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Re: Items of Power - chapter 16

Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2008 1:57 pm
by El Dango
Maybe he wanna get the orbs because he can use them to bring the other magicians back. Or maybe, he will die if doesn't get them. :shock:

Re: Items of Power - chapter 16

Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2008 3:10 pm
by Holy Crap
sorry, but no.

Re: Items of Power - chapter 16

Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2008 3:15 pm
by El Dango
WAAAH!!! Just kidding...

Re: Items of Power - chapter 16

Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2008 3:16 pm
by Holy Crap
ooh, blue writing.
it's wierd, i swear i remember writing the next chapter, but i can't find it...

Re: Items of Power - chapter 16

Posted: Sun Apr 27, 2008 5:58 pm
by El Dango
Here goes my second try: The Magician is a greedy bastard that want all shiny things he can find.

Re: Items of Power - chapter 16

Posted: Sun Apr 27, 2008 6:43 pm
by FAB
The magicina is'nt greedy.

Re: Items of Power - chapter 16

Posted: Sun Apr 27, 2008 6:48 pm
by El Dango
(You spelled Magician wrong. This will be deleted if you edit it.)

Maybe, he is greedy in this story.

Re: Items of Power - chapter 16

Posted: Sun Apr 27, 2008 11:54 pm
by Holy Crap
i can hardly read that blue writing, and no.
and FAB, what would you know? i mean think about it, he helps you out, but you have to give him some tings first.
but still, no.

Re: Items of Power - chapter 16

Posted: Tue Apr 29, 2008 8:33 pm
by FAB
WTF?! :mefiant:

I'm offended by that

Re: Items of Power - chapter 16

Posted: Fri May 02, 2008 10:55 am
by Holy Crap
too slow peoples!
here it is!
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CHAPTER 17 – The Magician’s Secret
“So.” Betilla began. “Why exactly is Rayman the perfect hero?”
“I already told you.” The Magician said as though it was very clear.
“Excuse me, but ’why’ is a question, not a reason!” Betilla argued.
The magician sighed. “There are several qualities a hero has to have. Strength, bravery, compassion. But what separates Rayman from anyone else with these qualities is his inquisitiveness; he asks why.” Betilla opened her mouth to say something, but the magician continued. “A child will only learn what it wants to. There are some things that I have to tell him now, so that he can save the world later. But I can only tell him if he wants to hear it. And he does. If he doesn’t wonder, he’ll never ask, and I’ll never be able to tell him anything. But he does. This, as well as everything else, is what will make him a truly great hero.”
“I see.”
Betilla got up, and began to leave the room. “Wait” the magician called. “There’s something I have to tell you.”
Betilla turned and saw great concern on the magician’s face. “What is it?” she said, sitting back down.
“When we went to get the orbs, we were told specifically just to confirm their existence, but to do nothing else with them. Niken disobeyed, and now the world will suffer for it.”
“I know this.” Betilla said, a little annoyed, and almost got up again before the magician continued.
“He wasn’t the only one.” Betilla’s face changed to one of deep concern at this. The magician went on. “I saw that orb; the orb of thunder. I saw it, and around the sanctuary walls, there were detailed carvings of the power it contained and how it could be used. I was overcome by the possibility of power.”
Betilla was pretty sure she knew where this was going, but let him continue.
“It was five months before I returned, but it had only taken me five days to find the orb. In that time, I had devoted myself to learning how to unlock its secrets, to draw from its power. Even now, I draw from its strength rather than the protoon. But when I held it…I felt like I was invincible. And then it completely overwhelmed me. I decided that I didn’t want anybody else to ever have it, so I used its power to create a mighty thunderstorm…”
“Oh my…” Betilla started. Then, her face turned red, and she slapped the magician in the face. “I thought you were dead!”
Rubbing his cheek where he was hit, the magician explained. “After that, I took the orb to the very depths of the echoing caves in the mountains, and – reluctantly – left it there. I thought that way, I could say it existed there but that it was lost in the storm.”
“That’s…despicable. How could you?”
“Why, you mean? For the exact same reason Dark did. The only difference is, the influence of the orb he found made him do things differently. If I had found the orb of death, then I would have been the one who killed all the other magicians.” He then buried his face in his hands and burst into tears.
Betilla almost felt sorry for him, as she knew that he was more disappointed in himself than she was.
The magician got up and wiped his face with the back of his hand. “And that’s not the worst part.” He said miserably. “Now that I’ve felt that power, I have an unimaginable longing for it. You couldn’t possibly understand what it’s like to need something so much, but to not be able to have it.”
Betilla sighed. The magician didn’t know it, but she actually did know what it was like.
“Please, Betilla.” He was practically begging. “Please don’t tell anyone. Especially not Rayman; the council and the teensies punishing me is one thing. But him…”
“I promise.” Betilla knew what he meant. Since they had found him as an orphaned baby, they had found that Rayman was almost like a son to the two of them. “But you need to promise me something too; make sure you never go back to get that orb.”
“But what if we need it?” he protested.
“Ok, fine, if one day it’s absolutely necessary, you can. But until then, you’ll have to put up with your cravings. You probably deserve it.”
The magician hesitated, wanting to protest.
“Jallus!”
The magician jumped in shock; he hadn’t heard anyone refer to him by his real name for so long that he’d almost forgotten it. Obviously, Betilla was very serious about what she’d promised.
“Uh…I promise.” He said reluctantly. He sighed unhappily, but Betilla knew he would keep his word.
“Thank you.” Betilla began to leave the room but stopped at the door. “Oh, by the way,” she said, “you were nothing like Niken.”
End of Chapter
Question 15: let’s see how well you’ve been paying attention to previous chapters. What did the “mighty thunderstorm” do?

