When Rin opened his eyes again, he found himself falling through the air, high up in the sky, heading straight toward the ground.
"WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS?... HOW THE HELL DID I END UP HERE!" he yelled.
In his confusion, he heard Aisha's voice from behind him. Somehow, he managed to turn around in the air and spotted her trying to float toward him.
"Sis…"
"GIVE ME YOUR HAND, RIN!"
Aisha grabbed his hand, pulled him close, and wrapped her arms tightly around him.
"I got you…"
Both of them were falling fast toward the ground, getting dangerously close.
"WE ARE DEAD!!" Rin yelled again as Aisha's arms tightened even more around him.
SPLASH!
They both crashed into the lake.
Aisha quickly swam toward the surface while holding Rin tightly. Thank goodness she knew how to swim. Once they finally climbed out of the lake, Rin collapsed onto the ground, breathing hard.
"What the hell was that?" he said. "One moment we were in bed, the next we were falling from the sky, and now we're somewhere we don't even know."
Aisha sat beside him. Her clothes were completely soaked, and the cold wind sent chills through both of them.
"This has to be a bad dream..." she muttered.
Rin sat up and looked around. Tall trees surrounded them on every side. The sun was already sinking low, painting the forest in deep orange light.
"I don't think this is a dream," he said.
Realization suddenly hit him. "WAIT… DOES THIS MEAN WE WERE SUMMONED TO ANOTHER WORLD!?" His face lit up with pure joy.
"Achoo!" The cold wind blew against his wet body, making him shiver.
Aisha immediately pulled him into her arms and rested her chin on top of his head. "Whatever kind of fantasy world this is, I don't care." Her hand gently stroked his back. "Right now we're both wet. Before the cold gets to us, we need to change into something warm and dry."
She added softly, "I don't want my brother getting sick on his first day in this whatever-kind-of world."
Rin's face was buried in her shoulder. He flushed deep red. "Sis—"
"Shut up," Aisha cut him off.
The sun finally disappeared, and night rose over the forest. The only light came from the full moon shining through the trees. Aisha carried Rin in her arms in bridal style as she walked barefoot across the forest floor.
Rin felt small and a little embarrassed being carried like that. He wanted to argue and tell her he could walk on his own, but he couldn't bring himself to say it.
After walking for several minutes, Aisha spotted a faint light and smoke rising into the sky from deeper in the forest.
"Maybe someone lives there… They could help us."
She continued walking toward the smoke.
"That's better not be a trap," Rin's voice came out muffled against her shoulder.
A few minutes later, they saw a small wooden house tucked between the trees.
"Maybe they can help us?" Aisha said.
Rin mumbled, "But I've seen that main characters don't ask for help. They help people!"
"Shut up," she replied. "Your fantasy knowledge won't help us survive."
"Fine..."
Aisha stopped in front of the wooden door and raised her hand to knock, but she suddenly paused. From inside the house, they heard someone yelling.
"MOM! CLOSE THE GAS OR ELSE YOU WILL BURN THE HOUSE!"
It sounded like a young girl.
"Looks like a family lives here," Aisha said.
"Sis, you better put me down. I don't want to get humiliated in front of new people we don't even know," Rin squirmed in her arms.
"Fine." Aisha lowered him gently and set him on his feet, then crossed her arms over her chest.
"I'm curious about your fantasy stuff," she said. "Since you said we're in another world, why hasn't any magic happened yet?"
"Maybe because we're still in the middle of the forest?" Rin replied. "There are no people here to show us their magic."
"Whatever," Aisha sighed and raised her hand again to knock.
For a moment, there was silence. Then—
The door opened.
Aisha's eyes widened. "What type of creature is this!?"
Standing in front of them was a beautiful, petite elf girl wearing a white t-shirt and a short skirt that stopped at her thighs. She had short, boyish green hair and pointed ears.
Rin peeked from behind Aisha. "OH! AN ELF!"
The elf girl clapped her hands in excitement. "Oh my goodness! Humans! We have human guests!"
Rin stepped forward and smiled. "Hey cutie pie, nice to meet you. I'm Rin!"
