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       #Post#: 410125--------------------------------------------------
       The Mad One's Return
       By: Urdroxa Laemfear Date: December 31, 2019, 10:32 am
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       The land had nestled deep into slumber on a brisk midnight hour,
       the skies full of stars and the air clean and clear. The winds
       had begun to gentle brush against the wheat causing the golden
       fields to shift to life, weaving back and forth. Never before
       had the realm known such a serenity, this was however, the calm
       before the storm. As storm clouds began to roil forth from
       nowhere and coalesce into a raging bank of silent light and
       sudden cracks of thunder. No rain fell as they churned and very
       soon at the center of the storm, a single droplet of starry sky
       forms and falls. Landing in the center of the wheat fields the
       droplet formed a puddle 3 feet wide and the soft sounds of
       groaning and moaning could be heard.
       The clouds picked up in intensity, the lightning streaks
       becoming more and more prominent. The area seemed to be aglow as
       the pool of stars began to swirl upright in a helix pattern.
       Suddenly two long arms outstretched from a 6 foot 4 tall slender
       amorphous form. It's arms ending in hands that are opened up to
       the sky. The amorphous form began to utter louder vocalizations
       from quiet groans to now audible grunts and sparse cries in an
       ungodly tone and pitch. 'The Pain...' thought the form, looking
       down with it's still featureless face at it's own "palms". Look
       around it as if eagerly awaiting the praise from some other
       figure. 'No... I won't let this be the end. You are wrong.' The
       figure looks behind it accusingly. A form visible only to him
       appears, the beautiful stature of a once great being. Two sets
       of horns, glorious wings and a power and eminence you can only
       earn.
       'Fading away is Entropy doing it's work.' The mocking apparition
       spoke sharply to the amorphous man. "And Entropy is a part of
       me.... But not the end..." The amorphous one finally shook it's
       head to temporarily be rid of the one whom even he couldn't look
       directly at but could simply tilt his "head" towards him. Soon
       after this short interaction several orbs began to glow dimly
       where the amorphous man's collar bone would be. 5 began to glow
       and would dim dramatically, the soft crack could be heard almost
       as if glass bore a weight just too heavy for it to sustain. 2
       more began to glow alongside but these refused to break under
       weight and instead glowed brighter almost as if through
       compensation. A wicked red and a cool blue orb sat emblazoned
       powerfully on it's chest. As they shed their light the man's
       body began to get more defined.
       A slender torso whose skin seemed made of alabaster, a frame
       whose slenderness belies an impossible strength, a face with the
       machinations of an angel whom weathered the fiercest battles,
       and long black hair he cared for so passionately, what he
       believed was the only thing he wanted to keep a constant with a
       body that wasn't. Purely naked and trembling violently he looks
       his starry eyes up into the sky. Whose stars themselves seemed
       to dim and transfix themselves into his own eyes, igniting a
       golden iris within them. "A new place. A quiet place." His voice
       now was raspy as his now physical body tried to cope with
       existence once more. Since the Schism that shunted his body away
       he had grown distant even with himself. Having shed away a
       lifetime of pleasure and pain for the life of an observer made
       his senses dulled but he trusted just one person, someone who he
       thought was a myth even to him.
       The man looked out over the wheat fields and noticed he had
       began to draw attention from the farm ahead of him. "Hans! Look!
       We've got another one who thinks he can take from us! Get your
       rifle!" The words echoed out to him and at first didn't
       recognize what they meant, until he heard the part about the
       rifle and immediately understand them for the threat that it
       was. With a sudden drop of his body his body suddenly pulsed
       forward, becoming quasi-real as he form-shifts between each
       shaft of wheat, not a single grain touching his quickened body.
       Within a few seconds his right hand was wrapped firmly around
       the throat of the one calling for Hans. "You will not threaten
       me... I have done no wrong..." He felt angry, furious that
       another would threaten him, confused even having only wanted
       answers he found only wasted effort... And this disgusted him.
