The Realms - Semi Advanced discussion

A long and large cave system with lava monster sof many kind ready to fight.

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((Ignis' place would be at the Volcanic Wastelands XD))

Cynonic~I feel numb/I can't come to life/I feel like/I'm frozen in time~ wrote: "((Ignis' place would be at the Volcanic Wastelands XD))"

((What if my goddess and your pheonix meet eachother?:D))

((That would be interesting))

Cynonic~I feel numb/I can't come to life/I feel like/I'm frozen in time~ wrote: "((That would be interesting))"

((I know it would!:D))

Nira flew into the caves, whilst safety wise she could very easily handle things she needed to be able to get there in the first place. The pale blue glow her body emitted hit the walls lighting up the cave. She retracted her large black wings and took a few steps into the system. She sensed a sort of imbalance due to the number of monsters so it was, therefore, her duty to exterminate them.

Ignis walked through the cave system, she was in her human form as usual, due to never being seen as a phoenix unless she had to. She whistled softly as she walked, she noticed a faint glow and walked towards it.

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Nira heard a sound coming from nearby, steps and some sort of creatures call. She outstretched an arm in the direction it came from, "Halt where you are!" She shouted seriously. Her tone was commanding to the point that it was surprising she wasn't actually using any angelic abilities to enforce her word. "Who is it that approaches? Answer or be obliterated." She added bluntly her tone still very authoritative. She was set out to do something so her usual cheery disposition was gone and replaced by that of the rogue archangel who's name was once a part of common legends. Her hair seemed to flow in a slight breeze that rushed through the cave, but in this form, it was actually just how it acted regardless of the environment.

"Well, I was gonna ask you the same thing." Ignis said, coming into view for Nira before adding "What are you doing here?" She looked at Nira, crossing her arms as her red dress seemed to emit a light. She wasn't afraid of Nira, nor did she show it.

"I suggest you follow common etiquette and tell me who you are first, then perhaps, if your answer is sufficient I will tell you who I am," Nira told her sharply. She lowered her hand, now aware of the fact that this person was at least intelligent enough to not attack immediately.

Ignis rolled her eyes "My name is Ignis." She said, now with arms crossed. She didn't want to give away the fact that she's a phoenix, not yet. She looked at Nira after introducing herself.

"Nira Yamada." She informed her simply, her gaze as cold as stone. "My duty is to maintain balance and that is what I am here for." She explained. Knowing her own appearance it would probably be difficult discern whether she was an angel or a demon. "I must ask you, however, what is your business here?" She questioned inquisitively, assuring that she wasn't going to attempt to prevent Nira's success.

"I prefer going to warm places, plus I am just a traveller." She said simply.

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"Hm, I suppose that's fine." She said calming herself down quite quickly. Nira relaxed her posture and chose to enter a form more suited to the situation, reverting to her usual pink haired self. She appeared far less imposing, however, she would be more vulnerable to any attacks from the monsters in the caves, none the less, she should have been able to fend for herself. "Do wish to help create balance?" She asked curiously.

"You may create balance but I judge people based on their actions, its what I am able to do." She said, looking at the wall before adding "Its my job." She looked at Nira and smiled and said, "And its one I enjoy too."

"That may be so, but in all simplicity, judgement is what leads to balance, however, there is a point at which judgement also surpasses the point of balance which is precisely something that I must quell in such a situation," Nira explained plainly. "A good judgement should always create a balance in some form though." She added quickly. She had spent millennia passing improper judgements so she knew this to be true. "Keeping balance is merely a necessary job as everyone seems so inclined on having a side for some reason," Nira informed Ignis, fiddling awkwardly with a button on her cloak.

"That is true." Replied Ignis as she lit her hands on fire to make a small glow before looking at Nira "So, what are you exactly?" She asked.

"A fallen angel. The fallen Archangel to be precise, you'll have to excuse the horns and wings, they aren't particularly angelic." Nira explained, recalling the days of being the right hand of the gods themselves. "Good days at the time, but I look back and see that I likely caused more conflict than needed which is why I decided to lead a legion of demons to victory, reclaiming land that was rightfully theirs to roam." She recounted, going over the scenario that got her banished. "In any case, I may end up being either your greatest ally or greatest enemy depending on how things turn out. For now, though we can be acquaintances." Nira told Ignis, extending a hand to her for a handshake.

