Hello all, I have come up with my next story..... This story has KH and FF characters in it but it has nothing to do with their epic stories....

 

(Edited by: Naught.)

Prolouge

 

In an endlessly dark space, previously void of all light, a shimmering light now shines. A crystal floats aimlessly in the middle of nothingness. As a shining figure on the crystal glances downwards, grasping the giant crystal, he checks the three bodies inside.

"Ventus..." the figure says, looking at the first body.

"Xion..." he says secondly.

As the figure's gaze passes to the last body, he stops immediately. "This is what you have chosen?" The figure says, looking up into the dark space. "Yes... Sephiroth."

"You three... will be our saviours... you will accomplish... what I could not..." The figure says summoning his sword while pushing away from the crystal.

He points the tip of his sword at the crystal, just scraping the edges of it, and shoots out three lights, separating the three bodies into a crystal each.

Then, out of the back of each of the crystals, three more beams shoot out, one from each crystal. These lights travel out into the vast expanse of space until they are no longer in sight. Then suddenly, in three concurrent explosions, the lights begin to expand into full sized planets. The three crystals then align themselves with the planets they had just created. The figure then uses the last of his energy to send the crystals towards their own planets. "Accomplish what I could not..." he said before disappearing....

Chapter 11

 

After Vanille had finished telling Xaldin about the events that had recently occurred and that Sephiroth had been captured by a man in black, Xaldin instantly knew who it was.

“Vanitas…” muttered Xaldin. “He’s Xehanort’s apprentice.”

“Do you think that was him?” asked Vanille.

“Yes. Xehanort doesn’t have any other human warriors.” replied Xaldin. “But if it was Vanitas, then Sephiroth is gone.”

“Why!” Vanille shouted. She was concerned about Sephiroth and didn’t want to lose another friend.

“Vanitas would have taken him to Xehanort… And if Xehanort had Sephiroth, he would surely destroy him.” Xaldin said. He ignored Vanille’s anger and tried to calm her. “Xehanort would quickly figure out he was a warrior, after he heard that Sephiroth fell out of the sky.”

“What do we do?” Vanille muttered.

“Wait, I need time to think.” said Xaldin while rubbing his head. “Meanwhile you should learn to fight, it might come in handy. We have a massive arena here where you can practice.”

Vanille nods, knowing that they couldn’t do anything now. But she still didn’t want to sit around while Sephiroth could be dead. “I will call your battle trainer in now.” Xaldin stood up. “Aqua!”

The aqua blue haired girl that Vanille had met before walked in. She was a mess; she looked like she had been crying and Vanille felt sorry for her. Aqua’s friend Terra had risked his life for Vanille and all Vanille was concerned about was Sephiroth.

Aqua’s hair was sprung up all over the place as she limped towards Xaldin. “Aqua. You will be Vanille’s teacher.” Xaldin smiled at Aqua. He didn’t seem like he cared about her friend being killed.

“OK. Vanille follow me.” Aqua murmured.

Vanille nodded her goodbye to Xaldin and followed Aqua out the door. She was afraid that Aqua would be mad at her, so she stayed her distance.

“Do you have a weapon.” asked Aqua as they walked.

Vanille was too busy thinking about Sephiroth that she barely heard Aqua. How long would Xaldin take to think of a plan to save Sephiroth? Vanille quickly realised what Aqua said and searched her back pocket. Her weapon was gone. “No.” replied Vanille. “But I had one.”

“You didn’t have one when we found you.” Aqua said. “But it doesn’t matter. We have lots of weapons for you to choose from.”

The searing pain of being afraid of Aqua had gone for Vanille. She realised Aqua didn’t blame her for Terra being killed.

The two walked down the small and horrid corridors until they finally reached the arena. Vanille noticed it instantly. The arena was obviously the biggest room in the village. It was much bigger than Vanille had imagined.

As they walked into the arena, Aqua quickly ran over to the middle where a huge box was. This box wasn’t a normal box; it almost had the same width of the corridors through the village. Vanille could see ends of weapons sticking out.

“Come here and choose a weapon.” Aqua said. She was sounding happier than Vanille would have thought.

Vanille walked over to Aqua and looked inside the box and saw many weapons inside.

