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Well, that took longer than it should have... ^_^'
As the three bounty hunters pushed their way through the cantina, Erin felt very disappointed with herself all of a sudden. Jedi or no, the accomplices would go down too wouldn't they? It was kind of amazing how somebody caught on so quickly, but at the same time Erin knew this might happen - in a dump like this everyone had their ears open, while their eyes lied and focused on their drink or the person sitting across from them. ...Why the heck did she even mention the word 'Jedi'?! Vor'loch's response to the threat sent the three padawans back a short ways before the Noghri made his escape, taking some of the attention with him.
"Not good! Jer', watch yourself!" Without bothering to get her lightsabers out for a fight, Erin grabbed Jerek by the shoulder and pulled him over the bar with her just as a random spray of blaster bolts flew overhead. Kolinn seemed like she was handling this well, and Vor'loch already took a few with him into the streets. The Corellian girl's eyes met Inuel's from the safety of their cover and she gave him a look of absolute guilt, "Okay! Kinda feel like I brought this upon everyone. Is there a place we can lay low for a while? Or better yet, why not go find this Jedi we were about to discuss?" she asked. Hopefully they weren't going to have anymore trouble, but that seemed like an impossible scenario as things were. How long would it take for rumors to spread on this damnable moon?
"Not good! Jer', watch yourself!" Without bothering to get her lightsabers out for a fight, Erin grabbed Jerek by the shoulder and pulled him over the bar with her just as a random spray of blaster bolts flew overhead. Kolinn seemed like she was handling this well, and Vor'loch already took a few with him into the streets. The Corellian girl's eyes met Inuel's from the safety of their cover and she gave him a look of absolute guilt, "Okay! Kinda feel like I brought this upon everyone. Is there a place we can lay low for a while? Or better yet, why not go find this Jedi we were about to discuss?" she asked. Hopefully they weren't going to have anymore trouble, but that seemed like an impossible scenario as things were. How long would it take for rumors to spread on this damnable moon?
Yhup. I'll probably post by the end of the night.
"Ah, whatever. To Sensei, and to not being dead yet!" Kaori laughed, clashing her cup with Yomi and Hibiki's. The three drank, drank some more and Hibiki was quickly put in a daze. Kaori was amazed; usually Lords had a high tolerance for alcohol from all that sitting around they did... Hibiki was different. Maybe he was actually good at what he did, or maybe he was just a natural lightweight. By the time it was getting dark Kaori was properly wasted. And there was still so much night to go!
"Hey, Yomies... We should go back to... Wherever we been staying. I can't rembember..." she suggested. The barkeep was chuckling away at the three, especially Hibiki who seemed like he would be sick if he even stood up.
"Guys, I'ma stay right here, kay...?" Hibiki murmured.
"Hey, Yomies... We should go back to... Wherever we been staying. I can't rembember..." she suggested. The barkeep was chuckling away at the three, especially Hibiki who seemed like he would be sick if he even stood up.
"Guys, I'ma stay right here, kay...?" Hibiki murmured.
Yeah, I slacked off a little too much there. Late post is late, but it's still a post, right? ^_^
"Okay, that's weird," Hayleigh murmured with worry as the rabbit morphed into black goop or whatever the heck it just did, and when it reformed she hesitated to go closer to the creature again. Why the heck did the White Rabbit call himself a 'Shadow'? Everyone here was in a dream world, but at the same time they were apparently sound asleep in their beds. Or in her brother Arthur's case, likely facedesk'd due to lack of caffeine. It was pretty clear by now that they weren't in charge here. Hayleigh wasn't even sure her mind could conjure something this magnificent or surreal. Dreams weren't easy to remember, but this one was sticking in her mind as clearly as a moment in everyday life. That one Japanese guy thought he could manipulate this place, himself, due to it being nothing but a dream. Super Strength apparently wasn't allowed here...
