Silver [Closed]

[Kadaj]

Kadaj's limp body was like a sack in Sephiroth's hand. The teenager put up no resistance, body entirely drained of strength.

In the meantime the dragon released its grips on the Clock Tower and flapped its wings several times to gain altitude. As it did so a faint silvery colour could be seen tainting the air around him and slowly descending to the ground below. There were still people there trying to evacuate the tower before this monster destroyed it, as they feared, and many were caught in it as this unknown dust fell. The corrupted version of Bahamut flew off over town after it had gained enough height, but the people below were suddenly in a state of complete disarray. Some fell over, some coughed and wheezed while clinging to their chests. Others seemed blind and stumbled about in a panic, bumping into others and everything. Despite it all none of them seemed able to flee... all stiff and slow.

All the while the energy in the summon's maw continued to collect and grow more intense. Already it had reached a level of strength that even Sephiroth couldn't simply shrug off if a direct blast were to land upon him. Yet it did not release the force.

[Yazoo]

Yazoo openly defied Sephiroth's commands, testing the waters. Could Yazoo provoke a violent outburst from the other? If he could, the marksman would be very pleased with himself, but there was a slight doubt in the back of his mind. If this man really was their Big Brother, really was superior to him in all ways, that meant all attempts were contrivance. Nothing more than meaningless speedbumps to his inevitable success. Perhaps not even that.

But all the same, Yazoo was still Yazoo. He did as he felt. "Kadaj..." He glanced over to Loz, and over Loz's shoulder was the monstrous form of Bahamut hovering in the distance. His eyes returned to Sephiroth. It must have been a great insult for Yazoo to look away for something of lesser importance. "I can give you my name... Or you'll keep my brother... But can you game from either?" He smirked, but behind the smirk there was a sense of intrigue. He was curious. What could this strange and powerful figure want with the brothers three?

[kempff]

"One or the other," Sephiroth laughed. "I think you want neither."

Barely an inch off the ground, Sephiroth flew off from the hill; no part of his body moved except his wing. As he came to a stop he dropped Kadaj's body. A good 60 or so feet to an empty stone plaza awaited Kadaj, and while this occurred Sephiroth's right hand pulsed and began to glow. Light and Darkness came this small space, both forces combined in it creating an incredibly compact sphere of energy.

In the span of a second he dropped Kadaj's body, then readied this attack and promptly released it in Neo Bahamut's direction (albeit far away). "Have fun little brother." Sephiroth grinned and flew off, the opposite direction of the brothers and Bahamut. Again he flew low to the ground, leaving Yazoo the recipient of Bahamut's attention.

[Loz]

Loz watched as Sephiroth stepped back, dropping their youngest brother to his doom. Down, down, down he went, until ker-splat. The burly man turned and gave Yazoo a victorious grin.

Less competition for Mother’s love.

Kidding.

What Loz did instead of watching his brother fall to his death, was turned blue. A toxic blue glow enveloped his body as soon as Sephiroth began to move. Originally, he had intended to chase down the enigmatic angel, grabbing his brother as he zipped by. However, as soon as the One Wing Angel released his hold on the comatose Kadaj, Loz sprung. One step, he was at the edge of the hill, another step, and suddenly there was a small explosion at the bottom of the hill, where Kadaj supposedly fell. As the dust cleared, a small giant crater could be seen lodged within the stone plaza, an indication of the strength of Loz’s impact with the ground below. All this happened within the second Sephiroth dropped Kadaj.

Standing in the middle of the crater, with Kadaj in his arms, Loz squinted up the sixty feet he had plunged down, staring through the dust and decimated cinderblocks. Yazoo no doubt was going to take his time coming down, just like their elegant brother to take his time. The large man gave a doubtful glance at his younger brother, who was as limp as ever. Kadaj was supposedly the most capable out of the three…what had happened? Never had they met an opponent they could not take down. Slinging Kadaj over his shoulder like a potato sack, Loz stood absolutely still. Sephiroth’s presence was still strong.