I will write it in the heroine's point of view, just       tellin'

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It was a really dark day, it was raining if I remember clearly. How would I not remember? After all, that's the sadest day of my life...

- Oi, kid! Did you do your chores? - Asked the most hateful woman ever, my mom.

- Yes, ma'am, I did everthing. - I replied, with the courage I had. I was really shy, back then and weak.

- Great, now go up to your filthy room, you worthless nothing. - Said mom, and I did as I was told. I was really sad back then. My father was a soldier. He was a kind and a carefree person. He was my most loved! I loved him too much,  unfortunatelly...

I remember, that everynight I wrote letters to him, and he wrote me back. I was happy, because I could 'talk' to him.

- Kid, where are my mails? - Said that dragon. But I brought them to her. After all, she gave me my daddy's letters too.

But there weren't any letters anymore. There was only one letter, but Mom was too afraid to say it out loud. But hey, I already thought it would happen. If you love someone too much, God will take that someone far away just to prove his 'greatness', that's what God is for. For NOTHING.

That was the first time I saw my mom shows some emotions. She was crying. She was crying like there was no tomorrow. I remember I hugged her, but she pushed me away. She said it was my fault. I knew she said that, because she was depressed. I felt sorry for her, and went to my room. I cried my heart out. I felt like nothing. It felt like my life was worthless as mom said. I was confused, I tried to not blame myself, but... I kinda blamed myself for dad's death. And I didn't even know why. I knew it wasn't my fault.

Back then I was 12 years old. I was still a KID. But I decided, that I will be a soldier. Because I want people to be happy with their family. And when I turned 15 I secretly leaved my home, I went to Wall Rose, to train as a soldier. I  made myself a new hairstyle, and gave myself a new name, Katrina Thornes. It was about my life, me Yuzuki Leona Sharkins.