"One at a time! You're not a super hero... Let me help." Hayleigh said as she strolled over to Kouichi's side, leaning down and grabbing underneath one of the unconscious' arms, "Can you take their legs? I don't really want to drag the poor sod all the way to wherever we're going," she asked Kouichi. It was a no-brainer. These people were in danger according to the White Rabbit. To leave them here wouldn't only be ignorant as hell, but.. quite rude! (It can be anyone that they're gonna pick up really ;o)
Arthur rubbed his head and stepped over to his sister and the Japanese kid, eying the ones who hadn't woken up yet. You'd think that Kouichi would have woken them up by lifting and dropping them all back on the grass like that, but~... "I'll take one. No sense in leaving them here..." he muttered, nodding at a silent Cronic as he too began hauling one of the sleepy heads away. This felt like it was going to be a long night... Not giving much thought to how rough it might feel, Arthur picked up one of the unconscious and threw them over his shoulder. If danger was on its way, there wasn't much time for formality. (Again, whoever Arthur picked up is up to them)
"By all means, lead the way Rabbit. We're no good out in the open, are we?" Arthur shrugged with one shoulder and began to follow after Cronic.
"One at a time! You're not a super hero... Let me help." Hayleigh said as she strolled over to Kouichi's side, leaning down and grabbing underneath one of the unconscious' arms, "Can you take their legs? I don't really want to drag the poor sod all the way to wherever we're going," she asked Kouichi. It was a no-brainer. These people were in danger according to the White Rabbit. To leave them here wouldn't only be ignorant as hell, but.. quite rude! (It can be anyone that they're gonna pick up really ;o)
Arthur rubbed his head and stepped over to his sister and the Japanese kid, eying the ones who hadn't woken up yet. You'd think that Kouichi would have woken them up by lifting and dropping them all back on the grass like that, but~... "I'll take one. No sense in leaving them here..." he muttered, nodding at a silent Cronic as he too began hauling one of the sleepy heads away. This felt like it was going to be a long night... Not giving much thought to how rough it might feel, Arthur picked up one of the unconscious and threw them over his shoulder. If danger was on its way, there wasn't much time for formality. (Again, whoever Arthur picked up is up to them)
"By all means, lead the way Rabbit. We're no good out in the open, are we?" Arthur shrugged with one shoulder and began to follow after Cronic.
Guess ish me next then~
"Master! That was mean! That was evil!" Blaze yelled defiantly after spurring awake at the sounds of brawling. There really wasn't any way this would work, but points for trying! She climbed out of the ruined floorboards and broke into a run at Makarov, her fists igniting with those brighter-than-normal flames she could summon. However, her effort was wasted, only to be grabbed with the same giant hand used moments earlier to whack her through the floorboards.
Makarov stretched his normal-sized free hand up to the Phoenix Mage's head and poked her forehead, "Calm down, you little pyromaniac... Or I'll let Laxus teach you how to behave!"
"NO! No need, I'll behave! Please don't." Blaze squeaked at the mention of Makarov's grandson. Laxus was a damn legend, like a lot of other Mages in the guild, but this guy was properly intimidating and powerful despite firmly being a member of the Guild-Family. Poor Natsu didn't stand a chance whenever they went fighting each other! Of course Laxus probably wouldn't do anything though. Just his name was enough to throw a scare into some of the younger members of the guild - Blaze included.
With that, Makarov gently put her down and patted her on the head twice before calling over Laki, so that she could use her Wood-Make to fix the destroyed floor.
Blaze sighed and exited the building, noting as she passed that there was yet another newbie introducing himself to Mimi. The redhead leaned outside the door and smiled, shoving her hands in her jacket pockets and staring up at the sky. Jobs could wait; besides, Blaze's head still felt like a ton weight after Makarov 'told her off'.
Ah, those two should get used to the place in no time...
Makarov stretched his normal-sized free hand up to the Phoenix Mage's head and poked her forehead, "Calm down, you little pyromaniac... Or I'll let Laxus teach you how to behave!"