       Before he knew it the man had grown limp, his trachea long been
       crushed by a colossal force.
       "Wake... Your brother returns." He said to the limp body, having
       sniffed the air gently as the foreign scent returned from the
       farmhouse. He shakes the body once, trying to stir it before
       realizing what he had done. "No... I have messed up the
       order..." He slowly crouched to lay the body upon the ground,
       the neck a completely crumbled thin strip of flesh crackles
       slightly as it finds a final resting spot. "WHAT HAVE YOU DONE!?
       YOU'VE KILLED MY BROTHER!" And with that the gun barrel
       discharges a shot. Embedding itself deep into the right pectoral
       muscle of the man. His eyes never leaving Hans he felt nothing
       but regret and sorrow, but something within him broke. 'How dare
       he touch your form! The petty thing is hardly worth our power!
       But lo, all who dare think they have power shall be tested!' The
       apparition mocked him once more invisibly from behind. With that
       the man's eyes suddenly darkened, a huge release of power
       suddenly ripped from him and it began to show even to those
       incapable of seeing auras or energy.
       "I am sorry human. However this is the only solace I can give
       you... The rest of your existence is now mine..." The words
       echoed out as black tendrils erupted from the ground and
       entangled Hans in a mess of violent serrations. His body having
       been torn to shreds too fast for the tendrils to find true
       purchase they simply dissipate after mere moments. His eyes
       glancing from the torn mess that was once a man and the crumpled
       body of a farmhand he felt no pleasure, but instead an absence.
       Something he had been trying long to correct. "I think I
       understand my name now... Something about you... Something about
       this place... Calls to me..." He turns behind him to gaze upon
       the golden fields lightly illuminated by the bright moon above.
       "I was called Urdroxa... I think..." His body seems to tremble
       as he drops down to a crouching stance. "My body still fights
       itself... But here... I feel a constant, as if I've been here
       before and long enough to get used to this... Strain on my
       body..." He grunts, clutching the still broken orbs on his
       chest. He wondered if he truly would be able to find peace or at
       the very least, his past.
       #Post#: 410126--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Mad One's Return
       By: Evil Kitty Date: December 31, 2019, 12:28 pm
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       The red haired boy had felt something strange about this area...
       A need to be here. One can say an oncoming change upon the very
       fabric in the realm. He could feel it in the very tremble of the
       sheath of that shape shifting blade of his. So, he used his
       skills: sneaking upon the land to witness the events that had
       been so obviously calling to him. It would surely be a sight to
       see if nothing else; his life a rather quiet one as of late.
       Xamphere's golden/yellow eyes slowly drifted up towards the sky
       as he had felt this strong sensation focusing into existence. Be
       it mass, energy, or magic: he felt the vibrations as he watched
       the stars rearrange themselves: only to fall. His eyes narrowing
       in an annoyed sense of distaste for what was to happen next. The
       massive, false star, crashing just far enough before him that he
       felt the air blow back against the scarred, bald, side of his
       head in a harsh shockwave. Though, he only crossed his leg and
       leaned forward in a single tree he sat to see more clearly
       within the smoke.
       He heard the words that were muttered. Watching little shadows
       forming and developing into through final mass. That huge, yet
       not massive, man who played as a god. "Hm..." Xamphere couldn't
       help, but, to vocalize his concern as the dust began to settle.
       Watching as this new human came into the picture screaming of
       hostilities and useless nonsense.
       Of course, he knew what was to happen next. If he was to change
       anything he were to act fast. Grabbing his sword with a
       displeased mind he had found himself relieving himself from the
       height of the tree with a simple step. Though, this creature was
       too volatile. In the time it had taken Xamphere's form of 5' 11"
       to have hit the ground the human was already dead: a huff
       escaping his lips.
       There was no point in turning around now if the creature had not
       heard him land from the tree as it was. So, his heavy boots took
       light steps from the opposite end of the field: away from where
       the human had came from. His blade was being carried around in
       the form of a sheathed katana; hanging a single red piece of
       velvet. He drew the beasts attention with a steady tone as his
       hands confidently motioned the, still sheathed, blade around as
       he spoke. "Oh, come now. You have no constants here big fella...
