Cosmic Calamity

It was a large room, black and dreary; tiny pinpricks of white decorated the walls and ceiling, giving a small amount of light. A girl stood in the middle of the room, silent, quiet, bored. She glowed eerily purple, her hair flowing with no wind to be felt, her amber eyes staring straight ahead, boring into one of the walls. White bows were flowing along with her hair, her light blue skirt fluttered slightly, seemingly mimicking the white butterflies which lightly flapped their wings that were attatched to her shoes.

Off to her left stood a shelf, as dark as the rest of the room, but there was nothing that occupied it. To her right was a purple bed, nice and tidy though appeared to have not been used in a long time. A blue lounge bag lied beside the bed, unused and seemingly forgotten.

Strewn about the floor in random locations, but standing were a few books and stuffed animals; though they too appeared to be unused in forever, as if they were never touched once. There was no door to lead to an entrance nor an exit, giving the room a sealed off aura to it all. In a corner nearby was a stack of what appeared to be presents, hand-written with names on them, though each was labeled, "From: Faible". But these presents had also been left without even being given a care to be unwrapped.

No, she didn't care; she did at one time, but that was eons ago before she split herself into different beings. Katria the Uncaring was the most indifferent Goddess known, indeed, trying to give her a greeting would most likely result in not even a breath from her. Her expression mimicked her demeanor, silent yet indifferent; her eyes spoke this the most, not even blinking and merely staring straight ahead at the black wall that was part of her room.

She didn't utter a word nor think of a phrase when she felt a presence make its way to the room, she merely disregarded it with utter indifference. Not inclined to knowing that whatever was coming would intend on destroying her room or tidy it up. She definitely wouldn't care.