Triviis

Scout let out a quiet sigh. He would never tell anyone, but he had been pretty scared right then. He could just tell that they had been one wrong word away from being blasted out of existence. He gathered up his things and walked over by the tent Medic had chosen, then looked around awkwardly. He still didn't like the idea of sleeping in the tents, especially right after seeing how violent False could suddenly be at any time. No...

"I'm gonna keep watch here," he stated, sitting down just outside Medic's tent. He was sure he would need rest eventually, but he had the Quick-Fix if it really became a problem. Besides, there was no way anyone would get him to sleep in a creepy, cursed tent.

Chopper gave a nod to Scout, thanking him for being willing to keep watch for awhile. He wasn't even sure if Scout has seen him nod, but at this point he was much too tired to care if he had. If Scout hadn't volunteered Chopper would have done it himself, but he was so tired he doubted he would last more then a few hours. Chopper took a quick glance over at Akhna, pitying her. The cat hadn't been hearing much more then cruel words towards her, but she must be scared too. Chopper had met plenty of horrible and murderous people, and she was neither of these things. She was just different, perhaps raised differently. He quietly hobbled into one of the unoccupied tents, the one closetest to Medic's, too shocked and upset to speak.

As much as he tired to hide it, Chopper was pretty scared. Once he got inside the tent he quietly prayed that he wouldn't wake up deserted by the others or dead. He removed his hat and backpack, keeping them close in his bed to avoid being stolen, and then he noticed that he had begun to cry. His tears flowed off his cheeks in big, anime style, waterfalls. He quickly wiped them away, attempting to give himself a pep talk in the style of his friends back home. "Come on Chopper! You're a man! And men don't need to cry when they are homesick!"

Leo yawned and fell onto his back, looking at the sky. He wasn't going to use one the tents False created. He didn't trust them. So he wa going to sleep on the ground. It wasn't that bad, actually. After a long day of traveling and chaos, he was tired and could sleep jut about anywhere. "Well, good night. Hope you guys get some, uh..." Leo don't finish his sentence as he was soon sleeping soundly.

As the shadow beasts faded away. Samus looked around at the others. Well now Zant is gone along with those obnoxious metal hands of his she pondered. She looked in the direction of the temple, then back to Sylvanas. "We should make for the temple as soon as possible, perhaps in the morning to give your servant a rest."

Sylvanas nodded at Samus. "That is a good idea. He does need sleep." She turned to the Forsaken creature and watched as it fell asleep. "I suggest we still be prepared for any more attacks that might come, meanwhile." Sylvan leaned against a tree trunk, thinking. She was sure trouble was going to be at the temple when they head for it, so she wanted to be prepared for such an incident. She lifted up her hand slowly and let magic surround it, creating a lowing orb. The orb of magic flickered like a light and, after a few moments, went out. Sylvanas frowned. The magic on this world is so much more different. She didn't feel like her fullest magic potential could be met here. She needed to practice. Sylvanas let magic swirl around her fingers, again, and continued the process for a while.

Medusa noticed that Zant had disappeared. She snapped and her broom appeared at her side. She sat down and turned to Samus and Sylvanas. Medusa said with a voice of indifference, "I doubt we will be meeting again any time soon." Then she started heading to the temple.

The night seemed to pass fairly quickly, with cricket like creatures calling out throughout the dark hours. It was mostly scythids, chaurus and the like; the type of generic bugs you would find in a science fiction novel. These were all too familiar to the Triviis veterans, otherwise known as the ones that had survived a long while after their summoning.

As night turned to early morning, the sky steadily swapped its dark hue for a pale blue tint. The morning seemed to bring a friendly presence throughout the land, brightening the mood of almost everyone.

Scout awoke about the same time Medic did, partly because of the noise.  He stretched, about as calm as it was possible for the hyperactive youth to be.  Immediately he noticed that something was off, and opened his eyes.  He had somehow attained a blanket during the night.  He blinked at, still drowsy, then pushed it away and got up.  The first thing he did was put his hat on, and then he stopped to regard the blanket.

Obviously, he realized, Medic had given it to him.  It was even red.  He pondered this for a moment, then shrugged and kicked it in front of Medic's tent.  His teammate would find it when he came out.  Silently, he thanked Medic, as he had been pretty cold when he finally fell asleep.  But he refused to mention it.  That would mean admitting that he had never really intended to stay up all night, not to mention that he had forgotten to get a blanket.

Medusa was able to see the temple more clearly as the night came to an end. As she was gliding through the air she looked back to see if the others had left. Medusa stopped, and thought to herself, Hmm, while I'm heading to the temple I think I might have a little fun. Medusa then said, "Vector plate." A circle of black arrows appeared on the ground, pointing away from the temple. She smiled and thought, There that way if they step on my arrow or try to pass it in any way, it will send them flying in the direction that it is pointing. Medusa was pleased with herself and could picture there horribly failed attempts to get passed her vector plates. But she still kept in mind that their power level was the very threatening. Medusa then stared heading to the temple again.

Leo yawned a he woke up, flames in his hair as he had done so to keep warm in his sleep. He, hilariously, didn't notice them and gave everyone an impish grin as he stood up. "Mornin'," he said before looking around. "So when are we gonna leave?" He asked no one in particular, flames still in his hair.

