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EurmalEyeThe Elemental King and Scarlet Overkill
It all started with the prophecy. The king ruled for the longest time. Nobody really knows how long the King has really ruled for. To be honest, before the prophecy, it was rather peaceful. The Elemental King would only slaughter those who committed crimes. He made an example of whoever he killed, so others would fall in line. After a while, there was no crime. People got used to their new life, their new ruler. Sure, they lived in fear, but a lot of people knew, that if they behaved and followed the rules, no harm would come to them. Then, it happened. The prophecy came, a tale of eight children who would step up and dethrone the Elemental King. After the prophecy came, the Elemental King slaughtered every child he could find in every country and place he owned. Soldiers and Golems ripped babies out of mother's arms, killing them in cold blood. The Elemental King's true colours were shown.
"Scarlet, report, now!"
"Your Majesty, no sign of the chosen ones have been seen yet. What shall you have me do, sir?"
"Hmmmmm.......Go search again. Look everywhere. Forests, graveyards, you name it. Leave no area unmarked. Bulldozer, you go with him. Mirajane, have you and your fellow Mord Siths search as well. Jian, Beast, you two work together to find the elementals. As for you, Lee. I want you to guard the castle. I have somewhere I need to be."
With that, the Elemental King rose from his throne as Scarlet left the room. He gave a small snicker, before clicking his fingers and with that, he disappeared. Still no sign of the chosen ones. Was the prophecy a lie? Maybe, but he couldn't take any chances. He wouldn't take any chances. No matter what.
Distial
Distial walked over to one of the graves slowly, she pressed her hand on it, and gently push the cover from it, revealing a skeleton. She stared at it for a moment, before nodding to herself. She placed a few flowers within the coffin and then returned the lid to it's rightful position. The old, ancient, Temple of Shadows. No light entered the temple. It was always so dark and gloomy. Perfect for her. Of course, she has never gone to the outside world, and never plans to. Hidden deep within an abandoned graveyard. No ordinary person would ever come across it. Although, she wasn't an ordinary person now. In fact, she was born within the Shadow Temple, and now, forever bound to it.
Master Grey
Master Grey, he who is an old man. Over a hundred years old, and still as fit as a fiddle. How does he do it? A man his age would be withered, dead, if not dying. Not him, he sat down within his secret quarters, pen in hand. Writing what seemed to be a note, a letter. It read the following...
'Dear Alex,
I haven't sent you a letter in a long, long time.. I have been watching you closely. I am a dead man walking. A man long thought dead. I know you have been searching for those who carry the Elements of the Gods. Searching for a sign that they exist, this, is the sign. Starting today, the Elemental Ones will start revealing themselves. If one does not act quickly, they may fall within the wrong hands. Please, make haste towards the south east, there you will find an old abandoned graveyard. There will be a large circle stone at the very back. Stand on it, and chant the words, 'Ta la tu mu ta la tu mu akaulama' When these words are chanted, an ancient Shadow Temple shall be revealed, hidden behind the darkest moons. I would go myself, but, I cannot reveal myself yet as I would draw too much attention. For now, I must remain dead. I will be watching you, Alex. Just be weary, after all, this one has great power, and that power comes with a price.'
With that, he placed the pen down. He then rolled up the letter and held it together with a thick piece of string. Then, he threw it into the air, and with that, the letter disappeared. It would drop down from the sky and land right in front of her feet.
[b]Julia[/b
Julia walked slowly around the village. Her soft blue eyes studied the area for a moment. She took the bag from the back and then placed it down on the floor. She took out a quick map for a moment and gave a small smile, nodding to herself. She had a feeling something was hidden here, it was just a feeling in her gut. After all, this was the closest village to the Elemental King's Castle. She placed the map away, then zipped up her bag and placed it back on her back, sighing softly. For now, she would just wait. Soon, the Chosen Ones would appear, and when that time comes, her purpose would reveal itself.
Seth
Seth sat upon her house, watching the village from high above. She had lived in this village for years now. In fact, she was a part of a resistance against the tyrant king. She smiled to herself, still in her armour of course. Her sword sheathed and away. She never took of her battle armour, never. She was a born warrior, she was just itching for a fight. She jumped down from the building and stretched herself out with a yawn, she should go see the others soon.
Vince
Vince walked slowly within the Town of Elderson. A smile covered his face, his hair over his eyes as he looked towards the ground. His t-shirt was covered in blood. He slowly looked up, wide eyes. He had fun back there, more fun he has ever had in such a long time. He wanted more. He licked his lips softly and began to laugh historically. As he did, a small knife dropped from his sleeve and into his hand.
Agitha
Agitha was not in a town, nor was she in a village. She was among the flowers and bugs she called home. She sat upon the field of golden flowers. Her hand held out, full of little insects such as spiders, ladybugs and caterpillars. She let a small smile come across her face. She was happy, so very happy. She was enjoying her day so far, spending her time with mother nature.