       In fact. You should be sleeping, shouldn't you?"
       #Post#: 410127--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Mad One's Return
       By: Urdroxa Laemfear Date: December 31, 2019, 12:53 pm
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       A rush of scents came for him, new and old. They all confounded
       him. Only the apparition behind Urdroxa seemed to curl his
       sadistic lips into a grin. 'It's another one...' The ghost
       whispers, his cold fingertips gently landing onto Urdroxa's
       shoulders. Urdroxa slowly shifts his stance to stand squared
       with Xamphere, his eyes listless and his gaze weak. He looked
       down to his body reflexively and then back to Xamphere. His eyes
       seemingly transfixed on Xamphere's blade. Something welled up
       within him, something akin to passion, something Urdroxa had
       thought he lost.
       In a strange twist, Urdroxa changes his stance to be a mimicry
       of Xamphere's minus the fact Urdroxa was unarmed. He seemingly
       registers this fact slowly and like a child seems to have tears
       well up in his eyes. "Why... is this so hard..." He looks down
       to his empty right hand and shakes his head, frustrated with
       himself internally. "You lie... Something here barred me.
       Haunted my waking hours... Robbed me of sleep..." His voice
       seemed almost plaintive. He slowly takes a few steps forward.
       His voice taking on a new turn, one of hunger and seemingly
       misplaced anger. "But you... You make me burn..." He says,
       trying to adjust to this sense of passion he felt, barely
       understanding what it meant.
       The shadows begin to wrap around his frame, slowly taking the
       form of a ragged nobleman's attire whose medals had long fallen
       off. He takes another step, this time he raises his right hand
       to his side and lowers his head. "I don't know how..." With a
       long pause, a flash of dim light spreads from his fingertips and
       forms into a long polearm. It's a deep black with blood red
       runes etched along it's length. "But you got him aggravated..."
       he looks down to Duskfang, one half of his legendary spears. The
       spear itself seems to hum to life but slowly grows silent and
       dim. "Why?! Why do you leave me now after finally surfacing!
       TELL ME YOUR NAME!!!" He suddenly snaps his gaze back to
       Xamphere, furious at how he was able to draw out more of
       Urdroxa's power without even trying despite Urdroxa trying for
       so long and so hard to gain an ounce of power he once had.
       He casts aside Duskfang and it shatters into a black flash. His
       breathing becomes a little heavy and his body begins to give off
       visual heat. "Sleeping?" He seems even more agitated when it
       finally rings into his ears what the meaning of the new arrivals
       words were. "I only remember anger... then panic..." He seems to
       lose a little of his anger as he continues explaining. "And then
       loss... An incomparable loneliness..." He then narrows his eyes
       and glares. "But then you... You show up and you were able to
       draw out him!" He points to the spot where Duskfang
       dematerialized. 'He shows you power... You know what it means
       right?' The voice behind Urdroxa eggs him on further before
       Urdroxa's own voice echoes out. "They are to be tested..." His
       body urges him forward yet he remains barely able to contain
       himself in his current spot. Like an animal waiting for their
       prey to drop it's guard his fingers twitch, ready to wrap
       themselves around a new throat.
       #Post#: 410128--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Mad One's Return
       By: Evil Kitty Date: December 31, 2019, 1:31 pm
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       Xamphere's gaming mood had soon faded as he had seen the way
       Urdroxa had begun to react. His eyes watching the beast as it
       copied his motions like a ominous shadow: seeing no child.
       Though, he had no reason to guard himself yet. He could feel the
       obvious confusion burdening this mass that once called itself a
       deity. His golden eyes dropped momentarily in a sense of pity
       for the creature, but, the feeling was quick to fade from his
       mind: remembering just exactly who stood before him.
