12-02-2009, 01:43 AM
"Of course," Hoods said, and a hole in the illusion appeared. "My apologizes," he said, and it seemed he bowed before her, but being an orb that was hard to tell. Once Lillia walked through it, she would be back in the white area of the library, books floating by. "Call me, if you need me," Hoods said.
Once she was gone, D continued with the story. The girls suddenly changed areas, now in the middle of the snowy forest, with Alex's mother holding the six year old child in her arms. The cold was especially hard tonight, and the girls saw the mother weaken. Her steps slowed, her body shook, and her body was freezing.
Yet, though it all, her baby seemed unaffected. He did not even shiver. His chest rose up and down as they walked, the only real sign that he was still alive. He did not move other than that, nor did he open his eyes, not even when his mother fell to the ground, on her knees. Hoods fast forwarded the flashback by a few minutes, and they found Alex's mother dead, frozen into ice. Yet the baby in her arms, was still alive and warm.
It was almost beautiful in a way. Alex's mother was almost like an ice statue, a beautiful ice statue, holding her baby.
Then the girls heard foosteps, and would find D, looking exactly the same as he was now, walking over. He gently took Alex out of the frozen mother's hands and looked him in his closed eyes.
"You are coming with me, boy," he said, his voice with no emotion.
"That was how Alex lost his parents, and met D," Hoods explained.
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"I WILL NOT ABANDON TIFF!" Alex roared.
D sighed as he felt the blade near his throat, and said, "Lord Arkurus, please, be reasonable. I did not come here wanting to fight. I only came here to negotiate," the old man said. Suddenly though he vanished and appeared at the spot Arkurus was, his hands glowing red. "This does not mean I will not fight back though, if threaten. Now please, Arkurus...Can we not negotiate this? Come to a deal where both you and Alex is happy?" he pleaded, the glow around his hands gone.
Once she was gone, D continued with the story. The girls suddenly changed areas, now in the middle of the snowy forest, with Alex's mother holding the six year old child in her arms. The cold was especially hard tonight, and the girls saw the mother weaken. Her steps slowed, her body shook, and her body was freezing.
Yet, though it all, her baby seemed unaffected. He did not even shiver. His chest rose up and down as they walked, the only real sign that he was still alive. He did not move other than that, nor did he open his eyes, not even when his mother fell to the ground, on her knees. Hoods fast forwarded the flashback by a few minutes, and they found Alex's mother dead, frozen into ice. Yet the baby in her arms, was still alive and warm.
It was almost beautiful in a way. Alex's mother was almost like an ice statue, a beautiful ice statue, holding her baby.
Then the girls heard foosteps, and would find D, looking exactly the same as he was now, walking over. He gently took Alex out of the frozen mother's hands and looked him in his closed eyes.
"You are coming with me, boy," he said, his voice with no emotion.
"That was how Alex lost his parents, and met D," Hoods explained.
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"I WILL NOT ABANDON TIFF!" Alex roared.
D sighed as he felt the blade near his throat, and said, "Lord Arkurus, please, be reasonable. I did not come here wanting to fight. I only came here to negotiate," the old man said. Suddenly though he vanished and appeared at the spot Arkurus was, his hands glowing red. "This does not mean I will not fight back though, if threaten. Now please, Arkurus...Can we not negotiate this? Come to a deal where both you and Alex is happy?" he pleaded, the glow around his hands gone.
There is no such thing as a being of pure evil or pure good. We are all created with an equal chance of good or of evil.