07-07-2017, 12:59 PM
“Yeah, yeah. I’m scared. Really.” The tall green woman said, buffing her nails against her shirt. “So, you had better run along so that you can get that magic and keep everyone safe, right? No time to lose!”
She stepped closer to the boy, and wrapped one arm around his shoulders, looking up towards the floating city. “The secret.” She said, “Is that only those of us who can use this stuff are really people at all. Everyone else? Just a construct. A robot. They might be convincing, but it doesn’t really count when you kill them, because they weren’t really alive to begin with, just like your Heartless.”
She stepped back smartly, and clapped her hands together. “Now.” She concluded, “I need to get back home myself, but I’ll just whip you up a transport, and you can be on your way.”
Thinking back, she tried to imagine the simplest flying device she could. It wasn’t that difficult. It still took her a good five minutes moulding and shaping a prismatic sphere of Omnilium before the orb popped into existence, though, as… an orb. Just a floating bubble of transparent material which hung in the air. That was what the annoying creature had used before, wasn’t it?
“Here you go.” She ushered, trying to push the boy into the ball. Once inside, all he’d need to do was walk in the direction he wanted, and it’d take him there… albeit at a walking pace, which raised all sorts of questions about how Wander actually managed to get between all the stars in the galaxy to begin with. “Go on up there and get all the Omnilium you need to save the world. We’re counting on you!”
She stepped closer to the boy, and wrapped one arm around his shoulders, looking up towards the floating city. “The secret.” She said, “Is that only those of us who can use this stuff are really people at all. Everyone else? Just a construct. A robot. They might be convincing, but it doesn’t really count when you kill them, because they weren’t really alive to begin with, just like your Heartless.”
She stepped back smartly, and clapped her hands together. “Now.” She concluded, “I need to get back home myself, but I’ll just whip you up a transport, and you can be on your way.”
Thinking back, she tried to imagine the simplest flying device she could. It wasn’t that difficult. It still took her a good five minutes moulding and shaping a prismatic sphere of Omnilium before the orb popped into existence, though, as… an orb. Just a floating bubble of transparent material which hung in the air. That was what the annoying creature had used before, wasn’t it?
“Here you go.” She ushered, trying to push the boy into the ball. Once inside, all he’d need to do was walk in the direction he wanted, and it’d take him there… albeit at a walking pace, which raised all sorts of questions about how Wander actually managed to get between all the stars in the galaxy to begin with. “Go on up there and get all the Omnilium you need to save the world. We’re counting on you!”
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