       He was certainly relieved to see that the Urdroxa had become
       cloaked, though, his descent fell only further as Xamphere's
       eyes went wide with surprise. He was pushing onto the brink of
       desperation that led to destruction and pain. Xamphere
       immediately jumping back: having seen the arguments between the
       beast, the spirit, and the blade. This time gripping his blade
       much tighter as the very moon began to shift high into the sky
       as if being pulled into position. This very lunar pull turning
       what remained of Xamphere's hair white and the velvet strap on
       the sheath of the blade he gripped so tightly to turn a bright
       blue.
       "Enough, Urdroxa!" He shouted out in an authoritative tone; as
       if speaking to an unruly child. The moon fixed at the highest
       point in the sky as Xamphere began to calm into a stern, steady,
       stance. "You will be testing nobody or nothing. I am not Razor.
       I suggest you keep the difference in mind if you would like an
       ally in picking up what's left of your mind." Although
       Xamphere's words were blunt and crude there were wisdom in them.
       His reluctance to fight obvious as his hand began to lighten on
       the grip of the sheath; anticipating Urdroxa's words.
       In truth he had no idea what he could do for this collapsing
       spirit, but, he may have a chance with his memories. Though, he
       would not indulge the very darkness that ruled Urdroxa and
       corrupted Razor. It would cloud his own judgement in time and
       that would interfere with his own reason. So, in the end the
       choice was in the hands of the beast. Would he pick instinct for
       a chance or reason for a chance?
       #Post#: 410129--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Mad One's Return
       By: Urdroxa Laemfear Date: December 31, 2019, 1:52 pm
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       His mind began to cloud up as the moon reached it's apex. The
       way Xamphere's body reacted to the sequence of the moon began to
       flood Urdroxa's mind with visions. None he could piece together
       to create a singular train of thought, but enough pictures to
       overload his senses and instill a murderous headache. His hands
       suddenly clasped at his ears and a loud scream rips out from his
       newly formed throat, causing slight amounts of red and blue
       blood to trickle from past his teeth. Tears continue to stream
       as he buckles down onto his knees.
       As soon as he hears his name everything becomes still. His eyes
       widen and true innocence takes over him. More visions, except
       this time of familiar faces he once loved and fought for. The
       names however eluded him. He felt warmth for a brief period, his
       breath slowly catching a normal rhythm and then he hears the
       word Razor and his heart drops. More tears stream down his face
       and he begins to sob. 'Looks like you broke again...' The spirit
       taunts him further. 'What good is it when your body repeatedly
       takes the toll? You did this to yourself...' The tears continue
       to fall, Urdroxa's gaze fixated on the ground.
       "You... You do know me..." His lips mutter softly. His face
       finally looks up from his position and straight into Xamphere's.
       Pain, agony, the burden of having lived for a millennia in
       silence and confusion was evident. Impossible to fight, the
       emotions flooded him. "R... Razor..." He slowly begins to stand
       up, the predatory stance, the voice, it all faded away. "You
       know Razor?" His voice no longer cracking he begins to collect
       himself almost unerringly fast. His nose begins to twitch as he
       finally collects himself enough to resume the normally
       analytical mindset he was accustomed to. The scents, the way his
       body language showcased a drop in guard, it was all coming back
       to him.
       'Yes... You see now.' The ghost begins to walk back and forth
       behind Urdroxa, like a begrudging advisor awaiting to give grim
       commands. 'This one promises to help. But do you really want
       that?' The apparition's smile widens broadly when he rests his
       head on Urdroxa's shoulders. 'What about the thrill of combat?'
       A translucent finger gently strokes Urdroxa's cheek. 'Go on,
       make your choice... You're doomed to live a violent life anyway,
       this one is aware... clearly.'
       Urdroxa finally sighs and shakes his head. "I need to know...."
       He closes his eyes and lowers his head. "Please help me..." A
       single stream of tears fall from his right eye. "Please..."
