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As Hunter entered the world using a far more appropriate colour, he was immediately faced with a terrorist that died all the time and cloud strife. They mentioned something about Hunter and his entourage being allied with a freezer company, and about how they had one of a dragon's balls in their possession. What monsters, I wonder where the other one is, Hunter thought to himself. He cleared his throat. Clearly these were the tyrants that had been mentioned. To clear that world, they had to give the dragon back his hope of having a family and right the wrong. "Senju, they have seen through our disguise. These tyrants have taken a lizard testicle and must be punished, now lets complete this quest and beat them up, for we are Team Freezer and cannot be stopped!" Hunter bellowed. He chose that particular name because it was evident that they were afraid of the cooling devices and if they used that name in their team name then they had an edge in battle.
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Code Name: Dr_Wigglz
Full Name: Christie Yoshiro
PhotoI.D.: Here
Date of Birth: 3rd of September, 19 years of age.
Telepathist/Telekinetic?: Telekinetic
Personality: Optimistic yet can be very mature if needed. Naturally energetic and jumpy, a fun-loving girl.
History: Christie Yoshiro, a girl who had always been bright and bubbly. She'd had a relatively happy childhood, always joyful and a real pleasure to be around. This continued throughout the majority of her teenage years, right up until she was about 17 and a half. Around that time, her younger sister, born as a telepath, lost control of her powers and caused a riot with the town she was in, ending in the deaths of herself and several other people. Christie wasn't cheerful that day, she was most certainly not smiling.

After that incident, Christie focused on helping people with their powers. The girl was naturally gifted, and always had been, and her personality made it remarkably easy to get along with others, so she signed up to the academy to help those who needed it, always being that bright spark of joy and laughter that was needed so much in the dark days that would arrive whenever Raven Sun took the lives of one of their own.
Level of Abilities: 3
Abilities:
BASIC: Levitation, Telekinetic pull/push, Binding, Psionic Strength.
ADVANCED: Object manipulation, Telekinetic Flight
Strengths: Optimistic, strong-willed, good at thinking on her feet.
Weaknesses: Rushes into things, has a fear of spiders.
Role in the Academy: Mentor
Hobbies: Playing around with her telekinesis
Other Things Not Covered:
Side: Good

Code Name: Smurfasaurus
Full Name: Tobias Greipr
Date of Birth: 25th February, 16 years of age
Photo I.D.: Here
Personality: A little sadistic, little bit of a massochist too, but driven and very strong-willed. Friendly enough until injury comes into play. A bit of a prankster at times.
History: Not much happened during Tobias' childhood. He grew up in an abusive household, being yelled at and injured all over the place. Eventually, he came to like it to an extent, almost as much as he liked harming others. This didn't change as he got older, shown in many ways.

He found work as an assassin, doing jobs for small amounts of money, but over time this began to bore him. He wanted more, he wanted more challenging jobs. And so, he joined Raven Sun. He got to kill less people in general, but hunting down people specifically with powers was amazing and he loved it. It wasn't just people with powers though. If there was a traitor among them, someone proven to be leaking information and therefore that became marked for death, Tobias was always the first to put up his hand. He got the work done quickly and quietly, so naturally he became a popular candidate for these missions.

People began to vanish from Raven Sun. They would go home one day, then never be seen again. At first it was a rare occurence, but eventually it became all too common, happening as often as twice a month, and each time Tobias would begin his jobs at Raven Sun with a sadistic grin on his face, always suspicious but no evidence being left to warrant a thorough examination.
Member Title: Assassin
Time in Raven Sun: Two years, 3 weeks and a day.
Weapon(s): The claws you see displayed in the picture.
Special Gadgets: Has a ring on his index finger that prevents his body from being manipulated by telekinesis.
Strengths/Abilities: Very agile, is extremely good at parkour, and is excellent at thinking on his feet.
Weaknesses: A tiny bit reckless and just a bit too confident for his own good.
Hobbies: Practicing with his claws and playing tricks on people.
Other:

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Gexln had stopped running. He'd been forced to the second the blade had stabbed into him. He looked down, as if he couldn't believe what had actually happened, only to see the pure black blade protruding from his chest, right above his heart. He grabbed onto it, dropping his blade onto the ground, and with a herculean effort, he pulled it out of himself, screaming in pain as he ripped it out of his body. He dropped it on the ground next to him as blood started pouring out of the gaping hole in his chest now and began coughing furiously.

