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"I'm sure you will, because I believe in you," Seyka said. "I'll let you enjoy your light now though, sorry about the weird questions." As he walked away, he whirled to face his acquaintance one more time. "You better be ready Boxy, cause you're going to lead us to victory." He waved a wing at him.

"I suppose so," Seyka said. "Some might say that true freedom is freedom from choice- from the burden of having to make one." The Skarmory hopped to the other foot. "I guess we have to figure this out so that other worlds are fine, but..." Seyka grinned, "It's all very confusing, but...

"There's always food," Seyka said blithely, "A sentiment I suppose you can't relate to." Seyka started balancing on one foot again. "Different universes huh? I wonder why this one being in trouble is such a big deal. Aren't other universes in trouble too?" "What do you think Boxy? Is this...

"One-way?" Seyka asked, tilting his head. "Haa- that would be..." he trailed off. The Skarmory shook his head. "Oh well, no time to get hopeful." He stomped in the sand. "It's great that you're feeling up to it though. We'll save the world easy, uh if that's what we're going to do. I know I can...

"Wow, you're like a real leader," Seyka said, his voice quavering a little. "And don't tell me you're not, because I've made up my mind already." The Skarmory took a deep breath and slowly forced his way out of the sand. "That was nice," he murmured, lying in the sand. "I'm no good at keeping...

Seyka smiled, resting his head on the sand. "You're right, life is sacred. It's just- just an interesting thing to think about for me. Don't worry about it." The Skarmory seemed distracted by something. "I don't suppose it means anything to you, but I don't think you're worthless. You're...

"Hmmm, does that make its existence an inevitability?" Seyka asked. "A divine destroyer maybe? If it doesn't think, then why does it destroy? Logical or not, it sounds like a forest fire; it hurts when it comes, but it's all part of the process." Seyka made a face. "So the 'World Ender' is a...

"Worlds ending, worlds beginning, it's all cyclical," Seyka said, sticking his tongue out. "Normally it wouldn't really be my problem, the world can end whenever it wants. But we're the heroes right? Save the world and whatnot- exciting isn't it?" The Skarmory stared out over the water. "But...

"The sun huh?" Seyka murmured, "Do you think Dark Matter had a reason for that? Why not drag the planet somewhere else? Although, I think visiting the sun would be fun." Seyka had filled in the hole with sand. His neck and head stuck out, facing the water. "Have you ever tried pulling a planet...

"Not quite," Seyka said, laughing. "It's just something we did for fun." His expression turned somber. "It's unfortunate that you're leaking like that though." Seyka stopped digging momentarily to examine his hole, before looking up again. "Well, as is as will be. I think you'll be just fine...

"That's okay! Even a little bit helps," Seyka said, jumping into the tiny hole. He began digging using both feet, occasionally craning his neck down to pick up extra sand with his mouth, spitting out to his side. "It's not a meditation thing, it just reminds me of someone," the Skarmory said...

Seyka paused, thinking about it. "I'm sure you could make a fire if you really wanted to. Like, you could light me one fire right? That would be exciting!" He scratched at the ground with a talon. "If you're offering though, let's dig a hole and bury me in the sand - up to my head. I haven't...

Seyka was balancing on one leg when he spotted the crystal creature crossing the beach aimlessly. He watched him for a moment before noticing the orb in his hand, frowning. "Are you going to start a fire with that thing?" the Skarmory shouted, "That's very dangerous, but I won't stop you." He...