Hikaru, Umi, and Fuu's Unyeilding Wish

Season 1Episode 1430 minfévr. 6, 1995
Hikaru, Umi, and Fuu's Unyeilding Wish
After battling a fierce monster, the girls find out that Mokona is able to project the land of Cephiro. They soon find out that they need to head for the skies for the other Machine, as well as their location (where they are currently at.) Soon after a bright light showed up, kidnapping Umi and Fuu. A picture of Clef (projected by Mokona's jewel) shows up and tells how there are unusual monsters, and other unimportant stuff and some back story that could be just brushed off. Hikaru remembers the map, and Mokona projects it. She heads towards Umi and Fuu's way and manages to get cut along the way due to some thorns. Mokona catches up with her, and notices the blood. Soon after the light is after Hikaru, but Mokona pushes Hikaru out of the way and in he goes into the light, while Hikaru falls into a ravine sort-like place. Hikaru tries to climb up, falls down, and manages to get hit in the head by rocks. She slowly figure out of the light monster work, and remembers that
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