The coughing stopped quickly as he fell forward and onto the ground. He looked up at Xero and immediately his first thought was to reach out to Xero, to take her hand. He was dying, and he wanted the last thing he did to hold the hand of one so dear to him. However, as he reached out, he caught the scent of R on her once again, and quickly he pulled his arm back. "Huh...the thing that kills me..is something R taught you...how fitting...I guess I was right then.." he stated, an edge of bitterness in his voice. He could feel the life running from his body, his will to live just about completely gone. "Guess this is what someone like me deserves..stabbed in the back by his wife, then impaled in the front by his old teacher...but hey, least you're safe now...at least you're safe now.." Gexln said, his voice getting quieter and quieter. He could barely hear Xero as he closed his eyes. It was over. People would be safe, he would no longer be a threat, and now she could be happy. Yeah, things had worked out, even if he hadn't intended them going that way. This was the last thought he had as the warrior's will died out completely, and all that remained was a corpse.​

As the beam was shot at Gexln, he nimbly rolled to the side to avoid it. Getting up quickly, he shot a few dark firagas off at her. They flew through the air, and as they did Gexln began sprinting towards Xero. He didn't want her dead, hell he didn't even want her seriously injured, but if serious injury were what it came down to, then that's what he would do; at least then she'd be alive. The dark firagas were very close to Xero now, and the Wanderer of the Dark took full advantage of it. He raised his blade in front of her and lunged forward with it, attempting to use his spell as a distraction. If it hit, it wouldn't kill her, but it would cause an injury that would most certainly scar her if the attack connected.


As the explosions went off, it was easy to see that the bird had felt it, the creature recoiling in pain as the tremendous force of the water gushed over those particular parts of its body. "Keep going! It's getting weaker!" Caleb cried out. They had to stop the bird, if it got any closer to the world it could probably destroy the entire world and all the inhabitants that remained on it. Flying higher, he stuck a few more orbs on the creature.


Well ****, Hunter hadn't expected Beuce to actually block the attack. Who used common sense these days anyway?! As the spell from Gwen collided with Beuce's, he was knocked off his feet and away from the white haired buffoon. He recovered quickly, but not quick enough. The moment he stood up, he saw that Beuce had created Erigor's wind shield. "Ginger, is there a rule that stops impenetrable shields? I thought there was something against god modding. Like what the actual hell are we supposed to do now? Sit here and twiddle our thumbs?" Hunter asked, clearly annoyed by the bullshittery. He took a chair out of his inventory and sat down on it, before pulling out a pack of playing cards along with it. "Fancy a game of strip poker?" the perverted man requested, a completely innocent look on his face.​

With a huge sigh of relief, Audrey turned and sat down next to Alisia. She was more than a little confused by what the ranger had said. He said he didn't like what Dane had done, but he hadn't so much as mentioned Alisia. Did he not care about the fact her friend was laying there, bloodied and bruised? As Lucien came over and gave her the keyblade, the small girl grabbed it and held it close. This was all she had left of her mother, this was all she had left to protect. As an answer to his question, she pointed up into the sky at the griffon. "Monster hunting" was what she said quietly. She then shifted her body so that she was sitting in front of Alisia. Her trust in her friend was very weak now, but she was still her friend, and whether Audrey herself knew how to use the keyblade or not, she was going to make sure nothing else bad happened to the her. "It's okay Alisia. I won't let anyone else get hurt. I will stop him" she small girl said, eyes full of determination and sadness as she spoke.


Dane listened carefully as the people sent by the goddess threatened them. Turn themselves in? They spoke like they had some sort of authority, like they could actually do something to them. In fact, the way they spoke sounded almost like the way the ranger had spoken. However, at least he had tried to reason with Dane. He held his scythe up so that it hung behind Dane's shoulders casually. "Alright" the shadow reaper said as he opened a dark corridor. Stepping out of it next to Sherridan, Dane's mouth curved into a sly smirk as he looked at the ranger, then gestured towards the griffin and the attackers. "Gotta warn you though, I don't fight much. Kill, all the time, simply fighting? Not too much. I'll see what I can do though, always fun to have adversaries to challenge you right?" he asked with a slight chuckle. Turning his attention towards Phantom, he held his scythe in a more easy-to-defend position. "Geez, you sure picked the wrong place to visit" he said simply, before running forward a few steps and swinging his scythe at them in a crescent arc.


