Hiya there people after all that time between my last two updates I felt
that I owed it to you that I update again soon. So I'm typing you this
chapter right now. I can't do my personal thanx for the review cause ff.net
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Meru: Well u seem to be off the hook for Haschal's murder.
Sam: I didn't murder him!!
Lawyer: Did someone say murder?
Sam: Nope!!
Lawyer: Damn! * leaves*
Meru: So how come Lloyd and I aren't reading your disclaimers?
Sam: You two needed a vacation.
Meru: Okay! So where is Lloyd?
Sam: Duh! He's in a teleporter on his way to Kedissa.
Meru: Oh. I forgot.
Lloyd landed with a thump on the hard stones of outer Kedissa Saria only got a shock of impact as she was still hanging onto Lloyd's back.
"Damn class D teleporter!" Lloyd swore. "Swirly, twirly motions that make you sick to your stomach!" He shifted his sister's weight. "You aren't doing to good are you?"
"What was your first clue?" Saria asked sarcastically.
"Never mind."
"So we are here to get Shirley's dragoon spirit right?" Saria asked back.
"Yeah, and the sooner the better." He replied as he set her down on the rough path. "I'll go get it, you stay here."
"Why?" Saria asked slightly confused.
"I don't want you to get hurt."
"I won't!"
"You already are!"
"I'm just fine!" Saria said as she jumped up to prove her point, before falling into Lloyd.
"See, what did I tell you?"
"I'm just a little bit dizzy that's all!"
"Yeah, from loss of blood. How is your arm?"
" I dunno, it's still bleeding though."
"Come here." Lloyd said as he knelt down on one knee. Saria took a step forward. Lloyd took off the bandage to her arm. "Ouch, he got you good!" Lloyd said as he put the cloth back on even tighter.
"Don't remind me. Ouch Lloyd that's to tight!"
"Live with it. You're not dying while I'm taking care of you." Was his only reply before he flew off. His voice echoing behind him. "And don't leave that spot!"
"Bummer!" Was the one word that escaped her lips.
Lloyd landed just inside the city and started to work his way through the city's many teleporting devices. Which was taking quite a bit of time.
"How the hell is someone supposed to remember this?" He thought to himself as the finally got out of one very confusing room. "Okay, so my dragoon spirit should resonate when I get close to another one." He whispered as his hand started to glow. His soul shard was now glowing dimly in his hand. He thin took a finger and lay it on the onyx that was fired in the middle of the hilt. The stone popped out of it's resting spot and flew into his other hand.
"Okay. . ." Lloyd said as the sword disappeared he held his dragoon spirit high in the air as he wondered how stupid he looked. Just then there was a shining light and a beam of black light shot out of his dragoon spirit and lined up with a pile of rumble. "Oh hurray, if it isn't my favourite thing in the whole world. Digging." With his mind made up he walked over to the large heap of stones and circled it once.
"Oh man this is going to take some work." Lloyd said as he took the stones off the top of the pile and threw them over his shoulder. "Oh gawd don't tell me I'm going to find Shirley under all of this!" It was to Lloyd's relief that at the bottom of the pile there was only a small jewel. As he picked it up Lloyd let his wings go and flew out of the city that he so detested.
It was to Lloyd's surprise that Saria had not moved an inch since he left her.
"That was fast." She said dully as she looked up at him anger burning in her eyes.
"I'm sorry. You can go in after you get your arm healed up. Okay?"
"Fine."
"I can't get a reaction from this damn thing!" Lloyd shouted.
"Don't you remember? In Aglis, when Savan tested us for our elements."
"How could I forget. He kept getting mad at me for not trying hard enough saying that I wasn't concentrating hard enough. Until he guessed that I was non-elemental he thought I was trying to slow his research."
"Exactly!" Saria almost shouted. "You are a non-elemental, so there is no way it'll react to you."
"But you, you it would react to wouldn't it? You're a what-cha-mecallem! A dual element. Well you're an opal. Based on healing with the power over all of the elements. Aren't you?" Lloyd asked. Saria nodded and Lloyd reached into his pocket and passed her the white/silver dragoon spirit, which started to glow as soon as she touched it.
"We're in luck!" Saria said as she giggled lightly. A white light formed around them and every single scrape and bruise that they had disappeared. Saria's arm had sealed up again, but the bandage remained blood soaked.
"You should keep a hold of that." Lloyd said as Saria tried to hand him the dragoon spirit, and shrugging she dropped it into her pocket.
"So can we go exploring now?" She asked eagerly.
"Yeah whatever. I'm coming too." Lloyd said as the two of them walked into the city. Saria and he separated in the main teleporting room which Lloyd had now labeled the confusing room. Saria took a left while Lloyd went straight.
