KH Class RP (Re-Made)

Akii glanced around her, looking at the Keyblade. "Adrien....he was your friend. He was Momma's friend too." Akii's words were meaningless. Adrien's keyblade pulsed when Mage touched it. A weak voice traveled through her arm and up to her head, You're the girl...my partner tried to save....why're you here? The other Keyblade's resonated with their partner's old hatred of Adrien and his Keyblade. Vainly trying to reach out with their own voices and shriek at the weak Key.

 

"I was his friend, yes... But I couldn't protect him, I'm so sorry." Mage ignored the other screams, her hatred of them returning. She gave the hilt a soft tug, wishing to at least keep more of the friend then a memory.

 

The Keyblade sighed in her mind, No need for apologies. You were not there during the Keyblade War. His death was unavoidable. You...your name is Mage, at least it's what I can pull from your mind. You wish to keep me? You desire to keep your friends close, to protect them?

 

Mags flinched, a bit disturbed at how the blade could slightly read her. "Y-Yes... Is that wrong? It's probably better then to stay here where the others will hate you forever. But instead they could always be angry at themselves for being no better then Heartless." her eyes seemed to calm, thinking about Adrien. He looked a lot like her.

 

The Keyblade seemed to laugh at Mage's words about hatred, They do not hate me, but what my partner has used me for. A Keyblade cannot place blame on a wielder, only other Keyblades...or I could just blame the Kyeblade, but that wouldn't be fair to it now would it? Mage, your heart is similar to Adrien's...I shall accept your heart. It ignored her question of whether or not it was wrong to want to keep it and instead shed the dark light that surrounded it. Adrien faded into view behind his Keyblade, smile on his face and a hand wrapped around his Keyblade, "In your hand, take this key. So long as you have the makings, then through this simple act of taking...its wielder you shall one day be. And you will find me, friend--no ocean will contain you then. No more borders around, or below, or above, so long as you champion the ones you love." He waited for Mage to take the Keyblade and pull it from the ground.

 

Mage looked at Adrien, the waterworks working again... But he seemed untouchable, so she could only squeak out a few words. "I-I accept... Hope to see you again, Adrien." She firmed her once loose grip on the Keyblade, giving it a sharp, but gentle as she knew this blade was alive, pull.

 

The Keyblade pulled from the ground, it's form slightly changing to adapt to Mage's lesser strength than of Adrien's. "She's not breakable. Mage...take care of yourself. I'll see you again, I promise. The Keyblade will guid you when you are lost and in need of assistance. Trust it with your life, and it will protect you well." he faded away and Akii shivered, "M-Mage? Where are we going now?" Akii's voice had become less echo and more solid and human-like.

 

Mage smirked, a knowing and yet gentle smirk. " Thank you. Akii, we're going home." She held her new Keyblade up with pride, looking to Akii. "C'mon, I'm going to get us there this time. If there's a monster I promise it won't get past us." She nodded to the Keyblade, thinking about her friends. She put out her hand, summoning a black portal as Xone taught her long ago.

 

Akii nodded and huddled close to Mage. Within the dark corridors again, the same dark figure stood. It waited, as if it couldn't sense if anyone was there. Her breathing came quicker and Akii gripped Mage tightly, whispering, "It's there again."

A creature of the darkness....no, something unlike what I've seen. A monster of the Nothingness. One who once walked the path between, now deformed by darkness. Be on your guard Mage, it's quicker than it looks. the Keyblade warned.

 

Mage kept the Keyblade pointed at this odd monster, keeping Akii close to her with one hand and walking around it as far a distance as possible. Maybe if I don't make a sound then we can get by... She had slow and quiet steps, breathing through the mouth.

 

Akii but her lip as they quietly moved around it. Catching sight of it, she squeaked in fright. The creature was a combination of a larger form of a Dusk combined with an Organization coat melded together. The creature was oddly shaped, one arm larger than the other, dragging on the ground and the other wiggling like a trapped worm. It's legs thick as tree trunks and a small oddly shaped head atop of a square shaped body, all covered in a black thick skin-like material. The zipper of the coat roamed all around it's body ending in the middle of it's odd head. No mouth, no eyes, no ears, it still jerked slightly as Akii squeaked.

Shush, no sudden movements. Take this time to recognize it's form. It cannot see, hear or speak. Where have you seen something similar to this before...I cannot tell from your memories.

 

Mage thought a moment, keeping still. I seen this thing a few minutes ago, then we ran. And my memories aren't that great because I don't have my own heart to keep them. She observed the monster, wondering what could have made this sorry creature. But wait, it reacted when Akii squeaked! But you said it can't hear...

 

The Keyblade remained silent for a minute, contemplating and finally brought forth an image of a Dusk into Mage's mind and Axel in his Organization coat, "Combinding them together, do they not make this creature? It must sense the vibration from Akii's voice. To move forward, we'll have to kill it. Can you do this Mage? The Keyblade didn't doubt her, but the question was in it's nature to ask.

Akii couldn't take standing so close to the misshapen thing. She snapped and screamed, covering her head in fright, "Get it away from me! Don't look at me anymore!"

Now Mage, throw me hard at the monstrosity! The creature jerked toward Akii, the arm wiggling like a worm darting out faster than lightning and wrapped around the little girl, it extended until it wrapped around her and started to pull her closer, it's other, heavier, arm lifting, moving it's whole body to lift it. A shriek in their minds sounded from the mouthless creature. Even the Keyblade heard it and shuddered.

 

Mage threw the Keyblade hard, after being at a better position. Her hands sparked with electricity for a Thundaga. "Hey! Let GO OF HER!" she screamed, running up to the monster with a fist of electricity.

 

The Keyblade struck the monster in it's head, knocking it back and came around for a second hit to the back, flying back to Mage's hand. The creature howled in their minds in pain, ceasing it's motion to crush Akii.

Akii's hand flung out, a larger, dark hand springing from a dark wall of energy and pushed the monster back, forcing it to let go of her.

The worm-like arm ripped off easily and it's rough skin-like material covering it's body absorbed Mage's Thundaga. Though cracks spidered out from where the Keyblade had struck. Good, it's weakness seems to be head on attacks. Strike Mage. Do not worry about how well you may be able to swing me, let me handle the hitting. it's voice sounded like it was smiling and rays of light spiked out from the tip, making it look like a mace of light.

 

Mage was almost lucky to have the Keyblade, for she could see her magic had no effect. She grabbed her weapon, running to strike against the creature. She had not noticed how she wasn't affected by the light.

 

Akii covered her eyes, huddling as far away from the creature as she could get.

It seemed to adapt to the sudden new barrage of opponents. An overly large mouth formed in the middle of it's odd head and moved in a strange swallowing motion until a familiar voice came from it. "Mage...noooo!" Axel's voice came from the large mouth.

 

Mage stopped attacking, moving back a distance next to Akii. "Axel...?" she paused, she seemed to have remembered that he left and... And then... What? "What happened to you Axel? If you attack again I'll be forced to hurt you, or at least keep you away from my friend here..."

 

The Keyblade disapproved of Mage's actions, but it couldn't openly defy it's new partner. Mage that thing....

Akii looked from Mage to the creature, "You mean...Lea? That's not Lea."

The creature shrieked again, black blood pooling under where it's arm had been torn off, "Why would you do this to me Mage. I thought....we were friends." the large mouth moved again in it's swallowing motion and took a large step closer to Mage and Akii.

 

"Axel, why would you hurt my friend? What's going on?! I would only Hirt you if you were hurting Akii..." Mage readied her new blade, feet shifting uncertainly. "What happened?" she repeated, a slight bit of malice laced her voice that wasn't meant to be there.