"Nothing you could do? No, you did nothing, you could have at least tried to save him. You won't fight me, Xero, because a fight makes it sound like it'll be an even contest the whole way through. One advantage to being like this is I feel a lot stronger. I feel like even Sapphire couldn't handle me right now, though that's probably not true. Dane would get destroyed, and here you are going to try to stop me from doing it. You wouldn't save your own son, but now you're going to save the one that did this to me? Geez, R must have really got to you" he stated simply.

He knew Xero well enough to know that she wouldn't kill him. If she wouldn't listen to him, he'd have to get her away by force, and her having to hold back even in the slightest put her at a slight advantage. He went to summon his keyblade in his right hand, preparing to dual wield his blades, but as it appeared in the light it burned his hand. He dropped it to the ground, causing it to vanish as though it had never been there. "So, it's already hit that point.." the wanderer of the dark said quietly. It didn't matter though, he could still handle Xero with Darkness' Sorrow. Dashing forwards at incredible speed, he lunged forward and simply tried to attack her with a jab from his right hand aimed at her stomach, as he brought his blade around to the left, aiming for Xero's side.​

Gexln's body tensed up as he stopped. Xero's words cut deeper than any blade could. He turned around and with a cry he dove at Xero. He slammed into her, dropping Darkness' Sorrow as he did so, and tackled her to the ground. He held her there, pinning her to the ground, as he leaned in close to her. "Typical woman, I say one thing and you bring up something you've held there for three hundred years. I didn't abandon Kaxar, I didn't leave her to go and die, but maybe I should. Maybe I should've left and then maybe she'd be alive. You want to follow me so badly? You'll end up the exact same as her; dead. I haven't given up completely, but there's not much hope left because what is the point of trying to beat something that can't be beaten? I'll kill Dane, then I'll go and curl up somewhere and die, and hell then maybe you'll leave me the hell alone when I ask!" Gexln shouted. He got off her and took a step back, before picking up Darkness' Sorrow.

"You seemed fine letting Lucifer be executed by Sapphire, just stood there not caring at all, so why the hell does this matter to you so much? I'm a dead man walking, so just let me go and move the **** on already!" he said. As he spoke, he had been raising his blade. He hadn't openly challenged Xero, but she knew him well enough that she would recognise the stance he was in; Gexln was ready for a fight.​

As Xero stepped towards him, Gexln grabbed her shoulders and pushed her back. "There is no way! Don't you think I've tried? This is what I suffer because of what I've done. Every day it creeps up on me, getting worse. Look at me! Can't you see it?!" he cried, looking straight at Xero. It wasn't hard to see the effects it was having on him, both physically and in his personality. His movements were edgier, and he was responding with more hostility than he normally would, but more worrying than that was his appearance. His arms had small black markings on them, like there were tendrils stretching out along his skin, as did his legs, but his face showed the most signs. He was a wreck, he had cuts all over the left side of his face as though he were trying to tear something away from it, which he was. The entire left half of his face was black in colour, with his left eye being a bright yellow. This was the repercussions of using his darkness too much; he was beginning to become his anti form whether he liked it or not.

He leaned close to Xero. He'd noticed something was different the moment she'd gotten there, but now that she was closer he could definitely pick what it was. "Xero, you smell of slut. Been spending a bit of time with R have you? Haha, that makes sense, that explains why you came back. You came back here because R told you to, is that it? You got bored with me after 300 years so you decided you'd see if you could get some of that power Sapphire has huh? Figured you probably would eventually. R's better at everything than I am, except for being an absolute dick. I've got that one downpat" Gexln stated, turning his back on Xero. "Ah well, you can take it back to him and tell him you failed, maybe get some sympathy f***ing or something, I don't know, and quite frankly I don't care. I'm gonna go and get myself killed, put an end to this torture and all, and guess what honey? There's nothing you can do about it" Gexln stated coldly. His words were becoming more and more warped as he spoke, the Nobody becoming steadily darker with every word he spoke.​

Gexln froze as he heard Xero's voice. He had been about to go and confront Dane, had been about to end it once and for all, and then she had to appear. "How do you always know where the hell I am?" he asked quietly. As Xero neared him, the wanderer of the dark turned away, not willing to look at his wife of 300 years. The darkness was spreading, and it was only speeding up; signs were already showing. Xero told him all about how she had heard Sapphire's message, had heard of his plan. He waited until she had finished speaking, taping his foot impatiently as he tried to keep his composure. He didn't do a very good job.