Lloyd walked into a long corridor with little light in it he was beginning to wonder if it would ever lead anywhere when he rounded a corner and there was the opening. Gloomy light pouring in, and there in grave magnificence was the arena where so much blood had been spilt.
Lloyd walked onto the arena leaving his footprints in the soft sand. He noticed some drawings in the sand in the center of the pit as he made his way towards it his garnet eyes scanned the area, these marks were the only ones there. As Lloyd walked onto the drawing his foot followed the other despite the fact that he had no intention of it what so ever Lloyd was now standing in the center of and ancient design.
"This can't be more than a few hours old." He muttered under his breath. The lines in the sand started to glow black and before Lloyd knew what had happened he stood alone in a chamber of his own mind facing a being who was made completely of darkness save the blood red eyes.
"I hope that you don't mind sharing a body with me." The demon hissed at him. "My name is Tinrina. I want more than anything to create the utopia that Emperor Diaz and I desire. Your body will help me make it come true!"
"I hate to break it to you!" Lloyd shot back at him. "You want my body because I'm stronger than the average wingly right?" Tinrina nodded greedily. "Well in that case, I have soul melded with my ancient powers, so you only have the strength that I had before I took the serum."
"That is still more than the average winglies is." Tinrina spat at him. With that the darkness dropped and Lloyd stood in the middle of the arena alone, his eyes were a blood red and they held a hunger in them. As he took a step forward his eyes turned back to their usual garnet.
"Great, now I share my body with a demon!" Lloyd muttered under his breath.
Saria was walking down a hallway and was about to step through a doorway when she stopped. A hooded figure clad in orange and white walked past the doorway. Saria froze in fear.
"Ghosts." She whispered to herself. Just then her hands were grabbed and held behind her back in an almost painful position.
"I didn't know that I was considered a ghost." The voice came from behind her.
"Let me go! What the hell are you doing here anyway?" Saria shouted back.
"Nothing much T" Was the response.
"Don't call me that!"
"You never used to mind."
"Yeah but that was before you murdered my parents!"
"Saria, Zelldore, I do not want a bickering contest." A new voice joined in the conversation, this one was hoarse and low.
"I'm sorry." Was Zelldore's reply. While Saria's was very different.
"Who the hell are you?" She shouted down the hall. The cloaked man came back from around the corner, he pulled off his hood and starred at her. His blonde hair was wild, his blue eyes were aged with wisdom. It was the voice that made things seem off. The features fit with each other but the voice didn't hurt with the face.
"Saria Nada Framah." Zelldore almost laughed "This is the face of Zeig Feld, the original owner of the Red-eye dragoon spirit."
"It may be his face but he's not in control of himself is he?" Came her reply.
"No, Zeig never did have any control. During the dragon Champaign while the other set about saving slaves and fighting virages, he came alone to fight me. Other than being born, that was his biggest mistake in life." The cloaked man replied.
"Saria, meet your grandfather. Melbu this is Nathan's daughter." Zelldore said formally.
"You mean to tell me that this is Melbu Framah!?" Saria's voice was equally full of fear as disbelief.
"I always thought that Nathan would provide me with better heirs." Melbu replied.
"They are stronger than they look, and stronger than they think." Zelldore said quietly.
"If you're going to kill me you can get it over with!" Saria almost shouted.
"In a rush are we?" Zelldore teased.
"That's it!" Saria said as she lost her temper. She elbowed Zelldore in the gut causing him to let go of her wrists. After that she should have ran, but pride stopped her. Her got halfway to the door and turned back to Zelldore. "Give me one reason as to why I shouldn't!" She shouted at him as she held a flaming sword to his throat.
"Because you can't!" The one reply had struck home. He was right she wouldn't sink down to his level.
"Fine" She said as her sword disappeared. She dropped her hands to her sides. "Would you have killed me?"
"One that day? Yes." Zelldore said as he turned to face her. "But today, no."
"Why the change of heart?" Saria asked coldly.
"You are proving of interest, and I need that serum."
"You aren't getting it." Came her reply. "I got what I came for, I leaving." She turned to leave and Zelldore got up to follow but as he walked past Melbu he stopped. Melbu whispered to him.
"You were right, they are stronger than I thought, but what we came here for has been done also." So the two of them turned and walked out another door.
Saria bumped into Lloyd in the hallway. "Are you done?" Lloyd asked her.
"Yeah, where to now? Shirley's shrine?" Saria asked and Lloyd nodded.
There! I updated again! Hahahahahhahahahahhahahahahahhhahahahahahahahahaha hahahahahah ha hahahah ha hahahahhahah!!! *gags on lack of air * I updated again! Second time since Christmas. Read and review, I hope you enjoy!
