Pahrak Model ZX

...I'm not good at hiding things... Well, I do hope you'll enjoy it! And it looks like you're not the only one who has Shadow as a favorite Element, since it's the most common Element for Spirits...

IC:Zadakh was being owned by a rage-fueled combo from BZPP. "Sorry, geez! Does it make it better that it wasn't my idea?"

It's mainly just some background superstition...although there are vampires in the World of the Dead, and I might do something set there in the future. But I won't be doing much with vampires, since Twilight ruined them. Forever.

I, uh...can't confirm anything yet...no spoilers!!

IC:Zadakh used his Armor-enhanced speed to dash at Capricorn and swung his Keyblade, making sure to spin so that, if he missed, he could extend his wing and hit Capricorn with that.

IC:"A paladin, swearing?!" Zadakh remarked. He was so surprised that he was caught by Capricorn. The attacks of Capricorn sure hurt like heck, but his Armor of Shinryu boosted his endurance, so he was able to deal with the pain and kicked Capricorn in the jaw.

Well, time for the last one! Bioni-Lords Book 3: Kako Preview 5 is up, and with that, all the previews are posted. But, since the year is practically over, I think I'll toss out a few more bits of info you might be interested in... --The daughter of a Fire-Lord, Tahra Vakar! The Air specialist from a Stone family, Xyla Pahrop! The underestimated Steel specialist, Genakex Ikhav! And his brother, the man who will become the 10th Level Bioni-Lord...Kytan Ikhav! Not to mention four guest stars and some temporary characters! --Dysfunctional families, feelings of loneliness, and quests for adequecy--there are some dark themes in this Book' --Branching timelines, Kal and Queens in one--six Bohrok unlike anything you've ever seen before! The war of the King Bohrok begins anew thanks to their Royal Curse, and our main characters are right in the middle! --Les Quatre Freres de Lame together again! A foreshadowing of the 10th's reign, but could there be something else? --Konpaku's past is revealed, but it may not make sense until later on. And be on the lookout for the mysterious Mairi... --The Shadow Consortium, a sophisticated criminal organization that rules the islands through fear. The main characters will become the target of three unsettlingly powerful operatives: Frieza, Cell, and Buu! And did you think Mutran was the first one to create a Spirit Carrier? Think again... --Did I mention that the Dark Knights were founded at about this time frame? --Lots of familiar Element-Lords return, along with some new ones! Fourteen islands to challenge, fourteen Elements to master! The Forbidden Blades, Sparks, and Dragons are well-known in this time frame, along with the Forbidden Thoughts and Forbidden Vines! --We may see some characters related to friends from Books 1 and 2... --Ever wondered how one Element-Lord transfers the position to another? Or maybe how Ultima-Orbs are made? --The underwater fortress used by the Black Tide and Verasu returns yet again. --This time, we WILL be killing main characters --Didn't Tabuu get his mind broken by the 10th? And there was something about his old partner being sealed... --Think we'll find out where that mysteriously sealed book came from? --Find out whose soul the 10th uses as a Blade, plus Norscu's first contract--the very first Blade of Souls! --All of the Original Element-Lords will have at least a cameo. Some will have pretty big parts... --King. Bohrok. Cage match. --Genakex said he wanted to see the 10th one more time to tell him something...what was it? --Where did Krakha come from, and how did the 10th cast the Retcon? Well, that's all I got for now. I'm looking at either January or February for posting the Prologue (which actually doesn't have any new text)...writing is going farily well. I'm on Po-Isle, Chapter 9, with the first reveal of the Shadow Consortium.