"So you heard what I said, and yet you still decided that after I specifically told you that I was a danger, that you weren't safe around me, the best idea was to run off and try to be around me anyway? You said you weren't leaving last time, and you did it then, what changed? You actually give a **** now? At least earlier you had the sense to listen to me instead of letting your stubbornness guide you through everything" Gexln said, bitterness evident in his voice. He took a step back from her. "You need to get out of here, and you need to do it now, I can't guarantee your safety if you stay" he stated, worried for Xero.​

Eigo must have been so blind it made Lee Sin seem like an optometrist, because the phoenix was very much still there, still threatening them all. Caleb, after having thought out a strategy, was on the move. He had summoned his keyblade and turned it into its glider form, before flying after the phoenix. The heat was intense up close, Caleb feeling a burning sensation on his skin as he struck at the creature with his keyblade. It didn't do much damage, so he had to try something different. He got as close as he could to the phoenix and then summoned a small, shining blue orb and simply stuck it to the creature. He got some distance before turning to look at his allies. The orb functioned as a stupidly powerful bomb that inflicted damage of the water element; something that would cause immense damage to a giant flaming bird. However, the bomb could only be triggered by an impact. "I've got a plan! Attack the shiny spot on the bird, it will make taking it down much easier!" he cried out, explaining his plan in terms so simple that even Hunter could've understood it.​

As Gexln pushed back the scythe once more, he continued the movement, putting his blade against the fake Dane's neck. Liam reverted back to his natural form, and in an instant there was no fake Dane anymore, just one man holding his sword in the air above a bunny rabbit. He lowered the blade and allowed himself to fall backwards, breathing quite heavily as he hit the ground with a thud. "That'll do for now, Liam. I think we're good. Dane won't stand a chance" he stated between breaths. He looked at the rabbit, who was eyeing him with curiousity. It was interesting really, how attached to the little guy he'd become. He'd only gained ownership of the bunny about an hour ago, and half of that had been spent fighting against him, but to an extent he felt close to the creature.

He'd spent a few hundred years alive, and in that time he had had many people he trusted. He'd trusted R, thought of him as an older brother, only for him to give the godly power to somebody that wouldn't use it right and then abandon them. There had been Sapphire, who had taken his son's heart and then had the nerve to ask for his help. Ananta had gone away to Crystallis and had very little to do with them, not that he particularly wanted to keep in contact with her anyway. Then there was Xero. She hadn't broken his trust, and he hoped that she wouldn't do anything that would put that in jeopardy, but even then..how long would it last? It had lasted 300 years between them, but nothing lasted forever. Nothing was never ending.

Xero had made an effort to try to follow him, and eventually she'd gotten it through her heard that maybe he didn't want her following. He loved her, and having her around was a thought that made him happy, but that was exactly why she couldn't be near him. So long as she was nearby him, she was in danger. Gexln was slowly losing control of his darkness, he had been feeling it for a long time and it was starting to affect his decisions and thought process a lot, and even when he wasn't a threat himself there was always the fact he had so many enemies; how long would it take for one of them to figure out the easiest way to take care of him? If she were hurt, if she were captured, he would rush headfirst in to save her, being an easy kill if the enemy were to set a trap and despite knowing that he had no doubt he'd still do things exactly that way.

And yet, despite everything, he found a part of him almost wishing he hadn't met her that day in Twilight Town. Maybe if she hadn't met him, she would be happier, be with somebody else, be safer. So he looked down at the small creature beside himself. The small bunny simply staring at him with eyes of innocence. So small, yet Gexln knew it was powerful. Sapphire had given him the creature to protect him, and while he loathed her he couldn't help but feel somewhat thankful for it. However, he wasn't the one that needed protection. He wriggled around a little bit and sat down next to Liam. "I don't know if you can understand me, who knows what kinda things Sapphire gave you the power to do, but if you can...I need your help" Gexln said quietly.

