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The nameless Shade wheezed once as his body was squished under Bahamut's weight. "A-ahh... thisssss... isssss... a new... feeling..." It was like watching a pool toy deflate. "...I hear her... Eien... that one... Her influence... on me... is fading... Aaahhh..." Esper's bright light flowed into...

Luz was on her knees, sitting up. She leaned against Brisa, holding her breath, if she had any--no. No... she didn't have any. There was no need to fake that anymore, was there? Her bones and her fur and her skin and everything she tried to do to imitate what it meant to be real... And yet...

Owen stepped toward the exit again. "STOP!" The indigo flames crossed Owen's back, and he winced slightly at that one before slowly turning back to look at her. He sighed, contemplating something, and then nodded. "You aren't going to come with me if I leave, are you?" "Y-you won't leave...

Echo's wings faltered and he crashed into a nearby desk, squeaking in pain. "Get up," Cyrus said dully. "Childishly saying that I am the things I have called you... Do you have anything of substance? Anything of... worth? ...Of course you do not. Crobat. Rise." Echo winced, nursing one of his...

"I dunno. What do I know?" Lexx asked, smirking again, like this was some kind of mind game to him. Even though he was definitely close to being killed if he pressed himself too long, either by Starr, or by... "Maybe it has to do with where we are right now," Lexx went on. "Maybe the true...

"Ngh--!" He swung his blade back, but then it got caught by the chains several feet away. His eyes, wide with surprise and anger, stared directly at Icetales. "How... DARE you. Do not think this is the end... My scythe may not work, but certainly the elements shall! Face my wrath!"

"Don't... talk t'me... like you know..." Her words were weak, like she only spoke with her breath and no power, no thunder, behind it. She wobbled toward Brisa and swung at her, but the arc was so wide and the movement so telegraphed that a trivial motion would evade it entirely. "I... I'm gonna...

Instantly, all of the driftwood around Cabot had become even thinner, and he was sent flying into the water with now-smaller pieces and fragments of the boat to climb onto. If this kept up, Cabot would run out of stable footing entirely... Pleo roared once the winds stopped, his glowing red...

Diyem twirled his warhammer and frowned, pensive. Yes, it seemed that he wouldn't have a choice here. No matter what happened... He had to fight Eien. But this was predicted. He knew this was going to happen. But what he didn't expect was to be alone for it. But in the end, wasn't he always...

Light overwhelmed any other energy in the room; the chamber's general darkness had briefly given way, evaporating like cotton candy in water. Esper screamed as the last of him was enveloped in that light, and through him, it went into the portal before striking whatever had been trying to push...

"Where do you think you're going?!" Luz roared, striking Brisa from behind even as she ran. "I can't believe it, now you're destroyin' the village, too?! What kinda idiot...! I... You don't know a damn thing! How can I ever have a future looking like this? If that's even what I'll be! What if...

Trails of light drifted off of Saltriv's body in seemingly random directions, looking purposeful at first. But then, mere seconds later, they strayed, adrift like seaweed, and fizzled away. If there was a connection--and there possibly wasn't--then it was lost instantly. There was only one...

Mia stared at Dave, unblinking as always--she didn't really have eyelids. But Dave would know that stare. Contemplative, in that calculating way. Weighing options, somewhere between utilitarian and a computer. But perhaps, and it was a very shaky perhaps, there was something more to it that led...

Umbra shrieked in surprise, "Fire?!" She wasn't expecting a burn from a strike from Nip of all things, that was for certain. Perhaps these illusions were only partial memories--they were illusions, right? It was so hard to tell. But that moment was all Nip needed to grab the bag from her. The...

The villagers shrieked when the Roserade's Shadows flared up, several of them immediately firing at Cynthian the second she did. And for a brief moment, Cynthian would hear a voice in her head--a dark, horrible voice, urging her to kill them for what they did to her. Kill, kill, kill, for all...

"Stop, stop, STOP!" Raven clutched at her head, a few loose feathers falling to the ground, melting when they reached the grass. "I'm... you're... you're just trying to get in my place! I-if you can't go, then..." The crowd was staring at Raven, looming over her. She looked so small. "No...

Puddle's movements faltered and it turned back to glare at Vix. "What... what're you playin' at? You think you can throw me off my game with some sweet words and... and shit? You think that's enough? For everything? Oh, no, boo hoo, that isn't all, this is just the start! That's what you're...

It was like everything had briefly stopped. The light, the ritual, even Esper himself had gone silent as the blades pierced through his center. "B... Baha..." The nameless Shade wasn't smiling anymore. It was total shock, like he hadn't expected the portals to be such a nuisance. "What... is...

"Grrragh!" Father swung blindly forward, slicing the Wraith in two before hopping backwards, twirling his scythe threateningly. It may not harm Icetales, but he could still use it to ward attacks. But he still smirked. "Look at this. Just a touch of that power... and already only a slip away...

"Everything," Melanie snarled. "I know you aren't here. You can't be her! She's... been gone. Gone for lifetimes, you... liar!" Melanie fired a beam of ice at the tree under Kate, but thanks to her reflexes and preparation, Kate dodged the actual strike completely. "Kate was all I had!"...