Aschu

Audrey wasn't sure why she was crying. She didn't even know the girl, but when that single tear ran down her emotionless face, it was more than she could take. Which was actually a really bad sign in hindsight. So when she locked eyes with the spirit, she didn't give her a look of pity. She gave her a look of respect. Audrey wasn't sure what she would do in a situation as such as hers, but she knew darn well it wouldn't be offering strangers her soul. "If you really believe that this will make a difference," Audrey began, trying to find the right words,"I'll gladly fufill your wish." She tried to say it with as much dignity as she could. Her head turned to Melinda. "Was that enough, Mel?" When she didn't respond, Audrey's eyebrows furrowed. She gently placed a hand on her shoulder. "Mel?" Her gaze wasn't meeting anything but the ground, and that's when it hit Audrey, she wasn't the only one affected by that last statement. Melinda suddenly brought her head back up. "Yeah," she started,"Yeah, I am. I've pretty much accepted you weren't going to back out of this." She looked to the spirit. "I think I get why you're doing this, and if Audrey believes you, well, I guess I have no choice but to believe you. So, I guess I'll gladly eat, wait no, that sounds threatening. Uh, devour? Ugh, no. Take your soul." "Well isn't this heartwarming?" a voice giggled from behind them, causing both Audrey and Melinda to whirl around, only for their jaws to drop. Standing before them was no other than, Audrey. Well, it had the form of Audrey, but it was entirely black. "Please tell me I'm not the only one who sees that, right? Please tell me I'm not." Audrey ignored Melinda's comment, and instead signaled her to transform. Thankfully she caught it, and a rapier landed gently in Audrey's hand. Readying her battle stance, Audrey called out to the imposter. "Who are you?" The thing only giggled in reply. "I'm you, silly" "No you're not" "Well, true. Of course I'm not you. I'm an improvement from you." And then it lunged for her her. It was quicker than Audrey had originally anticipated, and she barely had anytime to roll to the right. "Really, becuase from what I see, there aren't any improvements," She scoffed, and she turned her head to the spirit. "If there's any way we can...digest you, I guess, without getting preferably stabbed, please do it!" She sidestepped, as the imposter threw a punch at her, but the arm started to change shape, and now took to the form of a blade. The thing threw a hook punch, and Audrey barely blocked it in time. What? she thought, not believing her eyes. Only one substance I know of can do that. Black blood, but this thing isn't...Oh great, we're f*cked. The two warriors broke apart, and the Black Blood changed it's other arm to a blade as well. "Really now? Because if you haven't been paying attention, I'm dominanting you in combat at the moment. And," it said, running up close to clash blades with Audrey again, who was using all her might not to fall from the sheer weight,"as you will have soon to see, unlike you, I'm flawless. Not some first rate, deadweight like you."

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To say Audrey had absolutely no idea what was going on was the understatement of the year. Well, she knew what was going on, just not how it was happening. Such as a giant 'whatever' eating a lot of random people, and now a spirit was in front of them asking if they could 'eat' her soul to gain control over their madness and death weapon powers. Right.... And to think all she really wanted to do right now was crawl into a corner and try not to have a panic attack. But she didn't, because that's not what she was trained for, she was trained to combat any foe that held threat to the DWMA. "Are you f*cking serious?" Melinda yelled. Audrey looked over to her weapon, no her friend. Her best friend. She inwardly cringed at her outburst, knowing that Melinda was a pessimist, she knew this was either going to go either really good, or incredibly bad. "Why the hell should we trust you? We don't even know you and the city's being attacked! How can we be sure that you're not just trying to trick us into rampaging in the city killing even more people!" "I think we should do it." Audrey was probably surprised more than Melinda with what she just said. She thought it was extremely suspicious too, but something seemed off. When she looked in the spirit's eyes, she saw desperation, not malice. "Wait, now are you f*cking serious? Did you not just hear all the points I just said?" Melinda was glaring at her, but Audrey could tell she was really just terrified, and knowing Melinda, it wasn't just for herself. "This could be our only chance to gain enough power to actually help the DWMA without being killed almost immediately. That and I...trust her." Melinda was just giving her an incredulous look the entire time. "If you don't want to do it, I won't hold it against you, but I'm...I'm going to do it." Audrey could see that Melinda was on the verge of breaking down, trying extremely hard not lash out. Then, it looked as if she tried to swallow it, and she let out a worried, tired sigh. "Fine," she whispered, and didn't meet Audrey's eyes. "But first," she said as she walked up to the spirit until she closed the gap between them. "You better explain what the actual f*ck is going on, or me and my meister aren't eating your soul anytime soon. Capiche?" Audrey's eyes widened, and gave a slight smile at her back of Melinda's head. She was on board, and Audrey had a feeling this train was about to take off. She suddenly swayed however, and clutched her head. Audrey felt light-headed, as if something about her had just...changed. "This isn't the time to get a bad headache Audrey," she chided herself. She regained her posture before Melinda noticed, and tried to shake off the feeling that something incredibly bad had just happened. The slight swaying of her head just wouldn't stop.

Sure! That would be great on both accounts!

Oh, yeah! I totally forgot about that guy. If my over dramatic imagination thinks about it though, that was pretty dark. I mean the guy looked terrified that he was going to die, and Sora saw the crap happen sooo.

Holy crap don't even talk to me about that unless you want to hear uncontrollable sobbing dude. That was like my saddest instead of my darkest.