He thought of Riel. The world that had become a second home to him and yet a prison at the same time. He was so familiar with it after all this time, but it served as a constant reminder of R abandoning them and of what Sapphire had done. He opened a dark corridor that led there. "I need you to deliver a message. If you can't do it yourself, get to Sapphire; she's probably got some weird godly ability to talk to animals or something. I need you to tell her that I'm confident I can kill Dane, but that I was confident the last time I did, so there's no guarantee it'll work. Whether or not it does though, she has to be there for Xero. I'm not coming back. Until I can find some way to stop the darkness progressing, Xero will never be safe around me and neither will anybody else. Slowly but surely, I'm turning into some kind of monster. I can't explain it, but something tells me that when I do lose control, the first one that'll be attacked is Xero. I need you to make sure Sapphire keeps her safe, and if needs be, she has to kill me. She's the only one that can, because she'd probably need to destroy my heart itself to make sure I can never come back. She should probably explain it to Xero, see if she'll finally listen. Can you do that, little guy? Look at me, talking to a rabbit. The stories Beuce would tell about this.." Gexln said with a slight laugh as he nudged Liam forward, causing the small creature to hop through the dark corridor. Gexln closed it behind him, sure he would never again see this small creature that was already so important to him.

Liam hopped inside of the throne room. His master had given him a task, and it was a task he was going to fulfill. Hopping around the throne room quickly, he eventually found Sapphire. He wasn't sure how to explain things, so he decided instead to allow the goddess to simply look into his mind. She would see the memories he had, she would see the message Gexln had given her to convey, and then hopefully she would accept it. And after she had accepted it, he would protect Xero, she would be his new master just as his previous one would have wished. ​

As Gaius walked inside the castle, he was amazed by how, well, fancy everything looked. There were high quality paintings everywhere, the rugs looked as though they were cleaned by the hour, and plenty of other things Gaius had always imagined rich people owned. Being from the small town of Balmar, Gaius had never really seen high-quality living, so the experience was awe-inspiring to say the least. As he reached the end of the hallway, he had arrived at the throne room. Sitting on top of it was a man wise beyond his years, the one responsible for just about everything going on in the kingdom whether it be good or bad; the king. Kneeling down out of respect, Gaius decided to address the king.


As Oscar neared the Happy Mountains, he could see the gates that lead to the bandit camp. If they could gain entry into there, then they could get allies and supplies, making their journey to Moredoor much easier. As they got to the bottom of the gate, Oscar could make out four people standing atop of the gate, presumably the guards. "Hey!" Oscar called out, trying to get their attention.

"The bandits are coming!" one of the bandits cried.
"We must save my family!" another exclaimed. This one was hit over the head by the third.
"You idiots, we ARE the bandits" bandit #3 shouted.
"Remember. To jump, jump" the fourth bandit said.

Oscar jumped. He jumped about a metre backwards as the first bandit went plummetting over the edge of the gate, hitting the ground with a sickening crack.
"What happened to that one?" the third bandit asked. He looked over the edge of the gate now, only to see what had happened. "Oh, he jumped. Oh look, people!" he exclaimed.
A small hole opened up at the bottom of the gate, a door that was barely big enough for Oscar to fit through. At 5"7, that wasn't a good thing. From it a rather gruff looking man stepped out. The man looked as though he had been in many battles, his forearms absolutely covered in scars. His roughly cut black hair didn't exactly help with making him look any less threatening. "What do you want?" he asked.

Oscar had seen many people try to intimidate him before, and the tone that the bandit before him spoke in wasn't phasing him in the slightest. "Me and my brother here are on the run for crimes we didn't commit. My name is Oscar Leighyard, I was once a mercenary that fought alongside Vex himself, if you've heard of him. We need supplies and a place to rest for the night. I'd appreciate it if you let us in so we can get what we need and get on our way" the ex-mercenary explained.

"Yeah? And what if I don't?" the bandit asked, trying to stand as tall as he could in front of Oscar.

"Then I'll cut your throat, take what I need, and then get out anyway" Oscar growled.

The two stood there for a moment, glaring at each other, before the bandit let go of his intimidation tactic and playfully hit Oscar on the back. The bandit's strength was impressive, knocking Oscar forward a bit. "Heh, I like your attitude! Welcome to the happy mountains, kid"

Oscar turned to look at Samuel, and simply shrugged his shoulders. He'd had worse welcomes, so he would take what he could get. He stepped through the gate and entered the bandit camp.


