The smiles of his comrades seemed to all but fade as he fell deeper into sleep. All he could think of was being alone. He was standing in a dark room, watching everything he had ever known be torn from him, seeing it all vanish before his eyes. It was frustrating to watch it all dissipate into thin air right in front of his face, knowing there was nothing he could do. Then suddenly came a view of the school, A group of his team members standing in a courtyard with what looked to be a coffin in the middle of it. There they all stood, the rest of the school in the distance, clad in black clothing. He could see the fox girl standing at the foot of his coffin, smiling. She turned and walked away as her smile seemed to sink. Next was Fetyu, The kid he never knew but somehow saw everyday. This kid left some cheesy saying, Luca couldn't quite make it out. Then he too, just as the fox girl had, turned and walked away his smile sinking. Brock was on the left side of the casket, standing there with his smirk look. But it too faded to a look of nearly no remorse.
At the head of the coffin was Cali. Standing in her normal outfit, staring down at the casket, a pair of dead flowers in her hands. She slowly walked around, her smile fading, and opened the casket. Inside lay the body of Luca himself. The sight scared him a little. What was it suppose to mean? Was it some kind of sign? Was it just another... dream? As the view seemed to zoom away from the area, Luca took notice that the buildings of the school were burning now, There were no kids around either. And in the center of it all, lay his lifeless body. As the view closed in on the face of his dead body it remained calm for a few seconds, closing in on his face, staring into one of his eyes. Suddenly the eye shot open, and all went dark.
Luca awoke in a dark, dank room, The black sash which had blinded him before was torn off and laying beside him now. He pulled himself up to his feet taking notice that no one was around. he picked up the sash, wrapping it around his arm, and walked towards what seemed to be a door. He slowly pushed it open, a dim light peeking through. The door met the wall as it opened to it's fullest, and revealed a brightly light, empty city street. The walls stained red in certain spots and pieces chipped away in others. He was no longer in the school, the exam had begun.