       #Post#: 410130--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Mad One's Return
       By: Evil Kitty Date: December 31, 2019, 2:17 pm
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       Xamphere's eyes watched carefully over Urdroxa. Scanning over
       his every emotion and movement. His glance both similar and
       opposite from Razor's as his pupil began to narrow into that of
       a cat's predatorial glance. Finally relaxing as he saw what he
       needed to see: the beast was finding his mind once more. At
       least for a time. His words were inconsequential now as he lift
       the sword he held: gripping it with the other palm as well as
       Urdroxa spoke. "Very Well."
       As he spoke the sword had become a mirage and duplicated into
       three mirror images of one another. These mirror images turning
       into dual edged blades. "You need to know? Know you maybe? Know
       Razor? Let's go see someone. Though, he won't be very
       welcoming." Xamphere said with a bit of distaste as he stabbed
       the three swords into the earth in a large triangle around the
       two. A sudden release of a sudden sending a flood of helios
       energy to envelop and change their body and the weapons:
       transporting them.
       Soon to find the mist cleared as they stood within the land of
       the Blayze clan: or at least what used to be. What was once
       balanced rivers of lava and water have now run dry and hardened.
       Even the forests in which the feral chimaera reside had grown
       silent after the purge of the "lesser" chimaeras bloodline. At
       it's center, of course, stood the large, black, cathedral like
       castle in which was home to Razor. They stood in this castle's
       courtyard. Xamphere pulling the blades from the earth as they
       fused back into one easy to carry katana. Though, his hair had
       immediately changed back to a deep scarlet being out of the
       moons presence.
       "Shall we go in? I'm not much for reunions." Xamphere stated as
       he looked to Urdroxa; motioning with one hand for the door for
       him to go first. In truth Enquebis would not be delighted to see
       either of them, but, the boy had a weakness for conversation.
       This was sure to start an interesting conversation.
       #Post#: 410131--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Mad One's Return
       By: Urdroxa Laemfear Date: December 31, 2019, 2:38 pm
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       Urdroxa's body trembled as he had heard the words that meant
       acceptance. The thoughts of another giving him something so
       simple yet so powerfully meaningful to him was another
       experience he craved without realizing it. Closing his eyes
       briefly to savor the moment. Upon opening them he realized the
       blades began to do something interesting. 'Teleportation...
       Wait, this is familiar...' Seeing another being spook the
       apparition that haunted him caused him unexpected joy in the
       form of a smile.
       "See someone?" He barely got in before he found himself
       transported to a once beautiful place turned barren. This bore
       him no mirth and in fact he found himself a little sorrowful for
       the place. Until he understood the smells and with that more
       violent visions from which he could glean very little
       information. However, one thing was clear, this place saw blood.
       Torrential downpours of slaughter and ill will that ignited
       something primal in him. 'KILL! KILL!' His mind screamed for
       violence, to suddenly turn upon Xamphere. Every fiber of his
       being wanted it, craved a final ultimatum that would shape him
       into a new image.
       Then he saw his face, the final vision, his brother. The anger
       subsided, the rage dwindled down into a worn coal. 'You won't
       last long here. This place will draw out the worst in you...'
       Urdroxa shook his head and stood silent, unaware that he wasn't
       the only one who could sense the spirit. "Who... Uh who will we
       see here?" His voice trembled slightly, almost unready to go on
       but aware of how important this was to become. He walked up to
       the door and felt unnerved, something compelled him to speak
       against the wishes of the spirit when he suddenly turns his head
       to face Xamphere. "My body is telling me to fight... Just be
       aware that my mind is slipping still as I struggle for reason...
       I don't want to lose you again..."
       His eyes suddenly widened, hearing his own words he didn't
       realize what he was saying until it was said. He wasn't even
       sure if it was really him saying the words, but they felt right
       and he uneasily resets his gaze back onto the door in awkward
       silence. 'Oh look you made it weird...' The spirit crosses his
       arms and looks away in disgust. Ignoring the phantasm Urdroxa
       rests his hand on the door and opens it, forcing himself onward.