Wolf
Wolf ran along the buildings quickly, inspecting the village. He flipped back for a moment, and hid within a small bush. All seemed peaceful for the moment, he smiled, and nodded to himself. He then ran along behind the buildings some more, who was he, what was he? A spy, that is who he was. He had been watching the village for some time now. After all, it was the closest town or village to the Elemental King's Castle, and yet, it seemed so peaceful. He huffed a little, then again, a lot of places seemed peaceful. After all, those who followed the law of the king, were never harmed.
Raiden
Raiden surveyed the town closer, he had never been here before. Apparently, it was called, the Town of Elderson. It was an interesting place, rather peaceful too, too peaceful in fact. He had a bad feeling to be honest. One that didn't settle well for him. It made him feel on edge, he looked around some more, until a laughing man caught his attention. He stared at him, keeping his distance for now. He seemed dangerous, obviously. Although, before he acted, he needed to study his enemy.
Korta
Korta lived peacefully within a secluded little village. Way out the way of the Elemental King. Volcanic Village, a name given to the village because of the volcano that lived above it. The volcano, Mt Steam, it was hundreds of years old. Still, it hadn't erupted. Well, if it had, the Village Chief would handle it. The entire village, each resident were a Tribal Person. It wasn't a normal village. It was a Tribal Village. Korta in front of the Chiefs Hut, her home as she drew pictures into her notepad.
Little Red
Little Red sat upon her giant snake, Orochi, as it slithered through the giant power plant. Don't worry, it was only a paper snake. The snake lifted her up and she hoped up and grabbed the ladder. With that, the snake crumbled apart, returning to normal paper, then the paper fused with Red as she climbed up the ladder. Once she was at the very top of huge power generating tower, she smiled and sat down, kicking her legs out as she did. She enjoyed this place, it was so nice, the tower must of been about 60ft tall. Sure, it was quite high up, but, she wasn't afraid.
Isabella
Isabella ran quickly, her scythe out, covered in blood. She was panting heavily, she looked back and as she did, a single golem shot a fire blast at her. She continued to run, and quickly pointed her hand to a boulder, using the particles from that, she made herself as hard as rock, as the fire blast hit her, it burnt the rock slightly but it was nothing compared to what she would of taken. She ran into the village, continuing to pant as she ran in, she fell to the ground. She looked back to see the golem had disappeared. She sighed softly, she was badly injured, covered in cuts, bruises and blood. She needed help, she needed to find somebody, she slowly got herself up and laid against a building. She could heal herself with her power, but she hadn't the energy.
It all started with the prophecy. The king ruled for the longest time. Nobody really knows how long the King has really ruled for. To be honest, before the prophecy, it was rather peaceful. The Elemental King would only slaughter those who committed crimes. He made an example of whoever he killed, so others would fall in line. After a while, there was no crime. People got used to their new life, their new ruler. Sure, they lived in fear, but a lot of people knew, that if they behaved and followed the rules, no harm would come to them. Then, it happened. The prophecy came, a tale of eight children who would step up and dethrone the Elemental King. After the prophecy came, the Elemental King slaughtered every child he could find in every country and place he owned. Soldiers and Golems ripped babies out of mother's arms, killing them in cold blood. The Elemental King's true colours were shown.
"Scarlet, report, now!"
"Your Majesty, no sign of the chosen ones have been seen yet. What shall you have me do, sir?"
"Hmmmmm.......Go search again. Look everywhere. Forests, graveyards, you name it. Leave no area unmarked. Bulldozer, you go with him. Mirajane, have you and your fellow Mord Siths search as well. Jian, Beast, you two work together to find the elementals. As for you, Lee. I want you to guard the castle. I have somewhere I need to be."
With that, the Elemental King rose from his throne as Scarlet left the room. He gave a small snicker, before clicking his fingers and with that, he disappeared. Still no sign of the chosen ones. Was the prophecy a lie? Maybe, but he couldn't take any chances. He wouldn't take any chances. No matter what.
Distial
Distial walked over to one of the graves slowly, she pressed her hand on it, and gently push the cover from it, revealing a skeleton. She stared at it for a moment, before nodding to herself. She placed a few flowers within the coffin and then returned the lid to it's rightful position. The old, ancient, Temple of Shadows. No light entered the temple. It was always so dark and gloomy. Perfect for her. Of course, she has never gone to the outside world, and never plans to. Hidden deep within an abandoned graveyard. No ordinary person would ever come across it. Although, she wasn't an ordinary person now. In fact, she was born within the Shadow Temple, and now, forever bound to it.
Master Grey
Master Grey, he who is an old man. Over a hundred years old, and still as fit as a fiddle. How does he do it? A man his age would be withered, dead, if not dying. Not him, he sat down within his secret quarters, pen in hand. Writing what seemed to be a note, a letter. It read the following...
