To any Star Ocean fans this is not about Luther, I already wrote a fic about him, this is about one of the most psychotic villains in the history of video gaming. So we had evil slaughtering Kefka who became god, uber-over-rated Sephiroth who if I insult will lead to my untimely demise, but I do it anyway, he's am over-rated mama's boy dreams of f-ing jenova, or what about Kuja, well they can kiss Albedo's ass, his ever regenerating ass. ON WITH THE FIC!!!
Insanity Prelude
Chapter 1
Awakening
The two guards looked at the white haired boy. He was sleeping. They had just taken off from Miltia that had just disappeared in a space-time anomaly. They guards asked the Sellers on a walky-talky what to do with the boy. Sellers said to kill the boy. The two guards took aim and fired. A few shots and they just thought he was done, but the boy stirred. Like a bear awaking to a hostile presence. They boy took notice of the numerous holes in his body. He laughed. "Heh heh heh, tried to kill me huh. I bet it didn't wo-ork." He said in a playful manner. Like a game. Seeing the two guards cower in fear as they shot him some more was a game. "One two, my blood spills for you. Three four, drop to the floor. Five six, your necks will twist. Seven eight, I'll shatter your brains. Nine ten, your both dead." He shot out a purple wave completely destroying the heads of the two guards. They were dead, and no one knew or cared. "I wonder what else is around here." The white haired murderer started to explore.
"How, everything. The Zohar, Omega, even the prototype 100 series realian with the y-data got away thanks to Joachim. What do we do now Margulis?" Sellers said. His legs had been bandaged, he isn't going to walk anytime soon.
"Just calm down. We still have five of the twelve temples of Anima, the others are most likely in Vector's hands though. And surely the Kirshwassers have some use." Margulis said trying to calm down the now frantic sellers.
"Kirshwassers are as useless. Why I say chuck them off-board. I bet we could use the space." Sellers couldn't handle how much they lost in the conflict. The Zohar, one item to him meant the universe. However they were interrupted by a white-haired boy entering the room. "Who is this boy?" Sellers didn't want to put up with much more.
"Didn't you order the guards to kill a boy earlier?" Margulis added.
"Oh, so you're the man that ordered those guards to kill me." He said wearing a deadly smile. "Would you like to die like those idiots did?" He walked forward, his contamination glowing in an aura.
"Well, you must be one of Dmitri's designer children, or URTV." Sellers said.
"How do you know my bustard of a father?" He said forgetting his previous blood lust. Sellers shared what he knew about the experiments. However Albedo became board. A smile curled on Sellers face.
"Margulis, take are young guest to the room with the Kirshwassers." Margulis complied.
"What is your name?" Margulis asked.
"Albedo…" The white haired boy answered.
Five minutes later they were before the storage room. Margulis opened the door. Albedo stepped inside. Inside, it was a bunch of girls. A took him some time, to realize they all had the same face, a face borrowed from someone he'll never forget. He laughed. " Heh heh, they all look like her. All of them. A tapestry of faux flesh and a borrowed visage. Repulsively similar. Oh, what could you possibly want, with these disgusting dolls?" He asked Margulis. Margulis stated, that no one had any use for them. They would all be given to him, for a favor they will tell him later. Albedo agreed. All the Kirshwassers, who no one cared about were his. He ogled at them. And they all stared back. "Oh, how disturbing. Looking at you all, I just want to hurl. But, you're all so sickeningly beautiful. So like her, you all look so like dear dead Sakura." All the girls looked in horror, in fear, but dear need to their new master. Someone needed to love them, even if it was twisted love.
For those who don't know, Sakura died saving Albedo from u-do, one reason for his kirshwasser fetish. Please review.