Meru: Well u seem to be off the hook for Haschal's murder.
Sam: I didn't murder him!!
Lawyer: Did someone say murder?
Sam: Nope!!
Lawyer: Damn! * leaves*
Meru: So how come Lloyd and I aren't reading your disclaimers?
Sam: You two needed a vacation.
Meru: Okay! So where is Lloyd?
Sam: Duh! He's in a teleporter on his way to Kedissa.
Meru: Oh. I forgot.
Lloyd landed with a thump on the hard stones of outer Kedissa Saria only got a shock of impact as she was still hanging onto Lloyd's back.
"Damn class D teleporter!" Lloyd swore. "Swirly, twirly motions that make you sick to your stomach!" He shifted his sister's weight. "You aren't doing to good are you?"
"What was your first clue?" Saria asked sarcastically.
"Never mind."
"So we are here to get Shirley's dragoon spirit right?" Saria asked back.
"Yeah, and the sooner the better." He replied as he set her down on the rough path. "I'll go get it, you stay here."
"Why?" Saria asked slightly confused.
"I don't want you to get hurt."
"I won't!"
"You already are!"
"I'm just fine!" Saria said as she jumped up to prove her point, before falling into Lloyd.
"See, what did I tell you?"
"I'm just a little bit dizzy that's all!"
"Yeah, from loss of blood. How is your arm?"
" I dunno, it's still bleeding though."
"Come here." Lloyd said as he knelt down on one knee. Saria took a step forward. Lloyd took off the bandage to her arm. "Ouch, he got you good!" Lloyd said as he put the cloth back on even tighter.
"Don't remind me. Ouch Lloyd that's to tight!"
"Live with it. You're not dying while I'm taking care of you." Was his only reply before he flew off. His voice echoing behind him. "And don't leave that spot!"
"Bummer!" Was the one word that escaped her lips.
Lloyd landed just inside the city and started to work his way through the city's many teleporting devices. Which was taking quite a bit of time.
"How the hell is someone supposed to remember this?" He thought to himself as the finally got out of one very confusing room. "Okay, so my dragoon spirit should resonate when I get close to another one." He whispered as his hand started to glow. His soul shard was now glowing dimly in his hand. He thin took a finger and lay it on the onyx that was fired in the middle of the hilt. The stone popped out of it's resting spot and flew into his other hand.
"Okay. . ." Lloyd said as the sword disappeared he held his dragoon spirit high in the air as he wondered how stupid he looked. Just then there was a shining light and a beam of black light shot out of his dragoon spirit and lined up with a pile of rumble. "Oh hurray, if it isn't my favourite thing in the whole world. Digging." With his mind made up he walked over to the large heap of stones and circled it once.
"Oh man this is going to take some work." Lloyd said as he took the stones off the top of the pile and threw them over his shoulder. "Oh gawd don't tell me I'm going to find Shirley under all of this!" It was to Lloyd's relief that at the bottom of the pile there was only a small jewel. As he picked it up Lloyd let his wings go and flew out of the city that he so detested.
It was to Lloyd's surprise that Saria had not moved an inch since he left her.
"That was fast." She said dully as she looked up at him anger burning in her eyes.
"I'm sorry. You can go in after you get your arm healed up. Okay?"
"Fine."
"I can't get a reaction from this damn thing!" Lloyd shouted.
"Don't you remember? In Aglis, when Savan tested us for our elements."
"How could I forget. He kept getting mad at me for not trying hard enough saying that I wasn't concentrating hard enough. Until he guessed that I was non-elemental he thought I was trying to slow his research."
"Exactly!" Saria almost shouted. "You are a non-elemental, so there is no way it'll react to you."
"But you, you it would react to wouldn't it? You're a what-cha-mecallem! A dual element. Well you're an opal. Based on healing with the power over all of the elements. Aren't you?" Lloyd asked. Saria nodded and Lloyd reached into his pocket and passed her the white/silver dragoon spirit, which started to glow as soon as she touched it.
"We're in luck!" Saria said as she giggled lightly. A white light formed around them and every single scrape and bruise that they had disappeared. Saria's arm had sealed up again, but the bandage remained blood soaked.
"You should keep a hold of that." Lloyd said as Saria tried to hand him the dragoon spirit, and shrugging she dropped it into her pocket.
"So can we go exploring now?" She asked eagerly.
"Yeah whatever. I'm coming too." Lloyd said as the two of them walked into the city. Saria and he separated in the main teleporting room which Lloyd had now labeled the confusing room. Saria took a left while Lloyd went straight.
