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kingdomdressing2009-10-05 07:23 pm
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Good tidings, my old friend. The paths that move along unceasingly might yet be prepared to give way under the pressure we have crafted. Soon, even the very concept of destiny will be irrelevant to the might of the Nothingness which all things will eventually go to.
[But who is Xemnas saying this to? Well, it's quite simple. In a replica Room of Repose, Xemnas is chilling with an old suit of armor. If you overheard that well then those thick soundproof doors aren't doing much. Or something went down in which case he will need to lay down the smack. Either way, he stands from his chair and walks on out into the hallway to go back up that ridiculously long curving staircase. His hood is on, but when who can mistake his voice?]
Indeed though, the result of all things - the nothingness which permeates between all worlds, quite apart from Light and Dark... that end was not foreseen by we alone. If anything, such a conclusion was perhaps inevitable. After all, it was written in a document quite outside even the Organization's great wealth of knowledge.
[He speaks, of course, of the book in his hand. It's a little black notebook that he's reading the "rules" page. It's quite a bit longer than one might expect, as it's got all sorts of little nuances. One of them being, of course, that all humans will die and that after death there is only nothingness.]
A curious thing, to find something which so quickly could do away with all opposition. I wonder then, what would become of a heart taken in such a manner?
[But who is Xemnas saying this to? Well, it's quite simple. In a replica Room of Repose, Xemnas is chilling with an old suit of armor. If you overheard that well then those thick soundproof doors aren't doing much. Or something went down in which case he will need to lay down the smack. Either way, he stands from his chair and walks on out into the hallway to go back up that ridiculously long curving staircase. His hood is on, but when who can mistake his voice?]
Indeed though, the result of all things - the nothingness which permeates between all worlds, quite apart from Light and Dark... that end was not foreseen by we alone. If anything, such a conclusion was perhaps inevitable. After all, it was written in a document quite outside even the Organization's great wealth of knowledge.
[He speaks, of course, of the book in his hand. It's a little black notebook that he's reading the "rules" page. It's quite a bit longer than one might expect, as it's got all sorts of little nuances. One of them being, of course, that all humans will die and that after death there is only nothingness.]
A curious thing, to find something which so quickly could do away with all opposition. I wonder then, what would become of a heart taken in such a manner?