Remnants of The Wielders

Orias jumped out of the way just in time to not be totally creamed by Xion. "Whoa!" he exclaimed. "That was close"

 

"Well, here goes nothing!" Sharumix muttered as she held her keyblade in the air. "Fira!" She yelled. Fire burst from the end of her Keyblade and formed a ball of fire, heading straight for the Final Form.

 

Xion/Crowley Final Form 1 turned rather laborusly in the air and was struck with the fira. It landed hard on the ground and groaned. It's wings deteriorated into little sparkles and it's weapons faded into darkness. "Nothing ventured...nothing gained!" Final Form jumped up and rose into the air. Darkness spreading and covering it's form and vanishing.

 

Sharumix was confused. Was it over? "Alright," she said. "Orias, thanks for coming. What's going on?"

 

Orias recounted everything that had happened. "...and then i had a feeling you where in trouble, so i rushed over here and left Xenree at beast's castle." he said skeptically.

 

Sharumix listened to Orias, and when he got to the end, she couldn't help but notice the skepticism in his voice. "Well," she said. "Thanks for showing up. I'm not sure if I could have handled it alone." She looked around at the empty plaza. So... she had found the Crowley of Twilight Town. Where should she go next? She turned back to Orias. "I think I'm going to go snoop around Destiny Islands. Maybe you could show me around?"

 

Xenree stared up at the brilliant moon. Her job was finished the second Orias left. An odd glitch ripped through her and her powers tore each heart from everyone. "Wh-why...why now? Where do I go?" Crowley wrapped his arms around her waist and hugged her. "You've done so well Xenree....you're so close. I'm proud of you my daughter." Xenree flinched and let her head fall to her chest.

 

Orias loked at Shamurix. "Ok," he said, "but do you mind if we go get Xenree first? She might know about a few places where I haven't been on the Island."

 

Name: Vincent
Keyblade: Oblivion
Age: 17
Element: Lightning and Darkness
Apperance: Blue Hair, Leather Jacket and Pants, and a blue crystal around the neck
Personality: Calm, Smart, and friendly
Other: Acts like he doesn't care but when really he cares about his allies

 

Sharumix looked away, she couldn't be near Xenree again. Not yet, at any rate. She didn't want to attack Xenree again. "I'm sorry, Orias." She said. "I don't think it's a good idea for me to be near her right now." She smiled and looked up at him. "Besides, you're the descendant of Sora. That's got to account for something, right?" She raised her hand and opened a portal a few feet away. "Are you coming?"

 

Xenree let Crowley hug her and smooth her hair like a beloved daughter. "You promised you'd fufil your task...and now...instead of seven months...you have seven weeks." Xenree spun around, "Weeks? Crowley that's not enough time! Each time I collect the time seems to slip away!

 

Orias suddenly rembered what one of his visions while he was asleep had shown.

"...and now instead of seven months, you have seven weeks," he told her.

"That Cheater!" Orias exclaimed."Sorry shamurix, but I have to help Xenree. Crowely Takes time away each time she completes a task!" He too, opend a portal and went back to where Xenree had been.

"Well," said the blonde boy with a red Jacket, "Looks like you just sold your soul to the devil."

OOC: Vincent Accepted

 

Crowley and Xenree stared at the boy, "She's fully aware of what she's done."

 

Edward Elric (OOC: Because I can :lolface: ) shook his head. "What does she get in return? You can't take something without giving something of equal value first." he told Crowley.

 

"She gains power and her soul. Fair enough for you, young man?" Xenree moved in front of Crowley and summoned her Keyblade. "Crowley is my master, you will speak to him with respect."

 

Sharumix sighed as Orias opened his portal and left. So it was true, Crowley was shortening Xenree's time. "Seven weeks left..." She whispered. "Good luck, Xenree." She still didn't agree with Xenree's chosen line of work, but she had her own job to worry about. She turned to the portal and stepped through. At first, she could hardly see, it was so bright. The sun glared in her eyes, but she quickly became accustomed to the light. She was standing on a road in a small town. She appeared to be on an incline, and there were pretty little houses and gardens all around. In front of her, she could see the rest of the town, and beyond it, shining in the sun, the sea. A little bit away from the beach, a small island set the scene. She was in Destiny Islands. She breathed the salty sea air and smiled. She had always loved this place. Well, not her exactly, but she remembered it as being a nice place. Well, she thought. Now to look for Crowley. She began to walk down to the beach toward the island. I guess I'm on my own now.

 

Ed sighed. "I'm not gonna fight you," he said. "I'm an Alchemist. We both know the outcome of that fight." He turned to crowley. "As for your little 'Exchange", no, it isn't fair. You shorten her life each time. That isn't fair."

 

Crowley chuckled, almost like a maniac, "Amusing...a little boy like you, questioning my deals. A demon, doesn't do fair deals." Xenree shuddered and held her hand out towards Ed as if attempting to prevent him from coming closer to Crowley. "Crowley...how many more..." He opened his mouth to protest and her temper snapped, "HOW MANY!" "Five."

 

Ed laughed. "I live by the law of equivalent exchange. Anyone who defies it, will pay the consecquences!" He transmutated part of his Automail arm into a sword. "Now, who's first?"

 

Ignoring Ed, Xenree rubbed her forehead, "Five left...that means...I have some time..." Crowley nodded and patted her head, "Indeed. You will make it, my dear." "Right..."