'Dear Alex,
I haven't sent you a letter in a long, long time.. I have been watching you closely. I am a dead man walking. A man long thought dead. I know you have been searching for those who carry the Elements of the Gods. Searching for a sign that they exist, this, is the sign. Starting today, the Elemental Ones will start revealing themselves. If one does not act quickly, they may fall within the wrong hands. Please, make haste towards the south east, there you will find an old abandoned graveyard. There will be a large circle stone at the very back. Stand on it, and chant the words, 'Ta la tu mu ta la tu mu akaulama' When these words are chanted, an ancient Shadow Temple shall be revealed, hidden behind the darkest moons. I would go myself, but, I cannot reveal myself yet as I would draw too much attention. For now, I must remain dead. I will be watching you, Alex. Just be weary, after all, this one has great power, and that power comes with a price.'
With that, he placed the pen down. He then rolled up the letter and held it together with a thick piece of string. Then, he threw it into the air, and with that, the letter disappeared. It would drop down from the sky and land right in front of her feet.
[b]Julia[/b
Julia walked slowly around the village. Her soft blue eyes studied the area for a moment. She took the bag from the back and then placed it down on the floor. She took out a quick map for a moment and gave a small smile, nodding to herself. She had a feeling something was hidden here, it was just a feeling in her gut. After all, this was the closest village to the Elemental King's Castle. She placed the map away, then zipped up her bag and placed it back on her back, sighing softly. For now, she would just wait. Soon, the Chosen Ones would appear, and when that time comes, her purpose would reveal itself.
Seth
Seth sat upon her house, watching the village from high above. She had lived in this village for years now. In fact, she was a part of a resistance against the tyrant king. She smiled to herself, still in her armour of course. Her sword sheathed and away. She never took of her battle armour, never. She was a born warrior, she was just itching for a fight. She jumped down from the building and stretched herself out with a yawn, she should go see the others soon.
Vince
Vince walked slowly within the Town of Elderson. A smile covered his face, his hair over his eyes as he looked towards the ground. His t-shirt was covered in blood. He slowly looked up, wide eyes. He had fun back there, more fun he has ever had in such a long time. He wanted more. He licked his lips softly and began to laugh historically. As he did, a small knife dropped from his sleeve and into his hand.
Agitha
Agitha was not in a town, nor was she in a village. She was among the flowers and bugs she called home. She sat upon the field of golden flowers. Her hand held out, full of little insects such as spiders, ladybugs and caterpillars. She let a small smile come across her face. She was happy, so very happy. She was enjoying her day so far, spending her time with mother nature.
Wolf
Wolf ran along the buildings quickly, inspecting the village. He flipped back for a moment, and hid within a small bush. All seemed peaceful for the moment, he smiled, and nodded to himself. He then ran along behind the buildings some more, who was he, what was he? A spy, that is who he was. He had been watching the village for some time now. After all, it was the closest town or village to the Elemental King's Castle, and yet, it seemed so peaceful. He huffed a little, then again, a lot of places seemed peaceful. After all, those who followed the law of the king, were never harmed.
Raiden
Raiden surveyed the town closer, he had never been here before. Apparently, it was called, the Town of Elderson. It was an interesting place, rather peaceful too, too peaceful in fact. He had a bad feeling to be honest. One that didn't settle well for him. It made him feel on edge, he looked around some more, until a laughing man caught his attention. He stared at him, keeping his distance for now. He seemed dangerous, obviously. Although, before he acted, he needed to study his enemy.
Korta
Korta lived peacefully within a secluded little village. Way out the way of the Elemental King. Volcanic Village, a name given to the village because of the volcano that lived above it. The volcano, Mt Steam, it was hundreds of years old. Still, it hadn't erupted. Well, if it had, the Village Chief would handle it. The entire village, each resident were a Tribal Person. It wasn't a normal village. It was a Tribal Village. Korta in front of the Chiefs Hut, her home as she drew pictures into her notepad.
Little Red
Little Red sat upon her giant snake, Orochi, as it slithered through the giant power plant. Don't worry, it was only a paper snake. The snake lifted her up and she hoped up and grabbed the ladder. With that, the snake crumbled apart, returning to normal paper, then the paper fused with Red as she climbed up the ladder. Once she was at the very top of huge power generating tower, she smiled and sat down, kicking her legs out as she did. She enjoyed this place, it was so nice, the tower must of been about 60ft tall. Sure, it was quite high up, but, she wasn't afraid.
Isabella
Isabella ran quickly, her scythe out, covered in blood. She was panting heavily, she looked back and as she did, a single golem shot a fire blast at her. She continued to run, and quickly pointed her hand to a boulder, using the particles from that, she made herself as hard as rock, as the fire blast hit her, it burnt the rock slightly but it was nothing compared to what she would of taken. She ran into the village, continuing to pant as she ran in, she fell to the ground. She looked back to see the golem had disappeared. She sighed softly, she was badly injured, covered in cuts, bruises and blood. She needed help, she needed to find somebody, she slowly got herself up and laid against a building. She could heal herself with her power, but she hadn't the energy.
