"ȶɦɛֆɛʊֆ please come out. I didn't mean to yell at you and Will. I promise!" A muffled voice groaned desperately through the door crack.

"No! Go away ᏖᏋፈᏂᏁᎧ! " ȶɦɛֆɛʊֆ cried balling their eyes out, crouching on the floor in their room.

"ȶɦɛֆɛʊֆ. I promise me and ᭙̸̝̰̣͇̰͉̣͓͑̈́̊̊̿̑̆͒͝͠꠸̶̭͑ꪶ̶̻͉̱̲͑̏̓̐̒̈́̂͘͝ͅꪶ̸̲͍̪̻̻̤͇̆͊͋̄̅̋͝꠸̷̆ are not fighting anymore. And I didn't mean to shout."

"No!"

"Ugh! Dad told me to come comfort you so if you could open up allow me to do my job we cou-"

"No! I don't want you to come in! Go away!"

Silence.

"I get it. You always want him and dad. It's never me. You never want me. Whatever."

The voice was weaker. Tommy could see everything the boy could. He was small. He wore blue overalls with a white short sleeve under and black shoes. He didn't have braces. He looked about nine years old. But....Tommy could never, before, remember anything past a portion of his tenth year of  life. This was new.

"You never make time for me. YOU never want me. Or any one besides dad. You hate us." Tommy heard himself cry.

"I don't-I-I-I don't hate you. I just don't feel like I belong sometimes. I'm sorry if you think I hate you. Please just......let me in."

Tommy stared at the handle. He didn't open the door.

"I-I have gingersnap cookies! I saved them for you!"

On que Tommy's little belly grumbled painfully. Had the boy locked himself in the room all day? Tommy mumbled something before opening the door. Tommy's eyes went wide. In the door frame was a strawberry hair boy with fair skin, two sharp teeth poking out, crimson eyes, a dress shirt and black pants.

The boy had a sadden expression. 

"H-Hey." The boy said.

Tommy shot him an intimidating glare before taking the warm delicious cookies.

"Look I know your upset but-"

"Stop. I forgive you brother."

"Y-You what?"

Tommy smiled.

"I forgive youᏖᏋፈᏂᏁᎧ." 

It was....raining.

He looked around to see himself in a little tent. He would have had a panic attack for being in a tent after Logstedshire if it he hadn't heard Drista in the distance arguing with someone.

He looked around was greeted with dark skies and thunder.

"You cannot monitor my life! I am a god too! So treat me as such!" Drista  faint voice fumed. Tommy walked towards the voice. He peeked his head out from a spruce tree. 

Oh my prime.

An twelve foot tall male with amber blonde hair, thick double hales crossed in front of a white 'XD' mask, forest green and white clothing and a long cloak. Dream XD, the god himself.

Tommy didn't exactly fear the being but the fact that the other gods back in Business Bay feared him left an unsettling feeling in his chest. He looked like he could kill any god just by his intense glare.

Tommy looked to his anger friend who stood no more than seven godly feet tall. Which is equivalent to two L'manburg capital and a half. 

"I don't recall asking for your judgement." A demonic voice hissed.

"I don't care XD! Leave me alone!"

"Drista we are going back."

"No! You treat me unfairly! I am your sister! Yet you treat me like any mortal on earth!"

"You act like any mortal on Earth! Grow up!"

"Grow up? Your the one who needs to grow up! Open your eyes and see that I'm not mortal anymore! Neither are you!" 

Dream XD inhaled. Thunder lighting crashed beside him.

"You have caused enough mayhem, sister. We are leaving. End of discussion." A calmer voice continued. It was said that Dream XD had two sides living within him. On with a voice of grace and the other with a temper that reeked destruction. It was very much terrifying.

Drista dropped her head and Tommy's heart cracked a little bit. He would be losing yet another close friend.

Tommy spoke up. "Drista?"

The gods turned towards Tommy. Dream XD sunk to match a human six feet tall.

"Who are you." XD hissed.

Tommy didn't even flinch.

"I'm big man Tommy Innit. Who are you?" He mocked.

"You mock me child. I could tear you in half."

Tommy knew it was true but he didn't care.

"Right. And I'm simply a human."

Tommy stared into the 'XD' mask. It scared him none.

"Stop it brother. Leave my friend alone." Drista groaned scooping Tommy up into her hands.

She looked directly into Tommy's blueberry eyes. "Tommy. I must go back now."

Automatically a blue hue shined over Tommy. Drista was used to the hue as she'd seen it many times when Tommy talked about home. But now....the light was for her.

"You understand me like no other Tommy Innit. I thank you for letting me tag along in your adventure. I'll never forget you." She smiled sorrowfully.

Tommy hugged her thumb.

"I'll miss you too. Go give 'em hell up there."

XD cleared his throat drawing the minors attention to the a beaming white door.

"Let's go. Now." The god growled.

Drista put Tommy down before entering the door with her brother.

Rendering Tommy alone. Again.

The rain continued on and so did Tommy. He walked through the forest as the rain and thunder rolled in. A rain storm. He needed to get out of the biome.

In the dark Tommy saw Dave. 

Dave.

Dave, weather real or not, was the last thing he could follow. So he did. 

"Dave! Wait!"

Soon enough the rain stopped and frozen air swept between Tommy's body and the cloak. He grasped the cloak with ferocity and shivered. His socks were immediately frozen from the water in the forest biome. He was now in the snow biome. Tommy wanted to go back but watched as Dave continued on. So he did too. He had no care for his health anyways.

Each step lead to a violent shudder. He had to push through. Tommy walked and walked until he saw a house in the distance. Dave looked to be walking up to the house. It was on the inside of a fence that cut off a huge part of the surrounding area. More importantly it looked warm. Tommy raced to the house passing trails of red that also lead to the house. He rolled his tired eyes. If he was to be murdered. He'd want to be murdered in a warm environment.

He watched Dave point to the side entrance of the house and smile. This must be where he was trying to lead him for months.

Dave entered and so did Tommy. 

The strawberry lead Tommy all the way to an abandoned apocalypse room. 

"Dave?"

Tommy turned to the boy.

His features looked stronger than ever.

Just like in his dream.

"Welcome home."

Dave smiled. Tears fell from his eyes as his body slowly evaporated.

Welcome home?