Originally lacking any formal training, Haru's sword and magic skills comes from reading a book of magic sword training and developed his fighting style from his play-fighting days in his childhood (He started training at the age of 9). Haru bought the book from a travelling Moogle merchant (Apparently, he got it on a special deal so the book was quite cheap). He did this to prepare himself the day he was old enough to travel. Haru trained with a toy wooden sword.

Haru is a magic fox and because of that, it helped him learn magic more easily. It's thanks to his great affinity for magic. Haru also has a high spiritual resonance that allows him to see and communicate with spirits and other spiritual beings.

When Haru arrived in Daybreak Town, he suddenly passed out for no reason. In his dream, Haru finds himself in the Dive to the Heart on a Station that represents the five Unions - Unicornis, Leopardos, Anguis, Ursus and Vulpeus - Haru is asked by a mysterious voice and questions him: "Which Union does your heart belong to?", Haru answers by choosing the Anguis Union. Once Haru has chosen, the station is engulfed into darkness and it surrounds him, then it is quickly repelled by a light which turns out to be the Starlight Keyblade, the voice then describes the Keyblade to Haru "The Keyblade holds the power of light - the power to drive away the darkness". Haru is enveloped in light by his Keyblade and wakes up from his dream to find himself back in Daybreak Town. Upon Haru's awakening, Chi is the first being which Haru encounters after waking up from his dream, commending Haru's potential with the Keyblade and offering to explain everything that's going on. Chi reveals that Haru's pursuit of Light allows him to wield the Keyblade, and while Darkness is spreading it's up to Haru to use the Keyblade to stop it by collecting Light and in turn, saving the world. Then Haru fought against mysterious black shadow monsters with his Keyblade. After that, Chi says to Haru about the monsters he had just defeated are Heartless, Chi explains that the Heartless scour the world in pursuit of Hearts and spread the Darkness as they go and that the Keyblade is very effective against them. Moving on to his own role, Chi reveals that he's been assigned to watch over and support Haru, teaching Haru everything he will need to know and more. After a formal introduction, Chi mentions that Haru's Keyblade has room to grow, introducing the concept of Medals to Haru. A massive Corridor of Darkness opens, releasing a large Heartless into Daybreak Town. Although Haru summons his Keyblade to defend himself, he is easily overcome by the large Heartless. Before the large Heartless can finish him off, Haru is saved by his respective Foreteller, Invi, by the Union he belongs to; who forces the large Heartless back into the Corridor of Darkness and follows it in suite in order to destroy it. After that, Chi explains to Haru about the Foretellers and the Unions. After a formal introduction, Chi then sends Haru off to defeat some Heartless in the immediate area for some practice. After a short while, Chi informs Haru that Darkness has spread to other worlds, teaching Haru how to access the Gates in order to access these other worlds. Invi, watching Haru defeat countless Heartless throughout Daybreak Town, Invi approaches Haru and commends his abilities. However, Invi offers some words of wisdom in regard to defeating larger Heartless, suggesting that Haru combine his strength with fellow Union members and making his friends his power; leaving Haru to defeat a large Heartless alongside other members of the Anguis Union. After the large Heartless is defeated, Invi warns Haru that there are others who collect Light, but that not all among them share the same goal of bringing peace to the world; though Invi leaves it up to Haru to discern who walks the path of Darkness; leaving shortly thereafter.

Chi compliments Haru’s progress, ultimately deciding to tell Haru what he needs to know: "The world was pure darkness. But I was born into a radiant world enveloped in a brilliant light. From within that light, my master gazed upon me and smiled. Before he disappeared, the one who made me bestowed names on his six apprentices, and passed down the Book of Prophecies to five who came to be known as the Foretellers. The five read the manuscript, and were shocked by the final entry." "The fated land will be the batteground for a great war. Light will see defeat and expire, while Darkness prevails evermore." "They decided to draw on the powers of the book to prevent that from happening." Chi reveals to Haru that it is one of those powers that he is using, with the Medals acting as intermediaries. They used power from the future to protect the light from darkness, and tried to change the future that’s engulfed in darkness. Chi reminds Haru that even though the five Foretellers have the same goal, their wills differ, which is why Haru mustn’t lose sight of who he is.