Lloyd walked into a long corridor with little light in it he was beginning to wonder if it would ever lead anywhere when he rounded a corner and there was the opening. Gloomy light pouring in, and there in grave magnificence was the arena where so much blood had been spilt.
Lloyd walked onto the arena leaving his footprints in the soft sand. He noticed some drawings in the sand in the center of the pit as he made his way towards it his garnet eyes scanned the area, these marks were the only ones there. As Lloyd walked onto the drawing his foot followed the other despite the fact that he had no intention of it what so ever Lloyd was now standing in the center of and ancient design.
"This can't be more than a few hours old." He muttered under his breath. The lines in the sand started to glow black and before Lloyd knew what had happened he stood alone in a chamber of his own mind facing a being who was made completely of darkness save the blood red eyes.
"I hope that you don't mind sharing a body with me." The demon hissed at him. "My name is Tinrina. I want more than anything to create the utopia that Emperor Diaz and I desire. Your body will help me make it come true!"
"I hate to break it to you!" Lloyd shot back at him. "You want my body because I'm stronger than the average wingly right?" Tinrina nodded greedily. "Well in that case, I have soul melded with my ancient powers, so you only have the strength that I had before I took the serum."
"That is still more than the average winglies is." Tinrina spat at him. With that the darkness dropped and Lloyd stood in the middle of the arena alone, his eyes were a blood red and they held a hunger in them. As he took a step forward his eyes turned back to their usual garnet.
"Great, now I share my body with a demon!" Lloyd muttered under his breath.
Saria was walking down a hallway and was about to step through a doorway when she stopped. A hooded figure clad in orange and white walked past the doorway. Saria froze in fear.
"Ghosts." She whispered to herself. Just then her hands were grabbed and held behind her back in an almost painful position.
"I didn't know that I was considered a ghost." The voice came from behind her.
"Let me go! What the hell are you doing here anyway?" Saria shouted back.
"Nothing much T" Was the response.
"Don't call me that!"
"You never used to mind."
"Yeah but that was before you murdered my parents!"
"Saria, Zelldore, I do not want a bickering contest." A new voice joined in the conversation, this one was hoarse and low.
"I'm sorry." Was Zelldore's reply. While Saria's was very different.
"Who the hell are you?" She shouted down the hall. The cloaked man came back from around the corner, he pulled off his hood and starred at her. His blonde hair was wild, his blue eyes were aged with wisdom. It was the voice that made things seem off. The features fit with each other but the voice didn't hurt with the face.
"Saria Nada Framah." Zelldore almost laughed "This is the face of Zeig Feld, the original owner of the Red-eye dragoon spirit."
"It may be his face but he's not in control of himself is he?" Came her reply.
"No, Zeig never did have any control. During the dragon Champaign while the other set about saving slaves and fighting virages, he came alone to fight me. Other than being born, that was his biggest mistake in life." The cloaked man replied.
"Saria, meet your grandfather. Melbu this is Nathan's daughter." Zelldore said formally.
"You mean to tell me that this is Melbu Framah!?" Saria's voice was equally full of fear as disbelief.
"I always thought that Nathan would provide me with better heirs." Melbu replied.
"They are stronger than they look, and stronger than they think." Zelldore said quietly.
"If you're going to kill me you can get it over with!" Saria almost shouted.
"In a rush are we?" Zelldore teased.
"That's it!" Saria said as she lost her temper. She elbowed Zelldore in the gut causing him to let go of her wrists. After that she should have ran, but pride stopped her. Her got halfway to the door and turned back to Zelldore. "Give me one reason as to why I shouldn't!" She shouted at him as she held a flaming sword to his throat.
"Because you can't!" The one reply had struck home. He was right she wouldn't sink down to his level.
"Fine" She said as her sword disappeared. She dropped her hands to her sides. "Would you have killed me?"
"One that day? Yes." Zelldore said as he turned to face her. "But today, no."
"Why the change of heart?" Saria asked coldly.
"You are proving of interest, and I need that serum."
"You aren't getting it." Came her reply. "I got what I came for, I leaving." She turned to leave and Zelldore got up to follow but as he walked past Melbu he stopped. Melbu whispered to him.
"You were right, they are stronger than I thought, but what we came here for has been done also." So the two of them turned and walked out another door.
Saria bumped into Lloyd in the hallway. "Are you done?" Lloyd asked her.
"Yeah, where to now? Shirley's shrine?" Saria asked and Lloyd nodded.
There! I updated again! Hahahahahhahahahahhahahahahahhhahahahahahahahahaha hahahahahah ha hahahah ha hahahahhahah!!! *gags on lack of air * I updated again! Second time since Christmas. Read and review, I hope you enjoy!