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Silence. It was night. The only light was a giant pillar of fire at the middle of the field, refusing to catch to the grass but continuing to stay large and fiery.
At the end of the field, near the trees, Adrammelech the mighty stood watching. He smirked, raising his hand, and laughed with satisfaction as he shot a ball of blue at the pillar, extinguishing it instantly. He drew Beel and turned to the left, blocking a blow from one of Zaine's swords. "Oh, Zaine Ezvan! How have you been? I've missed you!" He laughed, jumping back and swinging once more. Zaine stepped back, parrying the blow. "My dear Adrammelech, have you failed to notice? This is merely Requiem!" With that Zaine pulled out his second sword, striking Beel and breaking it into pieces. Adrammelech fell back, screaming in pain. "IMPOSSIBLE! THATS IMPOSSIBLE! NO!" He turned, fleeing into the night. Zaine sheathed his swords, and shook his head. He turned, and saw something that made him more afraid than ever before: Adrammelech; Gaugnz; Decessus; and Kether Elyon himself. "No way..." He whispered.
At the end of the field, near the trees, Adrammelech the mighty stood watching. He smirked, raising his hand, and laughed with satisfaction as he shot a ball of blue at the pillar, extinguishing it instantly. He drew Beel and turned to the left, blocking a blow from one of Zaine's swords. "Oh, Zaine Ezvan! How have you been? I've missed you!" He laughed, jumping back and swinging once more. Zaine stepped back, parrying the blow. "My dear Adrammelech, have you failed to notice? This is merely Requiem!" With that Zaine pulled out his second sword, striking Beel and breaking it into pieces. Adrammelech fell back, screaming in pain. "IMPOSSIBLE! THATS IMPOSSIBLE! NO!" He turned, fleeing into the night. Zaine sheathed his swords, and shook his head. He turned, and saw something that made him more afraid than ever before: Adrammelech; Gaugnz; Decessus; and Kether Elyon himself. "No way..." He whispered.