       #Post#: 410132--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Mad One's Return
       By: Evil Kitty Date: December 31, 2019, 3:23 pm
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       "Who?" Xamphere repeated to himself as if to clarify whether he
       even knew the answer anymore. A sigh leaving his lips for a
       moment of grief. "I'm not entirely sure myself.. But, I know
       what you see is up to Enquebis." Though, hearing the words to
       come did put him on edge a bit. His eyes narrowing in return to
       Urdroxa's false reason: seeing it for illusion. "I am not Razor,
       Urdroxa." Those words left his lips as he watched the beast push
       the door open.
       Of course, upon the other side, stood a red eyed, blue haired,
       man with a purely muscular, slender, physique. His mouth covered
       in a large cover that was strapped to his face: pained with a
       mock, toothy, jack o lantern like, mouth as well as his right
       eye adorned with a large scar. He was a relic of his kind: an
       impure chimaera. Seeing him, Xamphere immediately stepped aside
       of Urdroxa. "Trey. It's a pleasure. That nose never lets you
       down. The big guy home?"
       Trey's eyes seemed dull and unaffected by Xamphere's casual
       attitude. Though, he had heard the request well. Turning away
       from the two as he made his way towards the throne room.
       Xamphere motioning Urdroxa along the way down the halls along
       with them as he spoke. "This was Razor's most loyal hunter,
       Trey. Though, he suffered an insatiable hunger. He had even
       caught an eye for his daughter. So, im return, he was made to no
       longer take pleasure in the food he must selfishly consume. And
       he would always have one eye to look back on why..." Xamphere
       told the tale with a heavy distaste on his tongue as they made
       their way through the halls of black and red.
       All the while a faint sound of a melancholy guitar melody being
       gently molded into the air around them. It's sound echoing
       through the halls, yet, seeming to grow louder the more they
       follow Trey. Whom was glaring backing to Xamphere: both his
       canine and human ears making for excellent hearing. Perhaps to
       excellent at times. Pulling out a piece of jerky from his pocket
       as he pulled down the cloak covering his mouth: gnawing on it as
       they approached.
       Finally arriving to the origin of the sound they find themselves
       in a round room held up by pillars: similar to a church alter.
       At the very front stood a throne atop a set of steps. Yet,
       Enquebis, unlike his father, a very large, bulky, man with
       blonde hair, sat at the steps below the throne: having given it
       up to his sister. Simply strumming at his guitar as his cohort
       chuckled at Urdroxa's entrance: this young boy looking about
       seventeen with his face pained to resemble a skull. "Well, heya,
       buddy!" Said the bulky, green eyed, chimaera as he looked up to
       Urdroxa. "Come to revive my father or enjoy the sights?"
       #Post#: 410133--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Mad One's Return
       By: Urdroxa Laemfear Date: December 31, 2019, 3:53 pm
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       His thoughts were running over and over themselves so much it
       was hard for Urdroxa to sort out the deluge of information
       funneled from the castle interior and Xamphere's words.
       'Enquebis... I know this name...' He thought to himself. Once
       more he couldn't hold back the information but was this time
       able to pull out a coherent thought in the form of several
       images played in sequence. He was back in a pure white room,
       dominated by a beautiful white crystal lotus. It was with the
       flower that the boy found something new in himself, and with
       that Urdroxa felt proud.
       Snapping back to reality he noticed the distaste in Xamphere and
       nodded. "I understand now... I apologize..." He looks over at
       the individual known as Trey and finds it hard to recall many
       memories and instead finds himself muttering "Pursuits of flesh
       often end in pain..." And is quickly finished by the ghost 'I
       bet it was still worth it, huh Trey?' The spirit cackles to
       himself and gazes on in a better humor.
       When music began to fall upon his ears he understood immediately
       for what it was and found himself closing his eyes to lose
       himself to the tune. The scent of jerky however enthralled
       Urdroxa and found himself following Trey a bit close, leering
       over his should at the dried meat. "I recall... rather enjoying
       that..." He says still awkwardly leering. It was at this moment
       that he hears the words coming from Enquebis and once more
       flashes of the pure white room invade Urdroxa's mind. This time
       however, he recalls words 'This is my Nexus... It's here I can
       help make you more powerful than even...' The delusion of the
       boy dissipates when he sees Enquebis' large body.