Re: Items of Power - chapter 16

Posted: Fri May 02, 2008 2:57 pm
by El Dango
Jallus? And you made fun of Tewono? :lol:
Jallus is a great name for a motorbiking cow!!!

Re: Items of Power - chapter 16

Posted: Fri May 02, 2008 3:07 pm
by Holy Crap
what?! you're a wierdo.

Re: Items of Power - chapter 16

Posted: Fri May 02, 2008 3:11 pm
by El Dango
And that comes from you. Jallus. LoL!

Re: Items of Power - chapter 16

Posted: Fri May 02, 2008 3:12 pm
by Holy Crap
what's wrong with jallus?

Re: Items of Power - chapter 16

Posted: Fri May 02, 2008 3:14 pm
by Zay-el
R4_121 wrote:Jallus? And you made fun of Tewono? :lol:
Jallus is a great name for a motorbiking cow!!!
May I remind you that you discontinued your fanfic altogether, while HC has been doing it for 16 chapters? And your reason was making it too dark...hey, did you ever read my fanfic? Read it and THEN talk about being dark. Other than that, you're just plain rude. >__> You only have a single name, while HC has half a fanfic by now....compare.

For some better news though, I truly adore these little Magician/Betilla/Rayman chapters. They serve as a really nice point to look back and learn more abotu their background. And unlike others(*looks up*), I like the name 'Jallus' 83 Can't wait for the next part. ^^

About the question...as far as I remember, a thunderstorm took down the fourth Sanctuary, so I guess the two are the same? 83

Re: Items of Power - chapter 16

Posted: Fri May 02, 2008 3:16 pm
by El Dango
This has nothing to do with fanfics. I'm talking about names. Don't play smart if you have no idea of what's going on.

Re: Items of Power - chapter 16

Posted: Fri May 02, 2008 3:23 pm
by Zay-el
I was referring mainly to creativity, which includes both name-making and story-telling, amongst many other things. HC came up with a lot of things, including names I found pretty good. You have only one name, and in the main time, you seem to hold up the right to make fun of HC's in term.

Re: Items of Power - chapter 16

Posted: Fri May 02, 2008 3:42 pm
by Holy Crap
and i never said tewono was a bad name. i just said it sounds like a small dog.
Zay-el wrote:For some better news though, I truly adore these little Magician/Betilla/Rayman chapters. They serve as a really nice point to look back and learn more abotu their background.
i was wondering what people thought of that. thanks!
About the question...as far as I remember, a thunderstorm took down the fourth Sanctuary, so I guess the two are the same? 83
correct!

Re: Items of Power - chapter 16

Posted: Fri May 02, 2008 3:52 pm
by El Dango
Zay-el wrote:I was referring mainly to creativity, which includes both name-making and story-telling, amongst many other things. HC came up with a lot of things, including names I found pretty good. You have only one name, and in the main time, you seem to hold up the right to make fun of HC's in term.
I've helped him with some of the names you know. And stop being grumpy. I don't wanna fight.

Re: Items of Power - chapter 16

Posted: Fri May 02, 2008 3:54 pm
by Holy Crap
admittedly, tewono sounds alot funnier the way i say it.