wrfmlogsarchive | Madness! Madness I tell you!

Who: EVERYONE... er, everyone in Alexandria anyway...
What: Storming the castle to find the Door the the Light
Where: Alexandria :|
When: The end of our confinement
Status: Open and ongoing
Note: It won't go anywhere if you don't tag in, people.

Roxas paced and checked over what few items he had in his possession. An assault on the castle was going to be rough as it was. It was complicated further by the fact that everyone was still sick and weakened from the miasma. Still, they had no where else to look for the answer to how they'd escape.

Not that they were rushing in completely without a plan. Everyone was divided into two teams: one to explore the lower levels and one to explore the upper levels. Supplies had been pooled and then distributed between the two teams as needed. The only really set rule was that the Keybearers had also been divide up between the teams with Terra, Ven and Aqua going with the upper level team while Roxas, Riku, the King and Kairi went with the Lower Level team. The other Princesses of Heart, since they weren't really fighters, stayed outside the castle with anyone else who could not or would not fight and were ready the tend any wounded.

Thankfully, while they couldn't get a message outside of Alexandria, they seemed to be able to send and receiver messages within. Computers would be a bit much and not everyone had their computer, but they'd been able to borrow a couple of cellphones. Each team had one so that they could contact the other team if they found what they sought.

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Fortunately, Aya kept her balance well, posing no danger of suddenly falling off their sand-based ride. As they flew, her other hand moved up to grip the hilt of the Spine as well now that she no longer had to worry about holding on to a long sinuous beast.

"That's a problem." Aya remarked, eyes upon the growing ball of darkness and fire for just a few seconds. "We'll have to be extra sure to not be where he aims it then."

It looked like Chernabog there was just about finished with making his little toy. He didn't utter a sound as he threw the thing, either. It simply flew at them, and it was quicker than Koios had expected.

"Hang on to your Spine," he told her. In one swift movement, sand moved to cover their feet, locking them in place as the disk shot to the side and out of the ball's trajectory. Unlike the previous lances, however, this one didn't simply fade once the attack failed. No, this one altered its path, turning around and following them.

"Roger." At least Aya's goggles were getting a good deal of use in their conventional purpose today, completely negating the need to make a stupid Simpsons reference. Again, the sudden movements didn't sicken or bother the woman very much, even the extremely sharp turn to require the incoming mass of darkness. Relief registered on her face but it was quick to disappear when she realized that the projectile was following them.

"It's homing onto us!" She warned him, "Quick, fly into his face and portal us away! Maybe we can shake it off into colliding with him!"

Madness! Madness I tell you!

And other times I feel like I should go. And through it all...

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