Suiren
She kept regenerating, healing all of her wounds perfectly and without marks. She would not achieve results like this; Aisha did not appear to have a limit to her power. This would be an endless fight, but she wanted to win, she had to win, she needed to win.
And so Suiren reached down, and pulled up Aisha by her shoulders, and then touched her forehead to her’s. If Aisha was life, she was in incarnation of it, and because of that she existed. And so, Suiren would take that from her, would understand it, and become greater.
Golden light began to dance, dancing around the world around them. From every stone, from every tree, from every blade of grass and from the air itself the light surged. And then it came from Aisha. And all of it flowed into Suiren.
The light was blinding, as Suiren stared into Aisha’s eyes. Power, both of them could feel it at that moment. Suiren could feel everything about Aisha, her power, or origin, her nature. She bestowed life, granting it, and what all life sought to emulate, even if they did not realize it.
And Aisha saw, she saw power, infinite power. She saw the mountains, she saw the seas, she saw the skies, she saw lives, and she saw worlds. All of those things were contained within Suiren, so deep that it was doubtful that she even realized it. And then there was the connection, a connected to all those things in the world.
The two stared at one another as the light flared. But then, slowly the golden light changed. The Golden arcs of light were being replaced, replaced by ethereal silver. Dancing from everything into Suiren, as her body shimmered with it.
But it was wrong, Suiren’s teeth grit as she tried to subdue it, her golden light flaring even more. But the silver continued to flare. And then, it expanded. The gold and the silver light clashed, like hated enemies, like oil and water. And then, in that moment the area between the two, that small inconsequential space, exploded with force, sending both into the walls behind them.
And the world calmed.
Roger’s Theater
“6” The man walked waved him off and started to walk up to him down the paths between the seats. “5, 4, 3…” The man reached him and held out a card only for it to be taken by the ghostly child and ripped to spreads.
It appears this one did not at all understand Just’s words. The animated Dolls coming in force, to lack of concern and the ease at which he ignored Just’s warning, “2, 1”. And then Just’s countdown ended, “0.” And at that moment Just moved forward, pushing himself off the edge of the stage and launching forward, landing in front of the man.
He knee rose and struck hard against the man’s chest, without a doubt making the air leave his lungs and launching him back onto the path. “That was my last warning.”
“Leave. Now.”