The demons that fought against them were impressive. By their own right they had earned respect as warriors, but a demon was a demon, scum to be eradicated from both the human world and heaven. Along with their trusted general Kushiel, the Champion who was leading the defense, and his several Light Angels hovered down to meet them. As he hovered just off the ground, his keen senses allowed him to back away quickly and evade the flaming pillar, and as if he had already choreographed this in advance, spun and struck down the javelins with a swing of his blade.
"I am afraid you will require more than cheap tactics to defeat me. Now come, show me your mettle", the Champion... A powerful and seasoned veteran angel of combat. Senses and reflexes razor sharp, while all it uses is a colossal blade of light and a shield to match, it makes up for lack of variety with it's expertise in combat.
Alongside them were more Heirarchy angels, and among them, an
Allegiance. A bit rare as far as angels for combat go, but judging by it's looks, it seemed to be almost as formidable as the Champion himself... This may be a tough fight if they all stuck together, seeing as the Allegiance had a posse of lower rank angels too, and the Champion had a coordinated group of Light Angels.
"I see... You of the demons offer my allegiance with the demons, and you ask me to defend this world?", she asked. She took a step forward and a tall upright stance as a fine straight dagger slipped out of her wrist, from which she took. She with a graceful motion of the hand threw it to the ground where it would jut out of the ground, and snakes began to pour from it. Gideon and Kosara would find themselves backing away. Their instincts shouting out to them that these snakes were incredibly deadly, but once they were a distance away, they stopped.
"Unfortunately for you my little flower, I have no interest in this world. It may be the one of my birth, but my desire to find my origins far outweighs some dainty little forest, let alone this world", she made her choice. She would walk with the demons. The snakes began to approach Kosara specifically, slowly creeping and trying to surround her as Gorgon's giant twin snakes kept their eyes trained on her.
"You, general of Mundus, I would like to depart as immediately as possible. I grow tired of being a queen of a droll place such as this", she demanded.
From the other entrances of the clearings arrived Wrath on one end, and Kyle on the other. What they saw was simply two demons who seemed to be showing levels of threat towards their ally Kosara. Naturally it would deem them to jump in and fight, but neither of them attacked Kosara... Yet. It also appears to them that the two demons wish to leave this place... Should they let them? They might win a fight here, since it was two versus three, but Gorgon the green demon seemed to command much power. There would be no telling if two versus three was an even battle, or in their favor. So what will they choose? Fight? Or let them leave?
After much deliberation, they placed the moon tablet atop the door, and the sun tablet on the skylight. It seemed to be the right choice, as the sun tablet reacted to the skylight, whereas the moon did not, but as soon as it was in place, they saw the entire floor and walls light up with what looked like magical circuitry. It was a brilliant thing to behold. The patterns along the floor drew out a sun, and all the lines connected and joined at the location of the moon tablet, which after few moments, lit up with a brilliant silver light. The brilliant white light would pour down and onto the door in what looked like canals, and the seals upon the door lit up, before the giant double doors began to slowly swing open.
What they saw at the end of this, was a hallway, lined with books towards the back no less, and lit by the sun tablet's circuits, which as they see, extended into the hallway... It was a magnificent sight to behold. At the far end they saw someone... Someone was here? Beyond the sealed door? The hallway was long and the figure still yet discernible, but it was a near scary thought to behold... Akoni suspected it might be whoever had ruffled the books in the first room.
There was nothing else to do but go down this way...
The hallway they walked was beyond ancient, the dust so thin and everything so untouched, it was almost as if it was frozen in time. With a little bit of cleaning up, this place would look almost new. As they neared the end of the hallway, the figure at the end became clearer... And clearer... Until... The people in the party would utter his name.
Sevrin.
"Now now, quiet in the library, you don't want to get the librarian mad", he responded. He was flipping through a book as they saw him, standing there by one of the bookshelves, in his free hand was the Yamato. As he mentioned "librarian", the endless darkness that stood beyond him seemed to be more foreboding, this entire place should be lit up with the tablets placed, based on what they saw walking through the hallway, so why was that area completely dark...? In any case. This was a chance, either for questions... Or for combat.
"By the way, good work figuring out that puzzle in the last room. I couldn't be bothered doing it myself, so I cut my own way through", he must mean he used the Yamato to break in. Where he broke in from isn't clear right now, but that was of little concern.
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