Chopper was not quite as graceful as the others as he woke up. The first thing he had did was check to make sure he still hade four limbs, and none of them where damaged. Then he moved onto his antlers, making sure they hadn't been snapped off. Satisfied that he also had two eyes, two ears and one blue nose he picked up his bag in one hand and his hat in the other before stumbling out of the tent he has attempted to sleep in. But sleep hadn't come easy to the young reindeer, despite being given a safer and warmer location in the beach.

He glanced around at the other awake humans, noticing how not put together he was. His fur looked rather messy from not being brushed or washed and he had dark circles around his eyes, looking more raccoon then reindeer. But that was a common mixup in his life. Without so much as giving them a second glance Chopper set down his bad and hat, muttered a soft "good morning", and walked to the water. He plopped himself down, his face landing in the water. Half downing himself in a tired attempt to wash his face.

Samus stood from where she had been sitting. She hadn't slept a wink since Zant had left. Oh well, this is what the armor is for she thought, looking around. "If you are ready, let's get to the temple" she said to Sylvanas. "Personally, the less time I have to spend here, the better."

Sylvanas, after practicing a while, leaned against a tree with her arms folded and stayed in that position for the rest of the night, deep in thought. Se hadn't even realize it was morning until Samus spoke up, interrupting her train o thought. Sylvan as slowly looked at zombie Engie and slowly he awoke and took his place beside his master. Sylvan as ten turned to Samus. "Yes. Let's go." She stretched a little before before she began walking.

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Leo nodded at Medic, "sounds good." It was then that Leo noticed his hair was on fire after a loose strand of curly hair finally came into view. He let out a surprised noise that sounded almost like, "Oy!" And brushed at his hair with his hands, the flames going out. He then looked back at Medic and pulled out a whistle from his belt while holdin an impish grin on his face. "I can wake up everyone who's asleep"

Kongu

Kongu had not slept well. Constantly getting up to check on the others for the entire night had left him drowsy. He had slept, slouched between Ankha and Leo's tent. He chose to not sleep in a tent, just as scout had refused to as well. He didn't entirely distrust False, he just saw that False had issues, issues that he didn't want to get involved in. He cleared his throat, and slowly got up. His joints were creaky at first, but that changed after a few good stretches. Kongu rubbed his glowing green eyes and sauntered towards Leo. He spoke, half jokingly, "You might as well give her a heart attack with that." He chuckled, gesturing to the whistle.

Ankha

Ankha was sound asleep. She was obviously dreaming, due to her subtle twitching and murmuring things that were indescribable. It appeared that she was having a good dream, due to her expressions and slight laughter.

The Temple

Zant sat on a rock in the temple ruins. It was early in the morning, though mostly everyone was awake. He spoke with an echoing voice, due to his helmet fully concealing his face, "Well, did I mention that there are some newcomers that the fool of falsehoods had summoned?"

Cyrus ignored him, showing no interest. Instead of paying attention, he continued working on his studies of the spells that were on the walls. It was apparent that False did this everyday. He spoke, not looking at Zant, "Of course there are newcomers. Whenever the temple lights up the carvings, I can tell False used a spell."

Zant remained silent for a few moments, then spoke again, "No, fool, newcomers are coming to the temple. False's planning something." He stood up, "Medusa should be back by now. I'm going to go look for her."

Alucard

Not far from Ahsoka, a man in a red trench coat appeared. He had no headache and was not weakened at all by the summoning. He looked around, wondering what had happened. Alucard noticed a little girl that looked nothing like a human. He spoke in a rich bass of a voice, "You there! Where am I?"

In the field that Ahsoka and Alucard appeared in, about 100 feet away, a large hand appeared in the grass on its back. It was completely covered in a white glove, and where the wrist would join the arm it faded into nothingness.
Master Hand stirred, then slowly floated several feet off the ground, turning over as it did so. A deep laugh seemed to emanate from it as it floated into the air. It took notice of the two beings on the ground, and flew towards them.


Notice the laugh in the beginning of the video

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Medusa secretly scowled, then said in a sarcastic voice, "No good? I'm not sure what you're talking about because I have done nothing wrong." Medusa thought to herself, What is he up to? Should I kill him?

Samus quickly caught up with Sylvanas, falling into step beside her. After walking for a little while, she commented "You know we could get there faster if we use our methods of fast travel instead of walking"
She then was silent as she waited for Sylvanas to respond. They were miles from the temple, and at their current rate it would take an hour or two to reach it verses several seconds the other way.

sylvanas slowly nodded. She had been avoiding it, a this world's magic seemed to be different from what she was used to, and last time summoning was harder than normal. Now, however, she had practiced. "Okay. Lets go," was all she said before summoning her warhorse and lookin at Samus, awaiting for the word to head off.

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Leo nodded at Kongu, laughing a bit. "I guess you're..." He blew into his whistle, making a loud, shrill sound, "Right." He then spun around on his feet and turned to Medic. "I could make a boat, but that would take a while. How bout we just go around?"

"Yeah," Scout said as he gathered the rest of his things, "I could keep goin' for a long time, but we'd leave you behind." He didn't particularly like the idea of just walking, either, but it could eventually be unavoidable. Having finished putting things in his bag, he put it on, and walked up to Medic, waiting for his response.