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Xyrla's head whipped up as Desixon confirmed her suspicions. The heart-unlocker was here! She wouldn't let her escape this time. Following the Blinding Shadow's advice, she pushed her senses out, mingling them with her control over the spirit element as her awareness spread like a blanket over the town. She percieved countless hearts, dark, light, weak, and powerful- but none so more than the ones of the same two Keybearers he had spoken of. And one of them, the one that felt so strange, certainly belonged to the girl she had almost captured some weeks before.
The silver-haired Nobody came to a complete stop, pivoting around to walk back down the steps, her black coat flaring around her ankles like the wings of predatory ravens. As she walked away, she spoke over her shoulder to her two companions.
"That red-haired girl is the one I've been looking for. Her Keyblade is rather ... unique. I'm certain she can be used as a solution. Xucilan, continue to search for any more Keybearers in this world. Desixon, I'm going to try and seperate these two Keybladers. Take care of the boy." she allowed a small smile to color her melodious tone, one that chilled her feral eyes.
With that, she strode into a Dark Corridor, one gloved hand reaching to flip up the black hood and hide her childish face.
Now that she was fairly sure this Aozora wasn't a threat, Ame was ready to say her goodbyes and move on. However, she was distracted by a strange sound behind her, and she turned in time to see the sudden blossom of shadowy energy, a dark pillar that rose up and left behind a figure enshrouded in an all-too familiar black coat.
The redhead immediately lifted up her silver-and-gold Keyblade, holding it in a defensive position. There was no question about it; this was an Order member, and they were never good news....
"Found you at last, little Heartless," the enigma said. The voice that drifted out from under the hood was musical and feminine, but cold and uncaring. Ame knew she had heard it before ... her dreams?!
"What do you want?" she managed to say, stepping back a little despite her words.
"You," the Nobody replied simply, stepping forward to meet her. With one hand, she flipped back her hood, and with the other, conjured an onyx flute with a twirl of her fingers. Her face was stern, and far-too mature; her features seemed so young, not much older than Ame herself. Sleek, smokey mercury hair curved about her cheeks and glistened with dim colors in erratic strands. Her eyes were as bright and black as her instrument.
In the next moment, she had lifted up her flute to her lips; several pure notes sounded from it, blending together to form a tune that seemed quite dangerous. As though the notes could manifest into physical form, several sparks of opalescent energy formed around her in a halo of thin, dagger-sharp diamonds. The grey-eyed girl could only duck as they shot out at her, two narrowly missing her upper arm and shoulder and leaving behind tears in her shirt. A faint burning sensation brought heat to the offended area, but they had luckily not come quite close enough to break the skin.
As she regained her balance, a few more trills blew from the Nobody's flute, and this time, a long, whip-like rope of energy lashed out and attempted to circle around behind Ame; she lunged forward and began to run, right past the silver-haired enigma, pursued by her attacker's chatoyant sending.
When she realized it was gaining on her, and would soon be faster than she could run, the redhead turned around and slashed her Keyblade upward diagonally, the blade connecting with the rope and severing it in a shower of multi-colored sparks. They lit on the Keybearer, leaving tiny holes in her clothing and sending burning shocks through her whenever they touched her skin. She yelped and hurridly wiped the points of energy away from her cheeks.
"What is it that you want with me?!" she demanded as the Nobody approached, her flute now idle.
"Your Keyblade holds great value to myself and my colleagues," she answered.
"My ... Keyblade...." she mumured, looking down at the weapon in question. She hadn't known what it was before.
"Obviously," The Nobody said derisively. "Though to your credit, I've yet to meet another person with the same capabilities as yours."
"Why? What can it do?!"
"You'll learn in time," she snapped, stepping foward. "That is, if you come with me. You have a choice; quietly or by force. But either way, you can't run from the Order, Heartless."
The silver-haired Nobody came to a complete stop, pivoting around to walk back down the steps, her black coat flaring around her ankles like the wings of predatory ravens. As she walked away, she spoke over her shoulder to her two companions.
"That red-haired girl is the one I've been looking for. Her Keyblade is rather ... unique. I'm certain she can be used as a solution. Xucilan, continue to search for any more Keybearers in this world. Desixon, I'm going to try and seperate these two Keybladers. Take care of the boy." she allowed a small smile to color her melodious tone, one that chilled her feral eyes.
With that, she strode into a Dark Corridor, one gloved hand reaching to flip up the black hood and hide her childish face.
Now that she was fairly sure this Aozora wasn't a threat, Ame was ready to say her goodbyes and move on. However, she was distracted by a strange sound behind her, and she turned in time to see the sudden blossom of shadowy energy, a dark pillar that rose up and left behind a figure enshrouded in an all-too familiar black coat.
The redhead immediately lifted up her silver-and-gold Keyblade, holding it in a defensive position. There was no question about it; this was an Order member, and they were never good news....
"Found you at last, little Heartless," the enigma said. The voice that drifted out from under the hood was musical and feminine, but cold and uncaring. Ame knew she had heard it before ... her dreams?!
"What do you want?" she managed to say, stepping back a little despite her words.
"You," the Nobody replied simply, stepping forward to meet her. With one hand, she flipped back her hood, and with the other, conjured an onyx flute with a twirl of her fingers. Her face was stern, and far-too mature; her features seemed so young, not much older than Ame herself. Sleek, smokey mercury hair curved about her cheeks and glistened with dim colors in erratic strands. Her eyes were as bright and black as her instrument.
In the next moment, she had lifted up her flute to her lips; several pure notes sounded from it, blending together to form a tune that seemed quite dangerous. As though the notes could manifest into physical form, several sparks of opalescent energy formed around her in a halo of thin, dagger-sharp diamonds. The grey-eyed girl could only duck as they shot out at her, two narrowly missing her upper arm and shoulder and leaving behind tears in her shirt. A faint burning sensation brought heat to the offended area, but they had luckily not come quite close enough to break the skin.
As she regained her balance, a few more trills blew from the Nobody's flute, and this time, a long, whip-like rope of energy lashed out and attempted to circle around behind Ame; she lunged forward and began to run, right past the silver-haired enigma, pursued by her attacker's chatoyant sending.
When she realized it was gaining on her, and would soon be faster than she could run, the redhead turned around and slashed her Keyblade upward diagonally, the blade connecting with the rope and severing it in a shower of multi-colored sparks. They lit on the Keybearer, leaving tiny holes in her clothing and sending burning shocks through her whenever they touched her skin. She yelped and hurridly wiped the points of energy away from her cheeks.
"What is it that you want with me?!" she demanded as the Nobody approached, her flute now idle.
"Your Keyblade holds great value to myself and my colleagues," she answered.
"My ... Keyblade...." she mumured, looking down at the weapon in question. She hadn't known what it was before.
"Obviously," The Nobody said derisively. "Though to your credit, I've yet to meet another person with the same capabilities as yours."
"Why? What can it do?!"
"You'll learn in time," she snapped, stepping foward. "That is, if you come with me. You have a choice; quietly or by force. But either way, you can't run from the Order, Heartless."