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Lisver sat upon his throne. The aura of Chaos giving the area a purple sheen. Lisver sighed, being an all powerful Warlord meant he would be bored when there wasn't a war. "Chu." Lisver said, and a moogle appeared before him. "What do you need, Kupo?" The floating creature asked. Unlike the other beings in the castle, Chu wasn't Chaorrupted. He was cute though. "Get Spirt for me." The moogle nodded, disappearing in a puff of smoke.

Taji sat cross-legged near a small stream practicing her magic.

" ok deep breath and..." She found herself at the other side of the stream.

" hah! i did it! op-" She clapped her hand over her mouth hoping nobody had over heard her. She herself had been forced out of her world by mysterious dark creatures, she vowed to find the source of the creatures and destroy it.

She looked around herself, she couldn't see anyone but wasn't going to relax until she was sure that she was alone.

I sat in a chair in my room. "Bord, bordy, bord, bord, bord." I sang. Puff Chu appared before me. "Hum." I looked up. "Master wants you." Said Chu. "Yea,yea,yea." I sighed. I got up out of my chair. "Follow me." Chu said. I sighed again. I followed him. "Lalalala." I walked in tune to my song. I had been with Lisver ever could rememeber he may have even been my father but I couldn't know. Chu stopped. "Hi." I said and looked up to see Lisver.

Allen ran through the town slicing through multiple creatures created by chaos. Allen stabbed his blue bladed into the head of one the creatures. Allen watched the body evaporate as he jumped aboard his gummi ship and flew off into space. Allen was sore from the battle he had just left and he didn't have anywhere to go so the safest place for him was in his beloved gummi ship that had been passed down his family tree.

Van had been traveling in outer space for sometime now. He had been traveling by his dead dad's old gummi ship. Van saw a near by astoriod where he thought he could get some sleep for the night. He landed there and saw just what he needed a huge space where he can camp for the night. "Is this all there is in life? A big empty pile that you have to go threw to have a story. Why did I say I would help find her and saved the worlds from chaos?" Van asked himself in his tent.

"You're sure?" Jalyn stood atop the building staring at the castle before her. It looked like the stronghold in Radiant Garden, but there was so much missing. There were so few people around, not to mention an entire wing of the castle wasn't there.

 

"Yeah, it's gotta be." The voice told her. Jalyn sighed, looking down to the streets below. Worlds crossing she could understand, but time? Did Jast really have that kind of power? "I'd imagine it's what's left of that Compression thing Thay was on about. After we resolve everything, it should fix itself."

 

"It'd better." Jalyn leapt down below into the thin crowd, walking into the town square. "I don't even know if our hideout exists yet. And if it does, I'm definitely not drawing attention to it." She stopped expecting a response, but none came. After a moment, she spoke up. "Gil?"

 

"Something's not right, Jay." Gilgamesh responded. The Keyblade on her back quivered slightly. "I'm sensing crazy darkness all over the place. And it's not Heartless."

 

"Not Heartless? Sec?"

 

"No, not him either. It's... I don't know." The weapon admitted. "Just gimme some time. I'll figure it out."

 

"Right." Jalyn replied, more than a tinge of concern in her voice. A dark presence that wasn't Heartless or Sec? And what time was this anyways?

Lisver looked at Spirt. "Hey." He casualy said. Even if he was evil, he still was the most laid back person to ever exist. As long there wasn't something really bad going on. "Dinner shall commence soon. Be there." He waved his hand and a Chaorrupted Dusk appeared, handing him a letter. He read it, leaving his throne.

Taji headed up stream to find her gummi ship and supplies utouched. She breathes a sigh of relief and sits against the ship. There was no use leaving this planet yet. She pulled out a small map, about half of them had been checked off or as Taji says, checked for the source. She gets up with her bow and arrows to start looking for something to eat.

Rixku just wandered around with a Dusk following her everywhere. "I might as well stock up and get a new cloak. Now for finding a Moogle that isn't going to be to high. The Twilight Town Moogle should be good for this or i'll see about the one in Radiant Garden." Holding out her hand as she opened a portal to Twilight Town as she took out a rather large amount of money. "I got a job for you. I want you to grab one of my clean cloaks in The Castle That Never Was and bring it to me. Understand?" The Dusk nodded as it vanished before Rixku went into the portal.

It was here.

 

Jalyn stepped into the Garden of Assemblage, looking around in awe. The water cascading around the room was actually clear, and it seemed that all of the programs actually worked (or were at least in one piece). She spun the computer monitor in the middle of the room around. Again, in perfect working order. "This is amazing!" She said to herself more than anyone.

 

"Well that kind of time stamps us." Gilgamesh thought out loud. "So we're sometime after Xehanort's transformation but before the Cataclysm."

 

"Yeah, we've gotta be." She scrolled through the computer menus. According to it, all the systems were running smoothly. This was truly amazing. Back home only four would work, on a good day at least. But now, she had a chance to study the rest of Xehanort's Organization. Maybe even learn something new.

 

"I know what you're thinkin', Jay." Gilgamesh cut in. "Start with something familiar. We don't know if the programs degraded by our time. Try number 13. Or 5. You like number 5."

 

"I do." She punched a few keys, the systems humming to life. It was amazing to see her home in such good condition.