One day, Haru is sitting in the Fountain Square of Daybreak Town, Haru is approached by Chi, who commends Haru's progress, but suggests that there's something that can make him even stronger. Revealing the Power Bangle, Chi explains that it will enable Haru to strengthen his Medals even more; asking Haru to give it a try. When Haru seems wary about the Bangle, Chi offers some encouragement and states that the Power Bangle is a gift. However, Haru doesn't seem comfortable with not giving anything in return for the Power Bangle, thus Chi asks that Haru simply keep it equipped and continue what he's doing; hoping that the Bangle will motivate Haru to do even better. Haru asks where did the Bangle come from and Chi says he got it from one of the Foreteller's Chirithy who is handing them out to every Wielder's Chirithy.

Haru's home world is Daybreak Town. He has his very own Gummi Ship. He's very enthusiastic and obsessive when it comes to Gummi Ships and enjoys to tinker with them.

Haru still stays in contact with the orphanage and frequently visits too.

After traversing the worlds on various missions, Haru returns to Daybreak Town, finding that a Gummi Ship had crashed in Waterfront Park. After a Moogle steals some Gummi Blocks for itself, Haru meets Donald Duck and Goofy, who recognize the Keyblade Haru is using and ask for Haru's help in recovering the Gummi Blocks, Haru agreed to help. While fighting the Heartless for Gummi Blocks in the Market, Haru is overcome by a group of Heartless. Mickey Mouse, guided by the Star Shard, intervenes and saves Haru, who informs him of Donald and Goofy's situation. Mickey introduces Haru to Chip and Dale, who he sends ahead with Haru to help Donald and Goofy reconstruct the Gummi Ship. Haru asked Chip and Dale if they could teach him about Gummi Ships cause he was really fascinated about Gummi Ships, Chip and Dale agreed. Haru learned a lot about Gummi Ships and Gummi Blocks from Chip and Dale. While alone, Mickey questions what it was that guided him to Daybreak Town, unaware that Invi is watching him from afar. With Chip and Dale's help, the Gummi Ship is restored, but because Donald prematurely launches the engine, the Gummi Ship readies for takeoff, though Mickey rejoins the group in time.

Haru is good at a lot of things but he also has some flaws and bad traits. Haru is not a very good cook and Chi has to be the one making the food at home. And he's not good at fishing either. Haru also has a fear of "scary" insects. And he's afraid of "scary" ghosts too.

Haru loves big, strong, muscular, sexy and attractive people and he gets very embarrassed and shy around them, but he can make himself stay calm and composed so that nobody knows he loves muscles and is embarrassed or shy around them. But with very close trusting friends, he will start showing signs that he likes muscles and he's embarrassed and shy around them.

He is a highly optimistic fox boy, choosing to think positively throughout his life, he possesses a strong sense of justice and a heart filled with kindness and compassion. At times, he is quick to anger when defending does he care about, but he is always sincere about what he says and does. He is an upbeat fox.

He is also quite sociable with other people. He is also quite caring and reassuring to his friends. Haru is occasionally able to see through others when they try to hide things, he does not reveal their secrets until the time is right.

Haru has a big heart and always opens his heart to other peolpe and cherishes the connections he has with them.

Haru has a personality that draws people to him, inspiring friendship and loyalty through acts of genuine kindness that could change a person's world view, weather the person is an ally or an enemy. He is thus able to build meaningful relationships, Haru deeply cherishes these bonds and will go to great lengths to protect them.

He believes he can accomplish any goal with enough hard work and perseverance, no matter how big the obstacle is or how long it takes to complete it. This guides him in many aspects of life. His belief in hard work and perseverance made him detest people who would use insincere, ruthless or destructive shortcuts to achieve their goals.

Haru believes that true relationships are made up of love rather than blood relations.

Haru has a typical brave and heroic personality, meaning he'll willingly risk his life for people he doesn't even know yet. He's extremely loyal to his friends, and has been shown to be extremely forgiving. He cares deeply about all of his friends and desires to maintain a strong relationship with all of them even when some of them act in a bad manner towards him. Haru seems to have a remarkable capacity to forgive, even to his sworn enemies.

He never judges someone of what they are, but by who they are and their actions. Haru tries to see the good in all people and believes that not every villain is a bad person cause they sometimes have a good reason for their actions. He always tries his best to understand and help them in some way and convince them to see their error of their ways and that is not too late to change and do the right thing. He prefers to have them as friends instead of being enemies. But if he can't convince a villain to be good, he won't hesitate to take them down.