Vanille had no idea of what weapon she was going to pick because of the massive choice she was presented with. Aqua stuck her hand in the box and pulled out a sword that was shaped like a key. “This is my weapon.” Aqua said. “Quickly chose one and we will start.”

Vanille searched through the box wondering what she would pick. Swords, spears and even guns. There were many different types of each and that made it harder for Vanille to choose. Aqua asked if Vanille wanted to use a Keyblade, the type of sword Aqua has, but Vanille couldn’t get the hang of using it.

Vanille remembered her old weapon was a rod and soon began searching for it. “Do you have a rod?” Vanille asked.

Aqua nods and pushes through the weapon box until she reaches the bottom. At the bottom lay four different types of Rods. None of them resembled Vanille’s old one but she soon picked out a random one and nodded at Aqua. “Ready.”

“OK ready to start.” Aqua nods and walks backwards a few steps. “First we will have a quick battle so I can test your strength.”

Vanille nodded and prepared her weapon. As she pulled her weapon over her shoulder, she saw Aqua preparing to strike. Aqua looked angry like she was pretending to be nice the whole time. Vanille’s fear of Aqua had returned. Would Aqua hold a grudge on Vanille for Terra’s death?

As Aqua started running at Vanille, she slowly backed away. Vanille wanted to run but she knew she had to stay strong. Vanille raised her weapon and blocked a swift blow from Aqua. Vanille could feel the anger radiating from Aqua’s weapon. She could barely hold her balance but still stayed on her feet.

Vanille now had an open shot for Aqua so she took it, but Aqua quickly dodged. “Is that all you got!” Aqua smiled.

The words from Aqua aggravated Vanille and she decided to have another shot at Aqua. Vanille ran up to Aqua and swung her rod, aiming for her face, but Aqua ducked and kicked Vanille’s rod out of her hand. Vanille now stood in front of Aqua, defenceless.

Vanille was expecting Aqua to take the last blow but instead she just laughed. “I guess you have a lot to learn!” said Aqua.

Vanille smiled in relief and picked up her weapon. “Not bad though.” Aqua said. “You shouldn’t let word’s aggravate you though.”

“I!-“ shouted Vanille but she was cut off by Aqua’s laughing. “Aqua, about before…”

“Thank you.” Aqua cut in front of Vanille.

Vanille smiled and was relieved that Aqua didn’t hold a grudge. But she was confused from why Aqua replied by thanking her. “Why?” asked Vanille.

“Thank you, for telling me.” Aqua smiled.

Vanille smiled back agreeing to their new friendship.

Chapter 12

 

For nearly a week Sephiroth had been living at the bottom of a huge tower. He couldn’t remember how he came to bet here, but he did however remember falling out of the sky with Vanille. After that though, everything went blurry. He didn’t know why he is here or who had put him here. The only information about where he is came from the moans and screams of other imprisoned people.

 

Sephiroth would do nothing all day. He would think about Vanille while he sat in the corner of the cell. Food was transported through a small tube in the right corner of the room so Sephiroth never saw any guards. Also, his sword had disappeared so he had no way of breaking out.

 

One day however, everything changed. As usual Sephiroth sat in the corner of his cell, thinking about his past. Soon he got distracted and started to feel lonely. He was sad but he couldn’t explain why the thought just appeared in his memory, but he couldn’t remember exactly.

 

Over the usual screams and moans, Sephiroth heard the sound of a door closing. It was loud but he realised that the sound was close. As he approached the edge of the cell, he saw a boy. The boy had only just appeared in front of Sephiroth and was wearing a mask and was dressed completely in black. “Come with me!” the masked boy said.

Sephiroth didn’t reply. He just stared at the boy as he opened the cell door. Sephiroth was now free. He now had a chance to escape, but he didn’t. Sephiroth was bigger and stronger than the boy but he seemed to have a strong glow of darkness around him. He could smell it. Sephiroth knew this boy would easily defeat him. So he decided to play along.

Sephiroth followed the boy through the dungeon, where Sephiroth was locked up. Other prisoners looked sorry for Sephiroth; they seemed to show some concern. But Sephiroth didn’t care and ignored their expressions.

 

After they left the dungeons there was nothing else except stairs. Sephiroth tried to memorise the rooms they passed but all they seemed to be doing is going up stairs. They climbed the tower and neither of them said a word.