Ignis shook her hand "You probably don't want me as an enemy, especially because Im not normal, thats for sure." She said with a smile.

"Well, I suppose that very well could be true," Nira muttered, hearing something on the other side of the cave wall she walked up to it listening carefully. "however, we could very well be on the same side, so perhaps..." She said pausing for a brief moment as she punched through the wall sending a monster on the other side crashing with bone breaking force into the other side of its tunnel. "We could become great partners!" She finished, her tone full of cheer. Her strength didn't seem befitting of her current appearance, but it was one of the few powers she could access in the form she was in.

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Ignis blinked "Partners?" She asked confused as she looked at Nira "I'm not sure. I never usually stay in one place and I like extreme heat." She added.

"And you think I stay in one place?" Nira questioned curiously. She was never one to stay in a place for long, especially not when she could so easily traverse the 49 realms on her wings. "Regardless of the answer, I mean if we were to get caught in a battle against a common enemy. I'm not suggesting that we spend every waking moment together, though if you really want to..." Nira told her, teasing her at the end by implying that she could just follow Ignis around for her whole life.

"Interesting but I usually have my own business to take care of sometimes." She said, flashing a smile "However I'll take you up on that offer of yours and maybe see how it goes. I don't really know, what's the worse that could possibly happen when I work with you." she said. Ignis shrugged with a small smile.

"The worst that could happen is that we starve... I only ate twenty-three sandwiches for lunch and that is far from enough..." Nira informed Ignis, thinking of how hungry she was, she could eat a cow in the literal sense that she could kill and eat the cow in its entirety. "I wonder..." She began, going through yet another part of the cave wall to get another fire monster. "How some people can live off of three sandwiches a day.." She muttered, clearly greatly perplexed by this.

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Ignis shrugged, in all honesty Ignis doesn't really get too hungry but she can get pretty hungry. "I'm not that hungry." Ignis commented as she followed Nira.

Nira frowned, "Oh what I would give to be able to say that..." She sighed sadly. She was used to eating copious amounts of food so she felt as though she had missed out on a proper meal.

Ignis smiled a small bit and said, "Well we could leave the cave system and just head off to a nearby town for food, if you're willing to pay cuz I have no money currently." She stretched and said, "But thats up to you."

Nira cocked an eyebrow in confusion, it was common sense to carry at least a bit of money on one's person, after all, money was one of the most powerful weapons in the world and you could never know when you'd need it. She put a hand in her coat and fished out a rather sizable burlap satchel. She tossed the bag over to Ignis and it jingled excessively when it hit the ground. Nira could technically produce unfathomable amounts of wealth or pull gold and diamond straight through the Earth's crust all on a whim, she'd simply have to shrug off her disguise first. "Well, now you have money." She stated simply, a note of joy ringing through. "I'm a bit busy at the moment, but..." She said as she paused, listening carefully for any lava monsters nearby. "In a few minutes, I should be done if I speed up this process a bit." She remarked wondering what Ignis' opinion on the matter was.

Nitiri scaled the caves of her wonderful home, the heat was practically unbearable for the weakminded. She on the other hand absorbed the heat from its lava rivers, providing her with immense satisfaction. Oh, but she loved the eternal screams of the fallen, much more hearing there bodies being shredded. Nothing more then chunky bloodied mush before her. A sort of slime she could entertain herself with. Death reaked over every tunnel, dead bodies hanging from the walls as artwork for her twisted entertainment. After all, this place was her home. Right now, she stood before a body practically ripped in half, the blood and organs splayed on the floor. It was quite delightful to see such a fine specimen contribute to more wall art. "Simply grand." With a manical laugh, she thrust her hands into the dead elfs insides, grabbing what she would naturally assume to be its heart. She squished and squished, until the remainder of its blood splashed toward the floor. Starting to feel bored now, she turned away from the floor, carelessly tossing the heart over her shoulder. Nitiri walked away in her human appearance, the blood immediately disappearing from her body. A cruel sneer glowing as she headed toward the entrance.