He never jumps into things without thinking them through beforehand, he always thinks first before acting. He shows little tolerance for selfishness and arrogance, he doesn't like people who always act first before thinking, selfish and arrogant people, and the type who are "Fight first, ask questions later" people. Haru always tries to solve conflict without violence, he only uses violence as a last resort. And Haru doesn't like being friends with jerks.

Haru is extremely kind hearted. His kindness is noted by many people, and some see it as a weakness of his, as it will sometimes allow villains and evil doers to easily take advantage of him.

One day, new dangerous Heartless appear in Daybreak Town, Chi directs Haru to take on the new threat. While Haru is busy, Chi meets with another wielder's Chirithy - asking him how his wielder is faring. The other Chirithy explains that his wielder is indifferent and that he doesn't understand what's going on; with Chi offering some encouragement to his comrade. Accepting this, the other Chirithy remarks on how there are only five Unions, to which Chi states that they can't afford to lose any of them, meaning that they have to trust that their wielders will flourish. As Haru ventures back to meet with Chi after completing his mission, Chi congratulates him for doing an impressive job and tells him to take the rest of the day off. Chi then takes his leave, once again meeting with the other Chirithy - finding him collapsed on the ground. The other Chirithy reveals that his wielder had fallen to the Darkness and questions if this was the end for him. Morosely, Chi adds that they each share a connection with their wielders, and that should a wielder fall to Darkness, so shall their Chirithy. Accepting this, the other Chirithy lifts from the ground and fades from existence.

Following the disappearance of the other Chirithy, Invi appears to speak with Chi. Invi reveals that even though the Keyblade wielders are gathering Lux at an amazing rate but the Darkness is spreading even faster. With this, Chi asks if that means that there really is a traitor among the Foretellers, to which Invi states that she is not willing to believe that yet.

Haru is friends with a human male Keyblade Wielder named Ephemer, he's around the same age as Haru. Ephemer seeks to discover the truth behind the gathering of Lux and the structure of the World. Ephemer has curly, silver hair and blue eyes. He wears a white shirt under a black vest, dark grey pants, and black boots. He has a red scarf around his neck.

One night, when Haru was sleeping in his room in his house, he is shown a dream by Chi in which the Foretellers Aced, Ava, Gula, Invi and Ira are meeting with the Master of Masters in the Foreteller's Chamber - however before Haru can explore the dream, a Nightmare Chirithy puts a stop to it. When Haru wakes, Chi notes that the dream had caused Haru to toss and turn like crazy and advises Haru to try going back to sleep. Afterwards, Chi turns to the window and asks Nightmare Chirithy if he was the one to interfere. Nightmare Chirithy asks if Chi had shown Haru the dream and what it is that he is trying to do, to which Chi firmly states that it is the opposite of what his Nightmare counterpart is trying to do. Nightmare Chirithy then declares the two of them to be enemies before disappearing, prompting Chi to look to Haru and vow to protect him.

In the next day, Haru is sent to deal with a Heartless in Waterfront Park by the Moogle and Haru meets Ephemer, another Keyblade wielder - where he is bested by a Heartless; with Haru stepping in and helping Ephemer defeat the Heartless. Admitting that he'd gotten a little cocky, Ephemer introduces himself to Haru, and the two find that they are from opposing Unions. Even so, since Ephemer had been working on something outside of his Union for the day, he opts to explain his investigation to Haru in return for helping him out. Ephemer then reveals to Haru about the worlds they visit are merely projections and that the Lux they collect from them are actually from the world their in. In order to better explain himself, Ephemer elaborates that the worlds are connected by land, however it's impossible to reach them all, thus the mechanism that creates the projections allows them to collect Lux from faraway lands. Though he's still unsure how it all works, Ephemer assumes that it's the Book of Prophecies that's creating the projections. Furthermore, Ephemer voices his desire to know why wielders are fighting over Lux without knowing why - revealing that he'd come to learn that the reason is because the Unions all have different goals.

With this in mind, Haru explains a dream he'd had the night before. Intrigued, Ephemer suggests that the two of them investigate the room from Haru's dream. When Ephemer questions whether or not Haru knows where the room is, Haru confirms that he does and motions toward the Clock Tower, with Ephemer understanding and explaining that he'd been there a few times before, but he'd never found a way in. The two split up in order to find some way of getting in, with Haru eventually finding an entrance through the sewers located in a drained river.