"NO! No need, I'll behave! Please don't." Blaze squeaked at the mention of Makarov's grandson. Laxus was a damn legend, like a lot of other Mages in the guild, but this guy was properly intimidating and powerful despite firmly being a member of the Guild-Family. Poor Natsu didn't stand a chance whenever they went fighting each other! Of course Laxus probably wouldn't do anything though. Just his name was enough to throw a scare into some of the younger members of the guild - Blaze included.
With that, Makarov gently put her down and patted her on the head twice before calling over Laki, so that she could use her Wood-Make to fix the destroyed floor.
Blaze sighed and exited the building, noting as she passed that there was yet another newbie introducing himself to Mimi. The redhead leaned outside the door and smiled, shoving her hands in her jacket pockets and staring up at the sky. Jobs could wait; besides, Blaze's head still felt like a ton weight after Makarov 'told her off'.
Ah, those two should get used to the place in no time...
I was about to say... Jordan is going to get left behind at this rate.
"I could come with, if ya' want." Luka offered, requipping her two signature revolvers, "You and your brother seemed to enjoy dodging bullets... I know it paid off~" she said with a big smile.
Misa slowly turned her swirling eyes to Luka's direction. Even though she could no longer speak, you could tell the whining sound was probably an expression of not wanting to get shot at! The kid already felt too smashed up already for anything physical. Not even the idea of getting to fight Tamotsu again was enough of a pick-me-up right now.
Hana and Heise rolled their eyes in unison as the two girls were being carried away, "Meh, all she needs is something to eat. She'll be fine," they said.
"Minerva, you're going to make the world tremble again. This time our father isn't here, and we don't have an army of demons to fight across the world for us. All we have is our own military forces and us three." Kuro told his sister as she stood before the giant lacrima, preparing to cast a dark ritual. She looked tired, uncertain, but strangely determined. "Are you sure you're okay with this? Infinite Night was extreme - but this has the potential to destroy life as we know it."
"...And we shall return to what we originally were. Magic. We will be at one with magic again, and start over from nothing." Minerva said in melancholy. By the end of the week, she would have made her move. All life would become pure magic essence, in the hopes that the next incarnation of sentient life would be able to do away with all the restrictions on magic. It was insane. But Minerva was done trying to reason with the Council, with the world... Change would happen, but it would come at a terrible cost.
"I can't turn you away from this, can I? ...But I can't betray my family either." Kuro looked out into the courtyard of the massive castle grounds and frowned, "I'll prepare the shield generator for the lacrima room. Espada, you wait in the courtyard - you're our ace against any attackers. We'll position troops everywhere, and leave our enemies no choice but to fight through the place."
Minerva finally smirked at all the strategic talk, quickly caving in to her evil emotions, "I'll remain in the lacrima room, and unleash our two pet Dragon Slayers on the enemy." Her gaze turned to a red-haired girl standing in the corner of the room. The girl had a bushy tail and those unmistakable ears, "You - Neko. You will be in charge of firing the Etherion Cannon at London. Defy me, and I will activate your shock collar and leave it running for as long as it takes to slowly, and torturously kill you."
The cat girl stiffly nodded at Minerva in fear, causing Kuro to sigh sadly. "Minerva, don't scare her. She's barely even-" he was interrupted.
"I don't care. A tool is a tool; and I'm going to use her like one." Minerva snapped back before returning to focus on the ritual preparation.
Espada merely shrugged at all this, throwing a magic energy blade at the Neko's leg. Of course it wouldn't be deep, just searingly painful. She quietly gasped and fell to one knee, clutching it trying to stop the bleeding. Kuro stepped in front of her, glaring at his brother. Espada chuckled to himself and walked out of the observation room, "A tool is a tool, bro'. I can have my fun with her if I want... But, whatever... I'll be outside, waiting to kill something."
