"Well, honey?", sighed Setuh, slightly tired from the 2 hour walking journey she had to endure, "Here we are..."
"Turmoil City...", the mother-son duo spoke under their breath.
In front of them was a cast of the average city buildimgs and rubble, all tarnished by the hands of the cold Inkperial Wars. It was a horrible sight to see, even for the child. Setuh barely spoke a word, as a small chill ran down her spine. She looked at her son, who kept a straight face.
"Alright, Rico, let's go...", she calmly said, patting Rico's back, before heading straight into the city.
Rico watched as his mother went in. He's been worrying a lot after hearing what she had described about what this ruddy place appeared to be. Remembering the mentions of war again, he acknowledged that this place was only living up to its name during its destructive downfall. Turmoil. A state of great disturbance and shock.
“Rico, you coming with?”, called out Setuh ahead.
“O-Oh. Yeah!”, Rico whimpered, as he hurried following on.
The two ended up stepping into one of the streets. A complete ghost town this was. Nobody else was out here other than Setuh and Rico. Even if there were bodies, they would all be dead because of the wars.
Setuh looked around, frowning at the terrible state the city was in. She seemed to be familiar with this. Of course, she’s around a thousand years old. She lived through multiple wars, most as a spectator, some as a soldier. She isn’t proud of it however. All that trauma… All that death… All that devastation…
She looked at her son again, who was being himself as always: an easily anxious, little man. She held his hand and looked ahead again.
“M-Mum…”, softly wailed Rico, “I-I think I-I’m getting something.”
“Come again?”, asked Setuh.
“You know that thing that fell into here? I-I think my radar system is sensing that right over there i-in that building…”
Rico pointed in a northeast direction. There was the building that he was talking about. It was an apartment which had four floors to keep itself structured,but it received a wall hole on the second and fourth floor. Its colour was a pale pink, and its windows were invaded by green moss. It seemed as if there used to be a sign that would tell the name of this apartment, but now… it had been blown away.
“Rico…”, Setuh mumbled, “Are you sure you’re getting a signal from there?”.
“Y-Yeah…”. nodded Rico, “That’s pretty much it.”
“Interesting…”, she sighed, “Come on… We’re going in together…”