After Haru leaves with Ephemer through the sewers, Chi appears and asks himself if Ephemer is Nightmare Chirithy's wielder. As Nightmare Chirithy materializes, he mocks Chi - only for Chi to notice that Nightmare Chirithy has gotten darker. Nightmare Chirithy commends Chi's perception and asks what Chi will do next - making note of how close Haru is getting to the truth and whether or not that's something Chi will allow.

As Haru and Ephemer proceed through the sewers, they're mobbed by Heartless - with Haru getting bested by a powerful Heartless on one occasion. Ephemer quickly defeats the powerful Heartless and heals Haru, joking that the two of them were now even. A crashing noise from ahead prompts Haru to proceed forward - only to be stopped by Ephemer, who suggests that they come back later - reasoning that it had taken them a long time just to get this far, and they still don't know how long it will take them to enter the Clock Tower and find the Foreteller's Chamber - so it's going to look suspicious to their Union Leaders if they're missing for too long. They promised each other to meet the following day, Ephemer parts ways with his new friend.

That night, after Haru returns home, Chi notices how happy Haru looks, asking if there's a reason for it. Upon learning that Haru has made a new friend, Chi mentions that he hears that having friends is nice, though he wouldn't know because he doesn't have any. With this, Haru assures Chi that he is his friend, much to Chi's surprise.

That same night, Ephemer ventures into the sewers alone - apologizing to Haru for breaking his promise before continuing his investigation. Before Ephemer can enter the Clock Tower however, he is confronted by Ava.

In the next day, living up to his promise, Haru waits for Ephemer in the Fountain Square the following day. However, as the hours pass by, it becomes more and more apparent that Ephemer is not coming. Towards the end of the day, Chi wanders into the Fountain Square and asks if Haru had been there all day, suggesting that they head home. This makes Haru wonder what had happened to Ephemer, to which Chi assures him that there must have been an important reason as to why Ephemer broke his promise. Chi recommends that Haru gives Ephemer the benefit of the doubt and not be sad, because when Haru is sad it makes him sad too - reminding Haru that they're friends and a family. Moved by what Chi had said, Haru picks Chi up and hugs him as he cries - shocking Chi.

At one point in Daybreak Town in another night, Haru has another dream. In the dream, Ephemer comes across Ava sitting alone in the Fountain Square, asking if he could join her. Taking notice of Ava's stressed demeanor, Ephemer asks if something had happened. Though Ava remains vague, she expresses her doubts about the Master's teachings regarding the competition between the Unions, she reminds Ephemer of what he'd asked her before - about why the Unions compete rather than working together and admits that she's always wondered the same thing. Ephemer becomes confused and voices how he'd thought that it was simply because the Master of Masters had said so. Ava confirms this, but explains that she's started to question things. Bringing up how Ephemer wanted answers in order to solve the mysteries of the world - Ava approves of Ephemer's desire to solve the mysteries of the world, as she reveals that she thinks that people questioning things and thinking for themselves is the way things should be. Ephemer is shocked and notes how Ava really isn't acting like herself and suggests that talking about the Book of Prophecies might cheer her up. Though Ava denies Ephemer - he claims that he had been joking, but either way Ava establishes that it'd be best if the Unions could work together and be friends. Ephemer then mentions he made a new friend from another Union earlier and that he was going to meet him again the next day. Admitting that it sounded like fun, Ava is pleased that wielders from other Unions could work together, she suggests that Ephemer head back home and get some rest in preparation. Before leaving, Ephemer asks that, while he doesn't know what's gotten Ava so down, he tells her to cheer up - which makes Ava smile. After Ephemer leaves, Ava is relieved to know the world following the Keyblade War would be entrusted to young Keyblade wielders who share Ephemer's perspective.

As the dream continues, Ephemer meets Haru in the Fountain Square as they were originally meant to - apologizing for being late by saying that there was something important that he had to take care of; asking for forgiveness. Ephemer and Haru then proceed into the sewers in the dream, where Ephemer leads Haru to the location they were meant to continue their investigation from. However, when Haru does not appear ready to proceed, Ephemer reveals that he'd had a feeling this might be the case. Telling Haru that he'll be waiting, Ephemer disperses into a cloud of Dandelions, as the dream ends. Haru is jolted awake, he wakes Chi as well, who asks if Haru has had another dream; realizing that it must have been about Ephemer. Haru voices his interest in searching for Ephemer in the Foreteller's Chamber, but Chi reminds him that it is forbidden. Furthermore, Chi mentions that it's not a good time for all of that anyway - hinting at the unease among the Foretellers, but refusing to go into details about it. Then they go back to sleep.