 

After climbing to the very top of the tower, they stood in front of a huge door. The boy turned to Sephiroth. “Go!”

 

Sephiroth obeyed and entered through the door. The masked boy didn’t enter. The room was huge, almost the size of a hall. Two of the walls on opposite sides were covered in windows. In certain areas were small cracks. The room looked like it was once an inspired hall, but had degraded from age.

 

At the back of the room stood three seats, only one was occupied. In the middle sat a bald man, he was staring at Sephiroth and didn’t seem happy. “Welcome.” said the man sheepishly.

“Who are you?” responded Sephiroth, not caring who this man was and just wanting answers.

“Hmm…”the man muttered. “More importantly, who are you?”

“Who’s asking?” said Sephiroth, and the man grinned.

“Xehanort.” answered the man. “But you shall call me, Master.”

“Hmph, Xehanort. Where are we?” asked Sephiroth.

“Who’s asking?” Xehanort grinned.

“Sephiroth.” said Sephiroth. He was getting annoyed with the questions and demanded answers, “Where are we?”

“Hmm, how about a deal.” said Xehanort. “You tell me where the girl is and I will tell you about your past.”

“Girl? What girl?”

“The goddess that fell out of the sky with you!” shouted Xehanort. He seemed to be getting annoyed as well. “Tell me where she is!”

Sephiroth remembered falling out of the sky with Vanille but she isn’t a goddess, or is she. “Vanille?” said Sephiroth.

“Don’t play dumb!” Xehanort shouted. He slammed his fist on his chair and summoned a sword that was in the shape of a key. “Vanitas!”

 

Sephiroth was confused. Everything was happening too fast. He was defenceless against Xehanort but when the masked boy came in the room holding his sword. Sephiroth gained hope.

 

“Hmph! If you aren’t going to tell me then I better squeeze the answers out of you.” Xehanort said while standing up. “But it isn’t fair if you are defenceless. Vanitas, give him his sword!”

 

The boy walked over to Sephiroth and handed him his sword. Why was Xehanort giving him a chance to escape? That he didn’t know but Sephiroth was always prepared for a fight.

Xehanort pointed his Keyblade at Sephiroth and he rose with it. Sephiroth was keeping his eyes focused on the tip of Xehanort’s weapon, ready for Xehanort’s attack. But Xehanort didn’t attack, instead he quickly shot out multiple orbs of darkness that exploded on impact. Sephiroth wasn’t ready for this so he tried to dodge but he got hit by about half of them.

Next Xehanort jumped up into the air and tried to attack Sephiroth, but Sephiroth dodged and knocked Xehanort back to the ground. “Hmph.” muttered Sephiroth sending sparks of light from his sword. The sparks missed Xehanort and caused several cracks in the ground.

 

Xehanort just smiled at Sephiroth and quickly vanished. Soon he appeared behind Sephiroth and he struck him in the back. Sephiroth fell to the ground while Xehanort picked up his weapon. “Succumb to the darkness.” muttered Xehanort as Sephiroth fainted.

Edited June 24, 201213 yr by coolwings

So awsome! I have never imagined Vanitas vs Sephiorot!!!!!! So damm epicly cool.

Chapter 13

 

Everyday Vanille was awoken and trained by Aqua. At the end of their training Aqua would always say she was improving. Once however Vanille had won the battle by disarming Aqua.

 

Aqua had taught Vanille various skills like: Disarming, dodging, blocking and how to strike a critical blow. The two girls had fun hanging out together every day and Vanille felt safe, like nothing would ever hurt she and nothing ever did.

 

Vanille’s fear of being trapped underground had pasted over the days, now her only concern was Sephiroth. She hadn’t heard back from Xaldin since their last meeting, which was five days ago. Vanille at times became worried that he will never come up with a way to save Sephiroth.

 

“Hey, Aqua can we take a break?” Vanille said while gasping for breath.

“What? You’re tired?’ smiled Aqua. “That was only a warm up.”

“Ahh!” Vanille flopped onto a bench to the side of the arena and placed her rod beside her. “Maybe I am not cut out for the next level.”

“Sure you are, you just need to keep practicing.” Aqua said while sitting beside Vanille. “You’re improving more every day.”

“I guess… But….” Vanille muttered. “What’s taking Xaldin so long?”