       His eyes widen a little as he feels his chest grow tight. For
       some reason Enquebis put him off guard, he felt about him an
       enormous amount of power. This stirred him even further as he
       takes a few eager steps toward him. "I know you..." He manages
       to say. The spirit behind him suddenly looks stern, serious
       even. 'This is he who holds the door for you. Don't blow this.'
       Urdroxa takes a few more steps towards Enquebis, this time with
       a slightly mirrored stern facial expression also held by the
       ghost.
       "Enquebis... I... I don't know what to say..." His muscle were
       tightening, his inner thoughts were starting to verge on
       aggression but first he wanted to dig away at the pit in his
       stomach. "I remember you... It's faint but... I looked at you
       like my own despite you being my Brother's..." He shakes his
       head and chuckles. "No... You're different now... Larger..." He
       continues his laugh at his own horrible attempt at humor. He
       finds it fast to resume that almost warrior's stare. "But I find
       something new about you... You're putting me on edge... Boy...
       And I wonder the reason why?" He finds himself maneuvering in a
       circular fashion around the side of the room.
       He feels himself shivering in anticipation. "I wanted to ask
       what happened here. I recall more color, people even. Well, you
       certainly were your own fascinating breed..." It became peculiar
       now that both Urdroxa and the spirit share the exact same words
       speaking in unison. Their minds now seemingly linked. One orb in
       his chest begins to light up, it glows a pure white as the faint
       cracks begin to ebb away. The Nexus was beginning to shine like
       a star and with it's power he was slowly regaining clarity.
       #Post#: 410134--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Mad One's Return
       By: Evil Kitty Date: December 31, 2019, 4:25 pm
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       Although Trey had heard his words and felt his presence, he did
       not budge. The poor chimaera budged on many things, but, he was
       much like a dog: do not toy with his food. So, in reply he
       simply bit to the jerky with even more of a disenchanted glance.
       Stepping away from them and clear out of the room as the
       conversation was to begin between the guests and the lords. It
       was a big castle and he had other duties that needed attending
       to since the absence of Razor's chimaera army.
       Unlike most other chimaeras Enquebis did not watch his rivals so
       carefully. His eyes not only different in color in that way but,
       always feeling different in a way of disinterest. So, as he
       listened to Urdroxa speak in reply he did not watch the
       creature's nervous pacing in circles. Quietly taking note of the
       flipping and flopping of his mind merging into a single
       conscious being. Though, the boy in the other corner with the
       skull face paint was only heard laughing louder as he saw this
       over Enquebis' tuning of his strings.
       Once Urdroxa had finished, hearing those final words, Enquebis
       let out an amused huff. Those finally tuned strings coming to a
       halt as he put the guitar, resembling a mass of purple muscles,
       down by his side. "How sweet of you. Long story short? Razor
       killed the leader of the antichimaeras and absorbed him. He was
       essentially half his mortal enemy. So, he kills the man  who
       raised me: his brother, Max. I kill him in a draw of sorts... I
       died and my demon half released in the form of a guitar that
       lets me summon your beloved Razor." He chuckled for a moment as
       he leaned back against the staircase. Looking over to the guitar
       as he laid his hand upon him.
       Though, that normally jestive look on his face seemed
       bittersweet as his mind dwelled on what was to happen next. His
       green eyes looking back to Urdroxa. "And just as planned; I came
       here and was disgusted by what I saw. Father's work. How he
       created his army. His 'species.' Someone needed to burn away the
       sin." With that Enquebis' eyes grew dark as he lifted the guitar
       into his firm grip. Finally Enquebis looked over to the amused
       boy on the other end of the room. "Jackie. Don't you have to
       paint your nails or sell crack to a minor?" The boy only laughed
       in return. "Nah, mate. That's next week."
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