In the next day, Haru ultimately decides to ignore Chi's warning, returning to the bridge where he and Ephemer had scoped out the Clock Tower; with Chi in tow not far behind him. Chi feels uneasy about the whole thing, writing it off as a bad idea, but Haru doesn't listen and instead ventures off to get some answers; questioning other Keyblade wielders about Ephemer. Haru learns that Ava is rumored to be gathering Keyblade wielders with potential and that Ephemer had been seen with her in the Fountain Square recently. Haru then resolves to simply go and investigate the Foretellers' Chamber, entering through the sewers with Chi as he had done with Ephemer – immediately encountering Ava.

Ava recognizes Haru and questions why he'd come. Haru instead questions Ava as to whether or not she knows who Ephemer is. When she confirms that she does know Ephemer, Ava reiterates her question, Haru explains his dream and the rumors circulating about Ava gathering Keyblade wielders with potential. Haru then voices his concern that Ephemer may have gotten himself caught up in the recent issues and conflicts among the Foretellers. Ava surmises that, because someone had told Haru that they'd seen her with Ephemer the other day, Haru assumed that she may have something to do with Ephemer's disappearance. Ava appreciates Haru's honesty but can not tell him anything more for the time being. Ava decides to test Haru's strength, summoning her Keyblade against Haru - shocking and confusing both Haru and Chi. Haru dives into battle with Ava, though the battle is cut short because Ava is too powerful for Haru to defeat and he becomes exhausted. As Ava withdraws, Haru falls to the ground by how very exhausted he is and Chi rushes to his side to make sure he is okay. Ava states that Haru has a lot of potential, but also has sadness in his Heart, which will eventually lead him to Darkness and that he needs to let it go somehow; however she's confident that Haru will be fine with Chi's help. Ava then sends Haru and Chi back home, forbidding them from returning to the restricted area. After both Haru and Chi left the sewers, Ava realizes that Haru is the new friend from another Union that Ephemer had mentioned before.

Back home, Haru rests while Chi watches over him. Ava appears in the room and apologizes to Chi for fighting against Haru, admitting that the clash wasn't fun for her, Ava asks if Chi had been the one to show Haru the dream about Ephemer. When Chi denies this, Ava questions whether it could have been Ephemer himself who showed Haru the dream, which Chi doesn't understand. Ava explains that Ephemer is close to the truth, has fallen into an unchained state and is now in another realm - with Ava believing that Ephemer is reaching out to Haru from that realm. Furthermore, Ava states that if the two are connected, even in a dream, then it means that Haru is getting closer to that realm as well - though whether Haru goes to that realm or not is determined by his Heart. Ava bids Chi farewell, but not before telling him that he must protect Haru from the nightmares so that the wind can carry him far away from there; worrying Chi.

One day, Chi receives a special mission for Haru from the Foretellers, Chi meets with Haru in the Fountain Square. Commending Haru's progress, Chi gives him the Bracelet of Light - which will protect Haru from Darkness. Chi mentions that Haru will need the Bracelet for his next mission, in which he'll be delving into the Corridors of Darkness and adds that the Bracelet of Light can only protect him for so long, before sending Haru on his way. When Haru entered the Corridor of Darkness, the Bracelet of Light protected him from the erosion of darkness from the Corridor, allowing him to proceed safely and complete his mission. After clearing the Heartless from within the Corridors of Darkness in Daybreak Town and other worlds, Haru returns home and calls it a day, though Chi advises him to be prepared, as they never know when they'll get another mission like this one.

Soon after, Chi meets with Invi to update her on Haru's progress, Invi is pleased to hear of Haru's progress. When Chi asks if it hadn't been a little early to send Haru on a dangerous mission in the Corridors of Darkness, Invi laments that she has no choice but to hasten Haru's training, as she must strengthen his resistance to darkness as quickly as possible. Chi doesn't understand and asks why this is a necessity, prompting Invi to explain that the Darkness is drawing near, and they need as many warriors as they can get on the side of light.