"...I'll go set up the shield. Girl, you should get to your station too. I apologise for my siblings' attitudes. Ignore them." Kuro said, taking a bow before leaving and slowly walking through the castle halls. When out of ear range he murmured to himself, "...I'm on the wrong side, but at the same time I'm not. This might be funny if the stakes weren't so high..."
The Neko got up and rushed out of the room before Minerva decided to activate her collar, and would head for the very top platform of the castle walls. It nearly touched the clouds... Up on this platform was a massive gun, meant to obliterate entire settlements in single blasts. This is where the slave girl would do her duty for her masters, the Shades - she would be ordered to kill millions...
Misa slowly turned her swirling eyes to Luka's direction. Even though she could no longer speak, you could tell the whining sound was probably an expression of not wanting to get shot at! The kid already felt too smashed up already for anything physical. Not even the idea of getting to fight Tamotsu again was enough of a pick-me-up right now.
Hana and Heise rolled their eyes in unison as the two girls were being carried away, "Meh, all she needs is something to eat. She'll be fine," they said.
"Minerva, you're going to make the world tremble again. This time our father isn't here, and we don't have an army of demons to fight across the world for us. All we have is our own military forces and us three." Kuro told his sister as she stood before the giant lacrima, preparing to cast a dark ritual. She looked tired, uncertain, but strangely determined. "Are you sure you're okay with this? Infinite Night was extreme - but this has the potential to destroy life as we know it."
"...And we shall return to what we originally were. Magic. We will be at one with magic again, and start over from nothing." Minerva said in melancholy. By the end of the week, she would have made her move. All life would become pure magic essence, in the hopes that the next incarnation of sentient life would be able to do away with all the restrictions on magic. It was insane. But Minerva was done trying to reason with the Council, with the world... Change would happen, but it would come at a terrible cost.
"I can't turn you away from this, can I? ...But I can't betray my family either." Kuro looked out into the courtyard of the massive castle grounds and frowned, "I'll prepare the shield generator for the lacrima room. Espada, you wait in the courtyard - you're our ace against any attackers. We'll position troops everywhere, and leave our enemies no choice but to fight through the place."
Minerva finally smirked at all the strategic talk, quickly caving in to her evil emotions, "I'll remain in the lacrima room, and unleash our two pet Dragon Slayers on the enemy." Her gaze turned to a red-haired girl standing in the corner of the room. The girl had a bushy tail and those unmistakable ears, "You - Neko. You will be in charge of firing the Etherion Cannon at London. Defy me, and I will activate your shock collar and leave it running for as long as it takes to slowly, and torturously kill you."
The cat girl stiffly nodded at Minerva in fear, causing Kuro to sigh sadly. "Minerva, don't scare her. She's barely even-" he was interrupted.
"I don't care. A tool is a tool; and I'm going to use her like one." Minerva snapped back before returning to focus on the ritual preparation.
Espada merely shrugged at all this, throwing a magic energy blade at the Neko's leg. Of course it wouldn't be deep, just searingly painful. She quietly gasped and fell to one knee, clutching it trying to stop the bleeding. Kuro stepped in front of her, glaring at his brother. Espada chuckled to himself and walked out of the observation room, "A tool is a tool, bro'. I can have my fun with her if I want... But, whatever... I'll be outside, waiting to kill something."
"...I'll go set up the shield. Girl, you should get to your station too. I apologise for my siblings' attitudes. Ignore them." Kuro said, taking a bow before leaving and slowly walking through the castle halls. When out of ear range he murmured to himself, "...I'm on the wrong side, but at the same time I'm not. This might be funny if the stakes weren't so high..."
The Neko got up and rushed out of the room before Minerva decided to activate her collar, and would head for the very top platform of the castle walls. It nearly touched the clouds... Up on this platform was a massive gun, meant to obliterate entire settlements in single blasts. This is where the slave girl would do her duty for her masters, the Shades - she would be ordered to kill millions...
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