Screw the Rules FFIV Rydia Leviathan Attack

Or in which Rydia temporarily stops the Leviathan with Lugia. This one would be rated M if not for the stars…

Rydia screamed as she fell overboard.

"Rydia!" Yang yelled as he jumped over this side of the ship to save the child.

"Rydia! Yang!" Cecil cried as he saw them.

Edward screamed like the sissy he is as he fell into the ocean.

Cecil's inner darkness still controlled him enough not to give a crap about the lame prince.

"Summon: Lugia, Beast of the Sea!" He faintly heard Rydia scream.

A large bird type creature burst out of the water sending waves of water over the ship.

Lugia screeched as it sent a beam of light towards the Leviathan, hitting it and forcing it back beneath the waves.

Rydia was riding on the bird's back with Yang in it's claws. Both were set down gently and it dispersed in a bunch of shimmering flakes. "Pretty" Cecil heard one of the sailors say.

"Rydia," Cecil began.

"Screw the Rules!" Rydia said not allowing Cecil to start his usual tirade.

Only a splash of water stopped Cecil from starting on it. "****" He said.

"My ship…" The Captain said as the Leviathan blocked the sun and dove maw open wide and crashed onto the ship.

Everything went black for Cecil.

Beach outside of Mysidia

Cecil groaned as he came to. "Holy mother******." He swore as he tried and failed to stand.

After sitting there for ten minutes Cecil tried again to stand, while a little unsteady he managed with help from his sword.

"Ick. Wet armor is a pain." He said as he looked for his friends. "Rydia? Yang? Edward? Anyone?"

He started walking. After a while Cecil saw a familiar sight. "Crap"

Figures he'd land outside of Mysidia.

Plot Spoilers!

Rydia once again summons a Pokemon. The Beast of the Sea bit is from Pokemon 2000.

Awesome movie. Anyways Rydia, Yang, Cecil, Edward, the Sailors, the Captain, the Leviathan, and Mysidia all belong to Square Enix, Lugia goes to Nintendo.

But how Lugia is sent away is mine. And so does Cecil's reaction to Edward being sent overboard.

Frankly I was only upset because it meant one less character between me and losing a battle.