"Oh hey! Look Gamryon! Friends!" A small hooded girl in black said to her un-hooded companion as the heroes entered the Twister Trench. The other girl had midnight blue hair, cut short, and bright blue eyes. She seemed to be excited, but something was off about it.
"Yay! Wait, you are friends, right?" Gamryon asked, turning to them. Her smaller friend removed her hood, revealing a short mop of pink hair. They seemed friendly enough, but the coats made Chris suspicious.
"Well, that depends." Chris started.
"Whose side are you one?" Riku finished.
"Why, the Superior's of course." Gamryon answered, confused as to why it even need be asked.
"I'm afraid not then." Chris growled, suddenly angry. "Where is Savone?"
"Savone? I don't know who that is, but II told us to take out anyone against us." The pink haired girl called, lunging at the trio. Chris blocked her attack and Riku sent her flying away, right into a rock. Gamryon watched in mock horror as her friend was knocked out.
"Jaeynin!" The girl called, but her friend didn't stir. Slowly she turned back to Chris and his friends, the emotional cover gone. "I am Gamryon. Number XIV. And That wasn't very nice!" She wasted no time summoning her Keyblades to her hands and rushing forward, getting a first strike on Kairi. The red-head slid back and Riku took over. The silverette teen dueled the young girl for a while, occasionally getting help from Chris, until XIV jumped back. Energy engulfed both blades and she preformed a double strike raid, throwing both Chris and Riku into the rocks. With a cute giggle, Gamryon called out her taunt. "Na-na na-na na-na!"
"Wow, for a child she sure is strong." Riku grumbled, picking him self up. He turned to help Chris up before looking back toward XIV. Kairi had taken over again. The two females matched each other, move for move, block for block, skill for skill. They both used light attacks, causing an explosion that sent them both sliding back. However, Gamryon was quicker to recover. While the dust still floated in the air, she dashed forward, cutting through her opponent with both blades. She giggled again and blew raspberries toward Kairi as she crumpled to the ground. That sent Chris into a rage. He launched himself from his resting place and into the heat of battle. He swung hard at XIV several times, only for her to jump away each time.
"Can't Catch me! Can't Catch me!" She called, until Chris finally hit her. Tumbling backwards, it looked like he could finish her here. However, right as he got there, she vanished.
"Whoa. Where did she go?" Chris asked, looking around on the ground.
"Over here!" The girl called from atop a rock. Chris looked over just in time to see her jump and send an large wave of light out, taking out Riku and dealing some heavy damage to him as well. She started to do it again before she landed, but Chris launched his attack first. Strike Raid ended it. She took the hit hard, falling to the ground on her backside.
"Wha…?" Gamryon started, noticing that he was starting to fade away. "I'm sorry, Veydin. I tried. I really did!" At that she faded away into butterflies. The small winged creatures fluttered a short ways a way before fading away themselves. The pink-haired girl, earlier referred to as Jaeynin, stirred and caught the last of her friends death. A terrified shriek escaped her mouth and she opened a portal to escape. Riku, being the closest, dove in after her, but he was the only on to make it. The portal closed and Chris was left with an unconscious Kairi. He cast Curaga on himself before working his way over to Kairi. He cast the spell on her too and sat beside her, awaiting her to wake up. Thoughts swarmed his head while he waited. Was Riku going to be alright? Where do we go next? Why has the Organization risen again? Finally he decided that it was safe to stay here. He picked Kairi up bridal style and slowly set off to the Gummi Ship.
"Ymerej. Do you think Jaeynin knows that Gamryon was intended to die?" Yatra asked in a flat tone, walking up to join her Superior on the roof. The brunette nothing looked over at her for a brief moment before looking back out across the night.
"No. And I intend for it to stay that way. It will give her reason to kill the three next time she sees them." He answered, voice completely emotionless, as a Nobody's voice should be.
"And Veydin?"
"He is most certainly not to know. All that pent up rage is perfect."
"Very well. Good Night, Superior."
"Same to you, Yatra."