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Post by Deleted on Apr 30, 2018 20:59:16 GMT -5
It had been many a quiet night in Port Royal since Sora's escapades there. Well, as quiet as Port Royal ever got. At the very least, it wasn't any more rowdy than before. Even the Heartless seemed to be attacking less now, which was good since few were equipped to handle them. It was on one of the piers, to the sounds of the ocean crashing against the shore that a portal opened. A portal made of incandescent light, with a silhouette of a figure walking out of it. As the portal closed behind him, the figure's footsteps echoed from the wooden pier. He was a boy, clad in robes and wearing the mask of a leopard over his face. The boy was Gula, former head of the Leopardos Union and he was not here for pleasure. He was here to explore what remained of the World, the remnants of which distressed him greatly. Not that he was showing it on his face. Gula was never one for outward displays of emotion, always serious and rational. It was a trait that seemed to distress his Master. But it didn't matter anymore. He was left behind, along with the other Foretellers and Luxu. It was just Gula and perhaps that was all it would ever be. That was just fine by him. He'd avenge all of the fallen by himself if that's what it was going to take. However, charging in blindly would help no one. Thus, his mission to explore the worlds and find any Keyblade Masters or even Wielders that existed. Not to gather them in another Union, of course, but to see if they were even remotely capable of fighting the Darkness. Gula had a feeling that he would regret finding out the truth.
The Foreteller walked onto dry land, listening to the sounds of the sea and the far-off sounds of revelry. This world seemed to be in perpetual night and yet no one seemed to be asleep. Hmm... a city that never sleeps, eh? Gula decided that he would have to tread carefully. While he held very little fear of any denizens of the world, this world seemed like a perfect place to have Heartless waiting in every shadowy nook and cranny. Gula continued his travels through town, and as he did, he found that the streets were relatively empty. Everyone was either at home or in a bar or some other place of leisure. All that remained on the street were drunkards, the homeless and the occasional officer of the law. Gula hid in the alleyways and shadows whenever he saw someone getting a little too interested in the boy's presence. However, at no point did he find any Heartless. It was a little disappointing, but a relief nonetheless. Gula kept patrolling the streets, making sure to keep out of sight.
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Post by Foreteller Invi on May 16, 2018 11:39:41 GMT -5
Standing atop the castle wall, Invi looked down towards the town. It was quiet, but what troubled her more was on how... different it looked. It had a strange vibe to it as she observed the place. There was some small activity here and there as she saw lights burning, but disregarding this it seemed fairly quiet. Not like there was anything special.
Having traveled through some worlds thus far, Invi still had trouble figuring out the current situation. Also the Unions were gone, which was to be expected. Honestly, she just couldn't figure out what to do now. In earnest, she was just continuing what she was last told by Master: observing. The Keyblade War was in the past, so what was left? It didn't seem Darkness had fully taken over, so there was still hope?
Bringing a hand up to her chest, Invi closed her eyes behind her mask as she wished for the Master of Masters or Luxu to just pop up and tell her what was happening. Things had only worsened since they had gone, with the Foretellers, the Unions, and the chaos that occured after. She wasn't even sure if she should try and follow the other Foretellers at this point, if they were even still alive. Or alive again. Honestly, she didn't fully comprehend on what was going on. In earnest, she couldn't even tell what had happened to herself, there was just a blank nothingness somewhere in her memories from the Keyblade War and her wandering the worlds.
With those thoughts in mind, Invi turned and started to move, figuring she'd best to go to the town itself. As she wandered down and moved to the ground level, even when she was still moving into the town and through it, she still thought of what she was meant to do now. Everything had fallen apart, the Book of Prophecies had shown them what would come and they had been incapable of stopping it. Now there were no longer any pages, no longer anything that told them where they stood. There was no telling what would come. Were there even more prophecies? I wish Master was here, she thought as she moved down a corridor, hearing voices ahead. She was trying her best to avoid the town's people, not wanting to interrupt the going-ons of this world. Hiding in alleyways and staying within the shadows, she had a feeling someone was there... someone.. familiar. Her eyes scanned the area as she continued her way, confused on what was happening.
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Post by Deleted on May 21, 2018 22:17:33 GMT -5
Gula continued his travels through the town, keeping to the shadows. It was still quiet but somehow there was something in the air. Gula could sense it. A great light somewhere nearby. However, he couldn't figure out where it was coming from, given that he was in a town full of people with Hearts of Light and Darkness. So Gula continued until he was on some sort of stone wall with a bell on top it. Possibly some sort of lookout post? Either way, it was quiet. Even on this tiny World, the ocean seemed to go on forever. Perhaps the Master had a point, that there was more to the Worlds than merely as fragments. If that was the case, though, then that only strengthened Gula's resolve to keep them from being swallowed by the Darkness. It was going to be a long road and by the end of it, Gula might not even be alive. But if that was what Fate had in store for him, then so be it. Gula probably deserved it. Regardless, that was enough of that. He needed to sense where that Light was coming from. He wasn't even sure that it had followed him.
... No, it was still nearby. In fact, it felt more brilliant than before. Now for the real question: Was it hostile or friendly? Yes, it was clearly Light, but that didn't necessarily mean it was Good, like the Master had pointed out. Gula couldn't really argue with that... how many Wielders did he put in the ground for the Light? Gula took a deep breath and opened his right hand. Orbs of light appeared and coalesce together until, with one final burst of light. Gula's keyblade appeared in his head, the icon of the Leopardos Union staring back up at him. Then Gula tensed up, ready for a fight. "Whoever's following me, I would suggest against it. I can't guarantee your safety if you continue to stick your nose in my business. Leave or face the consequences." Gula waited for a response. He was playing the formally threatening card, which was unlike him. But there was a first time for everything, right?
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Post by Foreteller Invi on Aug 21, 2018 4:38:35 GMT -5
As she got closer, Invi caught the sight of the garb of a Foreteller. The color quickly indicated it was Gula and the frame matched as she followed, keeping a distance to figure out what was going on. She was an observer, so she did try to observe this person for a bit before even considering to get closer. The fact that the Keyblade War had happened and everything, she hadn't seen anyone, she didn't even know what happened to her or the others. So the sight of another Foreteller, she wasn't entirely sure if he'd be hostile or not at this point.
Gula turned, seeming to be tense as he called out his Keyblade. Seeing the blade, Invi was all but certain this was Gula. Hearing the man call out, Invi stepped out towards him without her weapon drawn for now, but kept a fair distance. "Gula..." she started, but halted right after as she didn't exactly know how to continue, ask him if he was alright, ask him about the War, ask him what was going on, so many questions and she wasn't entirely sure if he'd even answer. This made it rather difficult for her to figure out how to reply at all.
"I'm... sorry, do you know what happened?" she figured it was best to ask. Honestly, Invi didn't know what any of the others would do in this situation. Some likely would be very aggressive, but Gula was one of the less 'angry' students unlike some of them when they trained under the Master and even during the time they led their unions. It was hard to understand what the Master had planned for them and right now. Right now she didn't even know if this still followed any kind of guideline. The Book of Prophecies didn't really indicate much anymore. Instead she hoped Gula had perhaps an idea, if he was willing to communicate with her and plan ahead.
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