"Stay behind and don't you dare compliment her," Aisha grabbed his shoulder and pulled him back.
She looked at the elf girl, her eyes lingering on the pointed ears. "We got lost in this forest. We don't know where we are. We fell from the sky into the lake, and we're still wet. We need shelter, food, and some dry, warm clothes," she said firmly.
Rin facepalmed. "You're giving orders like you own the place, sis."
The elf girl looked confused for a second, but after hearing their needs, she nodded and stepped aside with a bright smile.
"YES YES! We would love to help! Please come inside, humans!"
But Aisha had already walked in like she owned the house. She stopped in the middle of the room with her arms crossed and looked around. "Big house..."
Rin stepped inside after her and stopped beside the elf girl. "I'm sorry, my sister Aisha is always like this… But thank you for your hospitality!"
The elf girl shook her head gently. "No problem! We love talking with humans! And if they need help, we would never say no."
Suddenly, two more young women came out from the kitchen. They were elves too.
"Visitors! We have visitors!" said the one with green hair.
"They are humans!!" said the one with short black hair.
Rin leaned toward the first elf girl and whispered, "Are they your sisters? Like twins?"
The elf girl giggled and shook her head. "No, they are my mothers!"
"WHAT?"
Aisha heard it too. She looked at the two women, then back at the girl. "You think we're fools?"
The elf girl stepped between the two women. "Allow me to introduce myself and my mothers!"
Rin moved closer to Aisha and whispered, "Sis, what I'm thinking… you're thinking it too?"
Aisha glanced at him. "Science doesn't work like that, right?"
The elf girl pointed at the woman with green hair. "This is my first mother, who gave birth to me. Her name is Maya Mizuhara!"
She then pointed at the woman with short black hair. "And this is my second mother, who is father like. Her name is Amelia Mizuhara!"
"Fuck~ Both are mothers? Who fucked whom?" Aisha muttered.
"Sis, silence! Don't say that," Rin whispered back.
"And myself, Lily Mizuhara!" the elf girl said with a proud smile. "We are the Mizuhara family!! Welcome, humans!"
"Wow… Better introduction than in movies," Rin said, clapping awkwardly.
"Hey, I want to ask—who fucked wh—" Aisha started, but Rin quickly grabbed her hand.
"SIS! DON'T YOU DARE ASK THAT!"
Lily giggled. "We hope you like this house and our care. We will do our best to give you everything you need!"
...
[Scene Shift]
Aisha stepped out of the bathroom wearing a dry gown. It was too big and loose on her, and her undergarments were clearly visible underneath.
"Shit, this gown is too big," she muttered as she sat on the bed.
Rin swallowed hard but asked anyway, "Sis, don't you think you should change your undergarments too? They're wet..."
Aisha looked at him. "You want me to?"
Rin shook his head quickly. "Absolutely not. I was just saying, you know."
Aisha sighed and lay down on the bed. "This is weird. How can two women have sex and get pregnant?"
Rin watched her lying there. His eyes couldn't help but trace her curves and exposed skin. "Sis… Maybe they adopted?"
Aisha laughed. "No way. Didn't you see Lily? Her hair is short like Amelia's and green like Maya's. She's their biological daughter!"
Rin nodded. "Yeahh…"
His eyes were still staring at her body, but he finally snapped out of it and looked away, cheeks burning.
"Oi Rin, what if one of them is intersex?" Aisha asked.
"WHAT KIND OF THING ARE YOU ASKING, SIS?!" Rin blushed harder. "Stop it!"
"Oh c'mon, one of them must have a cock, right? Or else it wouldn't work!" Aisha continued.
"STOP IT, SIS!!"
"Fine..." Aisha pulled the blanket over her chest and looked at him. "You better sleep."
With that, she closed her eyes.
"Damn… My sister has no filter… Not even for my desires," Rin muttered as he flopped onto the bed beside her and slipped under the shared blanket.
"Oh my baby brother..." Aisha suddenly turned toward him, still awake, and giggled.
"SHUT UP… AAGH!"