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I mean, I was literally just thinking of a bird mutant.

And with a healing quirk, I feel like New Heights would have to be very small brain to give them a low ranking, cause goddamn healers are rare.
@ me if you're going to commit to the idea of having wings, Majora.
Think I'll keep an eye on this.
Probably nothing would have happened to Anaya if she didn't try to use it as a magical weapon.
@Ariamis@Asuras Treat it as a MAG 15 Lightning beam attack. As in, you're continuously getting smacked by MAG 15 lightning bolts. Be creative with how you weather the storm; this isn't lethal.

@Majoras End Celia gets the same 'its a MAG 15 Lightning beam attack' as the Ascendancy. I will let you decide whether or not Anaya lives or dies. If she lives, interesting things happen. If she dies, interesting things happen.

Now Endsinger's gonna dab out and Imma do my Honkai Impact dailies.

One had fallen, smashed to bits by FanFan’s spiked gauntlets, but three remained still, hulking wolves that shot in the moment that monochromatic field fell. Their lives were disposable, but it was due to that disposability that they wanted at least a single moment of ecstasy before they disappeared. The one that Leena blocked leapt back just as quickly, Dawn’s greatsword missing by mere inches. The blazing arbiter’s sword turned the rubble to dust easily, and within that smokescreen, Anaya reached out, the combination of the Feral pack and Viva’s own daring escape giving the spirit puppeteer the leeway to snatch the guitar-halberd in that lapse of concentration.

It had been cold, inert when she first touched it. Nothing but an unwieldly, blunt weapon.

But as Anaya imposed her own magical energy upon it, tendrils of eldritch ink that crawled up her fingers, up her arm, and stopped only at her shoulder. A myriad of voices hammered in her skull, generations of lost hopes and broken dreams. Child stars who never reached the same heights once they became adults. Musicians that lost their own distinct style as the industry pushed them towards conformity. Students whose passions did not equate their talent or circumstances. Idols, careers lost in a fake scandal. Rising stars, turned to ashes by tragic accidents or malicious jealousy. Boys and girls, ruined by fake companies that promised celebrity.

The Endsinger sang for the dead, in place of those who no longer had voices.

She snapped out of her reverie, to see the guitar practically aglow with energy. Leena, FanFan, Dawn, and the Feral clones were immediately captivated by it. Handling magical artifacts was dangerous business, and Anaya had just triggered something with her attempts to utilize it.

Soon, they all found out what.

The heavens split open, and the swirling clouds up above unleashed their wrath, a veritable waterfall of eldritch lightning crashing upon the stage, centered upon Anaya. Nothing was spared from the destruction, the ground beneath the girls feet disintegrating. Against such a wide-scale attack, the Feral clones could only wail as their bodies unravelled, what magical power keeping them intact failing upon injury, while the Ascendancy girls had mere moments to put up their defenses against the sudden onslaught.

Behind her, Viva could see the lightning fall as well, and from her vantage point, it looked almost like an upside down tree, hundreds of lightning bolts leaping from the clouds to converge into a pillar of lightning.

It felt as if the rain of lightning had continued for an eternity before it ceased, leaving only a crater of the mountain of rubble Endsinger once performed upon. In the epicenter, laid Anaya, unmoving, the hand she grasped the guitar with now turned into a charred, skeletal black.

And from the ashes of obliteration, the Ascendancy rose once more.

The Sword-Demon wheezed, her whole body shaking as tendrils of corroded metal seeped out from the feasting blade. The memories, the regrets, the sorrows, the character behind the meal didn’t matter now, only the meat and the might. Vestiges of necromantic energy gave Billy a fermented texture, while the bones offered a satisfying crunch. The rejuvenation of his once-gray flesh was delightful too, as succulent as a newborn’s meat. Wonderful. Having been denied a meal for so long, the Sword could only exalt into its Wielder’s mind the sheer pleasure of a big meal after a months-long fasting.

Amaryllis grabbed onto that pleasure, that twisted positivity, and in the deluge of her rage and fear, her insecurities and her grudges, she pulled herself towards it.

The Sword-Demon quaked once more, silvered ivies bursting from the ground to grapple her limbs, and as she struggled, rusted roses sprouted from her horns, breaking them off. A flash of moonlight, a, unhallowed scream, and finally, Amaryllis was herself again, the cleaver-beast reverting back into an eloquent saber. Every bone in her body throbbed, but with some effort, the Knight of Rose stood up again, her Healing Artifact humming as it removed what wounds it could. She really was out of practice, huh?

“Worry not, Beast Tamer,” Amaryllis began, trying for an eloquent flourish even when she felt like she just deadlifted a schoolbus full of rhinos, “I’ve not been conquered by my inner demons yet. But from where do you hail?”

She gave the mobster-looking fellow another, more searching glance. If there was anyone here that could be working for the Mint, he'd be the one whose looks fit the bill the most, huh?

"And for what purpose do you appear?"
I was gonna leave all the Feral stuff up to Broken, cause yknow, not my character nor an NPC...
If Emily was her biggest fan, why wasn't she with the rest of the fanclub, swinging glow sticks around and chanting random english words?
That happened. That seriously, actually, totally, definitely happened.

Althein wanted to close his eyes, wanted to review his memories again, and digest everything properly, organize and categorize so that it made some fucking sense. But instead, Livia fell from the sky and splattered against the ground, while Lord Pachel himself was splattered by Kothlin’s fist in that moment of distraction. A flash of light, a moment of unconsciousness, and now…

War. Everything this talk was meant to avoid, and now all this was happening again.

A breath. His own body was still unsteady, and he tightened his fists to stop them from shaking. The explosion, who had caused it? He wanted to say the North, but it had empowered the South, with their greater magical heritages. Couldn’t be South though, could it? The collateral damage had put them all in danger.

The floor rumbled, and Althein’s eyes turned towards the rest of the Keep. Houses were falling, were crashing, more screams drowned out by dust and debris. Everything was normal now. Everything was so much worse.

He pushed himself upwards.

Pachel was dead. Kothlin killed him, then declared war. The bomb that went off had caused casualties on both sides. The Church and the Mage Queen did not show up. No, the bomb went off twice, so was it a bomb at all? Or was it a device, that could be utilized over and over, provided that there was enough power to fuel it? The epicenter was the tower, a tower that had been turned into absolute shit.

The Lord of House Aureolin looked in the direction that the Northern Lords exited, and forced himself to relax. It was going to be fine.

Definitely.

A squall blew behind him as familiar footsteps sounded.

“Brother, what the he-”

No hesitation.

“Time is of the essence, Aelious. I’ve got work for you.”

Moments later, a wyvern as white as fresh snow shot skywards, its dark rider urging east towards the closest town: Veilstone.
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