Vex made his way around the castle's moat, not particularly caring whether people knew what he was up to or not. He was looking for confirmation of a rumour he'd heard a while ago. "Well, I don't see why you can't follow. Always nice to have another blade for the cause" Vex responded simply to Kari as he walked. It certainly sounded like something the leader of a rebellion would say, didn't it? He continued searching. He was looking for the entrance to the waterways. The rumours said that they lead directly to the dungeons, and that the bars were rather weak at the base. It wasn't long before he found them. He cracked his knuckles and grabbed hold of the bars at the base of the arch, before pulling with all his might. They gave way rather easily. Why the king hadn't fixed them with the rumours going around was anybody's guess, but it had worked out for them there. Without saying anything to Xera or Kari, the man passed through the arch and entered the waterways beneath the castle, curiousity building up as he wondered what he'd find inside.​

As the attacks landed, an enormous shadow began filling up the area, before eventually plunging it into complete darkness. Caleb wasn't panicked by the sudden darkness; why would he be after spending 300 years battling in an area filled with it? However, he was aware of the sudden danger they were in. Crybex may have used light, so the darkness surely weakened him, but he was still a dangerous opponent nonetheless. As he was preparing to summon a light and strike back, a decision that could be dangerous, the shadow vanished, and with it so had Crybex apparently.

As Zavion and Ghost spoke, he looked up at the sky to see a giant phoenix flying straight towards them. "You know, I'm not sure what I'd prefer out of a man lasering the crap out of everything or a bird that's big enough to swallow the entire world whole" Caleb stated, making a joke which was unusual for him. He released the magic that allowed his blades to remain out, and instead pointed upwards, as though the people there had no idea what he was talking about. "Any ideas on how to deal with that?" he asked.


As Beuce skillfully avoided the attack by using the ingenious idea of leaning slightly to the left, Hunter's pervert senses began tingling. Beuce locked Hunter's elbow into position, and while Hunter could have broken that lock using his strength, he was distracted by something terrible. Gwen had changed attire to something less revealing. Not only did that mean that there was less to look at, but her defence stat had just began falling rapidly, making her an easier kill. "The hell Ginger? You're just askin' to be-" he started, only to be rudely interrupted by Beuce headbutting him in the face.

Dazed for just a moment, things were very quiet in Hunter's mind, little mirror-like stars floating around his head simply reflecting his appearance at him. Quickly, he shook them off, and turned and glared at Beuce. "I'm gonna break your neck for that, you little ****" Hunter growled. Using his strength, he pulled free of the lock he was in and then stepped over to Gwen. "You're about to hear me say somethin' you won't ever hear again. You're right, Ginger. Your weapons are actually somewhat useful, now gimme one of them" he stated before reaching into Gwen's inventory and pulling out one of the poison tipped arrows. Turning around, he ran at Beuce and feinted a punch to the right of him, before simply thrusting forward with the arrow, attempting to stab Beuce with the arrowhead coated with poison in the heart.


Audrey had stopped her tears, but she was still sniffling a little bit. She had seen Alisia beaten up horribly, thrown around and treated worse than Audrey had ever seen someone be treated, and she had wanted to help her. She'd wanted to lash out, to attack Dane to get him to stop, but she had also been too afraid. Afraid that he'd hurt her, kill her, if she tried to stop him. So she'd sat there, simply too scared to act. Shortly after, Lucien had taken her mother's keyblade and challenged Dane, with Samsara stepping in to defend Dane. Why was she defending him?

Immediately after that, Dane had become trapped and a newcomer had told him to stop. Audrey had seen what Dane had done to her mother, she didn't doubt for a second he could get out. If he got out then Lucien, Samsara, Dane and the ranger would fight, and then the new guy and Lucien would die, she was convinced. She didn't want that, she needed someone to keep her safe now. Crawling over to Alisia, she grabbed her hand and held it. "I'm sorry for not helping you...I'm sorry that I didn't do anything to stop it and I'm sorry I stopped you from escaping. Please forgive me Alisia. It wasn't you that killed my mom, it was Dane. I'm sorry that I said everything, please don't hate me" Audrey said, tears forming once more as her voice took on a whiney tone. She sat there for a moment, waiting for a reaction from Alisia, before standing up.

The little girl walked out and stood in between everyone fighting. It was a dangerous position, and she knew that, but she had to do something. "Please stop fighting! Please, there's been enough.." Audrey Senka said, her voice very quiet and sorrowful as she spoke. She was mainly looking at the ranger as she spoke, eyes begging him not to attack.