“Vanille… I know you’re concerned about Sephiroth but Xaldin has a whole village to run.”

“But we have to do something!” Vanille stood up and put away her rod into the box of weapons, sitting next to them.

Aqua got up and followed Vanille. “This world is not safe. If we leave this village we die!”

“I know but…”

“Just give him move time.”

 

Vanille nodded agreeing to wait but she wasn’t going to forget about Sephiroth that easily.

 

Aqua soon declared the end of their training but as they were about to leave the arena they felt a loud explosion nearby. The shaking of the ground knocked Vanille off her feet. “What was that?” Aqua said while helping Vanille up.

 

“An explosion?” suggested Vanille.

“The unversed!” shouted Aqua while sprinting out the arena with her Keyblade beside her.

“Wait!” Vanille shouted. She followed Aqua out the arena and down to the main village area, where most villagers lived. When they got there the two were shocked from seeing weird creatures falling through a hole in the roof of the village, surrounding many villagers. “What are those things?”

“Unversed! They have found us!” Aqua shouted while summoning her Keyblade. “Vanille warn Xaldin!”

 

Vanille nodded even though she was concerned about Aqua. She didn’t want her new friend to fend for herself, but she knew she had to.

 

Vanille ran through the corridors of the village. She watched villagers running for their lives and others dashing forwards to join the battle. Vanille wanted to help but knew she needed to warn Xaldin first. Surprisingly Vanille didn’t have to get all the way to Xaldin’s office to find him. She found him running through the corridors towards the battle. “Vanille! What’s going on?” said Xaldin as he spotted and approached Vanille.

“It’s the… unversed… they’re attacking… the village.” Vanille said as she gasped for breath.

 

“Gr. Vanille go get your weapon and head to the back of the arena.” Xaldin said while summoning his weapons. Xaldin’s had various weapons that were all spears, which flouted around him. “At the back of the arena will be a small hatch in the wall. Open it and proceed through. It’s a secret exit. When you are out go north and find the secret base.”

 

“But what about everyone else?” said Vanille. “You… Aqua…”

“Don’t worry we will make it out. Now do as I say.” Xaldin said while countless unversed appeared surrounding them. “Go now! You are our last hope!”

Before Vanille could respond Xaldin raised his spears, pointing them at the Unversed, and pushed Vanille away with a gust of wind.

 

Vanille didn’t want to but she quickly ran back to the arena. Vanille’s hope disappeared as she entered the arena. Countless Unversed infected the arena. Vanille stood frozen on the spot until one Unversed jumped up and knocked Vanille to the ground.

 

“Vanille!” shouted Aqua. Aqua had just appeared through the arena and was standing over Vanille.

“Aqua?” said Vanille while being helped up by the girl.

Aqua knocked away the surrounding Unversed. “Xaldin told me to help you get out of here.”

 

Vanille smiled up at her friend and felt a warm feeling inside of her. Aqua once again, had saved her life.

 

Vanille quickly jumped up with the help of Aqua. “I’ll cover you while you get your weapon!” shouted Aqua while fending off Unversed.

 

Vanille nodded and sprinted towards the box of weapons while Aqua cleared a path. The Unversed were no match for Aqua but there were so many covering the whole of the arena. After Vanille had received her weapon from the box she soon joined Aqua with clearing the arena.

 

After they had finished off the remaining Unversed Aqua turned to Vanille and said, “Let’s go.” Vanille and Aqua proceeded towards then back of the room. Just as Xaldin had said, there was a small hatch hidden behind a small clutter of rubble. Aqua cleared the path and Vanille could see the hatch was the perfect size to fit a normal sized person through. “You first.” said Aqua.

 

“Ok. But you need to follow on.” Vanille nodded glaring down the empty path. Vanille heard another explosion go off nearby and backed away from the hole.

“Come on.” Aqua insisted. “We need to go now!”

“What about everyone else?” asked Vanille.

“They will get out. I promise.” Aqua lied.

“If you say so.” muttered Vanille while edging closer towards the hole.

“Quickly,” encouraged Aqua following close behind Aqua.

 

After Vanille entered the hole she looked back at Aqua and saw her following closely. Vanille moved around a lot to try and get comptable. She never liked being trapped in a small space. The smell from the rotting walls around her was horrid. She tried to block out the smell but with no prevail.

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