Mazo was walking up nonchalauntly, whistiling some strange tune, it sounded back. She was seeming happy, picking up bones of humans and putting them in a sack. "What a lovley tune." She chuckled.

Hello?)

((Sorry, yesterday was the only day i could see my man until the weekend, so i took full advantage of it. And just got finished with work for the day. So im back. Sorry, i left you hanging.))

Nitiri sniffed, the ominous odor of a dark being in her cave. Which wasn't particularly unusual since lower demons, and monstrous creatures lurked in these molten caves. Any brave wonderer who wasnt powerful enough to defend themselves would be a wonderful snack for her hungry underlings. Still, she seemed annoyed that some other form of demon was taking her things. Everything in this cave belonged to her. Uttering a free form of curse words, Nitiri shifted her pace toward the direction of the nuisance. Immediately catching a tune that sounded eerie, but delightfully sweet. Almost too sweet. Her eyes caught sight of a girl throwing bones in a sack, as expected. "Well, looks like I caught myself a lovely thief." She commented, more to herself. She glazed over the girls somewhat athletic form, with a bit of curves on her.

Oh, it's perfectly fine)

"Oh hello." She said with a smile, facing to her, she did a bow in an attempt to make her seem like more of gentlewoman. "I'm Mazo, I didn't know these were your property, please forgive me for my ignorance, if you wish I will immediately give it back to you." She said. "I needed the bones for medicine for a friend of mine who is dying, I didn't want to kill anybody and I noticed these laying around, some lesser demons attacked me and I accidently killed them in self defense." She said, pointing to a trail of at least 60 bodies.

She waved her hand at the fallen bodies of her underlings, they were becoming annoying as well. If they provided nothing, then they would be nothing. Nitiri rather enjoyed the sight of the mutilated bodies. "If I were you, kill your friend. Its delicious when the shock in there eyes dies." She directed with a malicious giggle, eyeing the trail once again before they began to vanish. There darkness being absorbed into her being, clearly they lost interest to the goddess. Besides there would always be more to take there place. "Now, if you crave life, i suggest you leave." Nitiri tilted her head to the side, a sinsiter grin spreading to her beautiful human appearance. "Though, i wouldnt mind playing with you."

"You seem fun, however I do not have a death wish, I have had to be resurrected before and it sucks." She said with a sigh. "It would be nice to talk with you though." She offered, hoping to make a friend.

"Oh, dont worry, i can erase the concept of ressurection, so you dont have to spawn again after death." This Goddess of destruction loved causing havoc on creatures, being a friend to anyone that wasnt the God of destruction Hyo was absolutely disgusting. "Talk?" Nitiri sniffed the corruption in the little succubus's center, mentally grabbing hold of it. "You could be my servant." She purred, drawing her ever so closely without touching her. (Dont worry, Nitiri does have the ability to make anyone with a corrupted/dark heart into her servant. But i wont make it permenant without your permission). "But i dont want you." With that, she threw the girl toward the entrance Nitiri walked through, cackling lovingly at the soft thud.

I wouldn't mind her being her servant if she like, had her going out and getting stuff.)

"I wouldn't mind serving you, it would even be an honor, I live to serve somebody more powerful than my pathetic being." She said, she in part felt that way but also felt like this was the safest thing to do.

(I dont think she would, since she would kill her once she begins to bore her.)

Oh, maybe she somehow would gain some sort of favor, just because she is relatively smart, obedient, pretty honest and always up to whatever her master wishes. Just suspend disbelief for a minute as if not I don't see a way further.)

((Dont worry I'll make it work somehow.)

Ok, so should I have her start to walk off or keep trying to talk with her?)

((Have her keep trying to convince Nitiri, more importanly make it a game.)

"Come onnnn, let me be your servant." She requested, following her. "I bet you if you gave me a chance it would be fun." (How do I make it a game, I'm not creative.)