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    ".....Right..." Mother Dalia looked at Avis, clearly underwhelmed by.... everything. Casually flicking her wrist, she flipped the bloody pile of mange off before her eyes glowed an eerie amber.


    Back at the meeting tent...


    Charlotte's ashy-black eyes let out a small puff of miasma. "Oh!"

    "Mother Dalia?" Aslan turned to her, his first concern about the ether diverted for the moment.

    "Yes, she's ready. I'll see what she wants." Pulling her hand from her side she extended her middle finger to the two men in front of her. They merely looked at Aslan, slightly offended by the gesture as she put her hand to the side of her face.

    He merely shrugged. What was there to say? "Just...it's a witch thing."

    "As if I didn't have another reason to hate the hags in black..." Willuk rolled his eyes as he muttered the grievance under his breath.

    "Honestly, I think it's funny." Hemmings mused the devices of the witches.

    "Hush boys, as much as I love your enthusiasm." Charlotte threw her voice to them quickly before answering Mother Dalia's call. "I'm here, Mother Dalia."

    "Yes, it's right here." She patted the black cauldron at her side with her other hand. "Filled with Essence of Ambrosia, as per your instruction.......Yes, Aslan is here as well." She merely put her hand to Aslan's ear.


    "Hello Aslan dear." Mother Dalia greeted the court mage. She watched Lucius shift his feet uncomfortably at the name, but thought nothing of it.

    "Hello again, Mother Dalia." He repeated back to her, his voice heard past the mother witch's ear towards Lucius's.

    So... that's what he sounds like. A crisp, yet soft baritone that bordered on tenor. Of course, that was considering that the court mage was only a few years Lucius's senior. But it didn't sound like the shadow of a being that Lucius was hoping for. He then felt a bit guilty, perhaps. How could he condemn someone he'd not seen for many years to such an accusation? It didn't feel right? Then, why am I sweating? Feeling the tips of his fingers, Lucius felt his grip begin to slicken.

    "So, what did you have in mind?" Aslan's voice could be heard once again from Mother Dalia's hand.

    "Translocation, m'dear."

    "And..." Aslan looked at the cauldron beside Charlotte, catching on quickly. "You think... he can fit in there?"

    "Both of them."

    "B-both!? You mean Avis too?!"

    "Oh no, not him." Charlotte shook her head disapprovingly at Mother Dalia's words. "Even the Viscount of Arlganth, but not Arvis."

    "Believe me, Aslan, if fate was more desirable, I would have sent a corpse of the Arlganth to accompany Lord Lucius, but the Blood Moon is nigh and they are to prepare for their annual migration beyond the Twin Sisters."

    "Alright."

    "Now, All we need to do is sever the ether between the two cauldrons."

    "Do you think water is stable enough, Mother Dalia? Wouldn't earth be a much better candidate? What happened to the Waygate in Gaelmund?"

    "Who do you think?" Mother Dalia never even missed a beat with her tone of voice. She obviously referred to Arvis. "The dolt can't keep his hands to himself."

    Now it was Lucius's turn to be distracted. "Wait, Arvis you di- what?!"

    That earned Arvis a slap to the side of his head. "Who the fuck do you think you are?"

    "........"

    "Aslan?"

    "....Yeah, I'm still here."

    "Water."

    "Yes, that's alright I guess."

    "Hopefully you can do it now, Aslan dear. I'm not worried about Arvis, but Lucius's transformation is quite...erratic."

    "Trademark of Gaelmund royalty, I suppose." Aslan commented.

    "All fifty-seven generations."

    Fifty-seven?! Charlotte was surprised at the number. She'd studied Gaelmundian history, but it seemed that there was clearly several chapters that Mother Dalia had kept hidden from her daughters.

    "Alright, Mother Dalia. I'll make sure they are received well."

    "Good-bye, dear."

    Charlotte's eyes darkened back to their natural hue as the rings of black whispy dust that were released flowed back into her eyes. The connection was severed.


    Aslan stepped away from his seat at the center table and walked towards the cauldron. Pressing his thighs against the rim, he took both his hands and whispered a silent incantation into them. The language, no one could say, but it was indefinitely archaic in nature. With each word, Aslan's tongue lashed like a serpent. It secreted venom and spit fire. Hisses and harsh consonants entwined as he finished, each syllable making the deep blue glow in his palms ever more presentable. With hands like claws, he gripped the center of the water in the cauldron, pulling apart the water into two separate bodies, he inched his fingers closer into the space between the two masses, a perfectly vertical slit formed between the two parted water halves. Looking deeper into the gap between the two, Aslan's eyes burst with blue flame, the seam between the water responding with equal aesthetic. creating a burst of blue flame on its own. Then, with his hands at opposite sides of the gap, Aslan began pulling away.

    A gash suddenly began forming.


    Not too long afterward, back at Dalia's quarters, a similar rift was torn asunder into her cauldron.

    Mother Dalia, never once taking her eyes off the cauldron, stared into the tear in reality, a rift in the ether that led to a haven for all entities of the elemental order. Peering in deeper, a small whisp with white, ghastly eyes greeted her as it passed by her vision in the swirling chasm.

    "Hehehe.... nice." She giggled.

    It always pleased her to see elemental entities. They were no different than the imps that littered the Darkwood.

    "Alright, young Master Lucius," She called over to the Lord Gaelmund, "In you go."

    "......In where?"

    Track Oh, I also had a question. Since it's difficult to find players for canon in Hoshido and Nohr, why not completely reno the kingdoms entirely and just make another, original kingdom that Xoniel is against? We could still make it the two, but I find it a bit difficult since we can only play a max of 4 characters, so I think Xoniel against another major kingdom would be nice.