When Dane had been challenged by Lucien, he had to refrain from laughing. After seeing what had just happened to the last person that attacked him, he was being attacked again? He almost wanted to take him up on his offer, almost wanted to attack and kill him there and then. However, if he did that, that would be one less person searching for the hero. He loved killing, but too much of it would slow down the search and reduce the chances of actually finding the hero. If that happened, he'd never find his biggest challenge. He was about to reject the offer and explain his reasoning, but then Samsara had stood in his place. Who did she think she was? Did she think that he needed protecting? It pissed Dane off a little bit, but at least it solved the problem at hand; there was no way she'd be able to kill Lucien if she couldn't even defeat Alisia.

Yet another person had attacked Dane. He'd apparently put some trap around him. A snarl escaped Dane's lips as he realised he heard the man threatening him. "Rangers..." he said quietly. He'd never met one personally, but he had heard all about them. They were said to be annoying little shits thats only purpose to life was annoying the crap out of you and killing you when you let your guard down. Well, so far this one was living up to it. Dane could've created a dark corridor and escaped, but after hearing Audrey's words it seemed he may not have to. Turning around slowly, he looked at the ranger to see an arrow pointed straight at him. "Well, hello to you too mister pain in the ass. Are you here to kill me too? You'll have to wait in line, but I have to warn you; it's a pretty lengthy one" he said with a small snicker. ​

Akin listened as each person said their part. He had nothing to say on the matter; his opinion would change nothing. For all his wisdom and knowledge, he had no idea what was coming due to not traversing that path before and not being able to see ahead. However, one of them had suggested staying, a dangerous decision indeed. The voice sounded like that of a regular man, yet it came from a much lower height than would be expected. Either they had a companion who loved sniffing the ground, or there was a dwarf in the party. Akin walked over to where he'd heard the voice come from and picked up the leprechaun by the back of his shirt. "There is no reasoning with men of war; all they know is bloodshed. To stay behind is to risk death, to attempt to converse with The Thrones is to ask for it. We will be leaving nobody behind, little dwarf" Akin said gently and calmly as he placed Stewert on Gale's back despite the small man's wiggling and squirming. He then continued walking with the others, trying to keep pace.


Calor sighed once again. The great dragon wasn't particularly serious all the time naturally, but around Travis he tended to be. One of them had to be the adult, and it certainly couldn't be left to his pact partner. "It is as he says, although we will not be requiring your hunt. I am perfectly capable of fetching my own meals, you know this very well Travis. Besides, I do not hunger" he spoke, not in a condescending tone but the implication was there. However, his stomach betrayed him, rumbling slightly. At least, slightly to him. In reality, it was quite loud due to his size. "Perhaps...one kill would not be out of the question" the creature added. If he were not red naturally, he most certainly would have been then. ​

Hunter is going to Namek

At the mention of the woman being the closest thing to a god there was, Hunter couldn't help but snicker. Closest thing to a god, yeah right, the mortals wouldn't know a god if they openly revealed themselves. Not that he was going to do that of course. However, regardless of whether or not she was a goddess, she had to be stopped. She was trying to bring balance to a RPG, what kind of monster did that? There was nothing to level grind on, the difficulty level could only go so high before they might actually have to use strategy.

"I will single handedly destroy the tyrant. We should split up, so that half of you go and stop the angel and the other half function as my entourage!" he proclaimed, stating his intentions.​

I've been thinking about this for a bit now, and I've decided that I'm no longer going to be partaking in this roleplay. I can see, and have been able to see for a while now, that all I am doing currently is causing problems and not giving the roleplay the attention it deserves. It has been causing an unbelievable amount of stress to me for a few weeks which I myself am struggling to cope with, but more importantly it's stressing out others, hurting friendships I have with people and is creating a more negative experience for people. I love roleplaying, but if me being a part of something is upsetting others then I would rather myself suffer and miss out on what could have been (and still easily could be) a truly fantastic roleplay.

I don't care what happens to my characters. If someone wants to RP as them for the remainder of the missions, feel more than welcome to, if Cal wants to have dramatic deaths or some crap like that to give room for character development, go for it. I apologize in particular to Gabi, Rienzel, and Cal, because I know I did discuss a few things that I was going to do with your characters. You three, among many others in the RP, are too nice to tell me when I'm ****ing everything up for everybody, so I thank you for that but I think it's better this way.

Enjoy the rest of the roleplay, sorry for being an ass about things.