Allen was sitting in his ship when another ship flew past him. Allen started his engines and chased after it wondering if they were friendly or foe. Allen saw the ship land on the asteroid and Allen landed on the other side. Allen walked all the way over with his swords in his hands. Allen was weary because he was to tired to fight but he finally saw the guy sitting in a tent. "Hey you, who are you?" Allen asked

Lisver arrived at his own chamber, throwing the letter away. He walked towards the giant portal, and stared at it. "I am here, Creator of Chaos, Master of Destruction, the starter of the KeyBlade war, Drakath. What is it you need?" Lisver said, bowing to the giant dragon shadow that appeared. "Hello again, Silver. It has been long since we last...spoke." Lisver flinched. Only he and Chu knew who Lisver really was. Drakath continued: "My chains are finally weakening, after these years. You have been admirable help, infecting the worlds. Soon, I will rise, and you will be restored...as promised." Lisver looked up at the dragon. "And what about...her?" Lisver asked. The dragon only a mere shadow at the moment, stared down at Lisver.

 

"Possibly." Drakath said, nudging the pruple crystal that hung from Lisver's neck. Lisver's form flickered, temporarily showing a smaller, but still Chaotic dragon. "You must continue. Then I will make my desicion if you are worthy of your true self being restored to your true form."

"Um that was abrubt." I said and sighed. "The master has a lot on his mind; rigth now." Said Chu. "You can go now." I said. Chu dispares. I started to head back to my room. I slowly walked back. Slowly I headed back to my room. I opened the door a walked in. I went to my chear. Now how long to dinner.

"Twilight Town I miss it deeply. It won't be destroyed for now so i'm alright and The Castle That Never Was has a while as well." Looking up at the sky as she had already grabbed everything before pulling out a stick that said WINNER on it. "I'm going to get a Sea-Salt icecream and it doesn't matter to me any more the darkness but i'm stuck helping it for now at least. "Heading toward the clock tower to get some icecream and sit on the top like she used to some how made her empty chest feel a little warm.

Leon sat out looking at a vast dead plain. "The darkness is spreading." He could see animals and people fighting near a pond for the limited water. "Foolish animals,they don't understand the vast complexities of life." He turn over and saw a heartless jump up. He glared at it with fierce eyes and the darkness simply dispersed. He picked openned up a dark corridor and walked though it slowly. "Where should I go?"

Soahc is seen looking down from what looks like a "Tower in the Sky." As he then talks to himself by saying the words "Hmph, This World may have it's few Perks but even that does not help me here and there." all to himself.

Lisver bowed, and the Shadow of Drakath seeped back into the portal. Sighing, Lisver went to the dining hall. He sat at the head of the large table, in a very ornate chair. Next to him, was Sprit's seat, and seat's for the other 'Lords of Chaos'. Chu abruptly appeared. "Would you like for me to summon the others, Kupo?" Lisver nodded, and Chu left.

I got up and went to Lay in my bed. Chu appeared before me. "Hi, whats up." I said shuging lightly. "Ume the master says it's time to eat." Said Chu. "Oh ofcruse it is." I said. "Then lets go, Kupo." He said. I got up. "You'd better go find the others." I said. He nodded and left. I went to the dinning hall. I waved at Lisver. "Hi." I said and shuged lightly.

Lisver nodded to Spirt, waving to her chair. With a rush of activity, Chaorrupted Dusks came out of the walls, serving food to both Lisver and Spirt. "How was your day?" Lisver asked, hoping to strike up a conversation. Even if Lisver looked and felt young, he still felt like a father to Spirt. Which also was different then the stereotypical warlord.

I sat down. "My day? Uhh it was fine."I said. This kind of thing, a smiple thing scared me. Food was put out before me. I picked up a fork and begain to spin it around my plate. I could tell that he was trying to talk but for me it wasn't that easy. I could of broke down long a go but hadn't yet.

Lisver cocked his head. Something seemed wrong with Spirt, she seemed...upset. Lisver sighed, deciding to mind his own buisness. "Well that's good." Instead, he looked around the table. Their was 13 seats, some of them not having a place for a Lord yet. Thinking of the Lord's reminded him of The Traitor. The one Lord who left The Castle of Central Chaos, and fled to another world, one out of the Chaorruption's grasp.

"Uh yeah, I geuss." I said. I can't tell him yet I tought to my self. I picked up my fork and put it to my mouth. I chewed slowly. I looked at my plate. I put my fork down. I pushed my plate away. I picked up my spoon and throw across the room. I can't take this I'll just have to get kicked out from here.

Lisver looked at Spirt. So did all of the Dusks. "Spirt....are you....ok?" Lisver asked, trying to be as gentle as possible. He had never seen her in such an attitude before, and the sudden outburst surprised him.

"No! Do you think that if I was okay I'd throw a spoon?!? No I'm not okay does it take this long to to notice! It shouldn't I would think." I screamed. I got out the chear a stomped away. I looked for a door to get out. "Okay." I mumbled to myself. I groned out loud. This is over I thought to myself.

"Seat taken?" asked Scape as he entered the Chaos Dining hall and plopping down in a chair a few feet from Lisver. His yellow gleamed and a sharp toothy grin hung from his face. It gave him the likeliness of a cat.

"Sorry to interupt you, but me and Scapegoat got hungry and needed a bite to eat. Right Scapegoat?" The puppet that hung from his back sat unmoving. The earnestness of Scape's voice gave the impression that he expected a response. With a small chuckle Scape turned to Lisver. He could see that he was in the middle of something with Spirt. Odds are it was something important.

Scape crossed his arms and leaned back in his chair.

"Anything I can help with?" Scape didnt really want to help but it was good to curry favor.

Lisver got up. "Not right now, Scape." Lisver muttered, walking after Spirt. The Dusks returned to their normal duties, and gave food to scape. Meanwhile, Lisver found Spirt out side. He put his armored hand on her shoulder. "Look. I do not want to get mad at you. Can you tell me whats wrong?" He said, trying to comfort Spirt.