BIONI-LORDS BOOK 3: KAKO PREVIEW 5 As for the castle in question, it was an ancient structure of unclear origin--some say it was built by one of Le-Isle's earliest founders, and others prefer the more mystical story that it was something built by the people of the Lost Continent (or some such nonsense). Whatever its genesis, over the years it had become to be a thing of fear to the people of Le-Isle, the darkest legend of the sky-reaching island circulated around campfires and told to easily frightened children. Such an infamous location, as I am sure you will agree, requires a lengthy explanation, sparing no detail, and to do so I will now briefly pause the forward progression of our tale.The (supposedly) haunted castle was situated on a cliff on the edge of Le-Isle, and on an island reaching so far into the sky, this precarious location alone is enough to frighten many. An architect, however, would do all he could to set aside this fear long enough to examine the structure, for it was, in a sense, a well-aged work of art. The three-story castle covered an area almost as large as half of the rest of the city, built with gray stone that had withstood time's onslaught surprisingly well, and with a low wall (more for show than anything else) that sported a black barred gate, which was connected to the castle's large double doors by a winding dirt road. The outer walls of the castle itself were topped with bronze ornaments shaped like eagles, which were spaced evenly across is length and seemed to keep a constant watch over the entire property.What was perhaps the most noticeable aspect of this castle, however, were the seven silver spires that rose up from the castle's outer walls, which formed a circle around a lone, looming tower that shot up from the center of the building. Keeping in mind the elevation of Le-Isle, building spires that seem to reach farther towards the sky seems odd in a way, and considering that the tower is even taller than said spires is even stranger. The tower had a conical roof and one wide window that faced the gates of the property, a window that, for as long as anyone could remember, had been covered from within by a dusty white curtain, as if the castle would allow no outsider even the slightest glimpse at whatever it hid within. This notion, of course, sounds a bit ridiculous, but leads us directly to the more extravagant legends surrounding this building.The oldest, and perhaps silliest story was that this castle belonged to a vampire--a cold-hearted demon who would slip out in the midst of night to drink human blood, and then return to his castle in time to avoid the sun's light, which would prove fatal to him. Supposedly, this legend was started several generations prior to when our young heroes arrived on Le-Isle, at a time when there were several unexplained deaths in town, and the few who did try to enter the castle were later found dead at its gates. Some time after, it was discovered that the deaths were caused by an outbreak of disease, but the mystery of why so many corpses turned up at the castle gates caused this legend to live on, as it has not been solved to this day. Most inhabitants of Le-Isle have reasoned that, if a vampire did live in this castle, there would be far more unexplained deaths--the result of said vampire acquiring nutrition from the blood of the villagers.Yet, another strange phenomena should be reported: in recent years, new stories have spread that, with little consistency or predictability, there are several occasions when a light can be seen from behind the curtain in the tower's window, accompanied by an odd sound. By odd, we do not mean it is difficult to ascertain what this sound is, for that is quite clear--but what is strange is that this sound should come from within a castle so mysterious, and one thought to be abandoned. This sound we refer to is (as the stories go) the sound of one violin, which plays a melody of untold sadness and despair as its unseen player stands anonymous in the ominous tower. We must take special care to express the full nature of this song--a song said to be so melancholy that it casts a pall of hopelessness over the heart of any who hear it, as if Misery herself were the composer of this mysterious tune. Those who still give credit to the legend of the vampire think this song is played by some sad maiden, captured by the demon and locked up within the castle to be kept alive as a source of food for the rest of her days. However, the ridiculousness of any legend involving a vampire causes us to dismiss this story, and we prefer to leave it unexplained than to explain it with something so improbable.This explanation should (hopefully) suffice, so we now return to our heroes… Complete the cycle. Coming Soon

IC:Zadakh was hit by a shield and a slap, but his enhanced endurance prevented him from being flung into the boulder. He flew after BZPP, who he assumed was still dazed, and threw a punch. If it missed, it would blow the boulder to smithereens.

IC:Zadakh's glass slumber had given him time to recover, reflect, and find inner peace.Then, when he realized he was being tossed around like a blitzball, the peace went poof.He broke out of the glass and punched JiMing, saying, "I am NOT a weapon for your use!!"Turning to BZPP, he said, "And the same goes for you!!"Zadakh flew at BZPP to attack.

IC;Zadakh tried to break out with his manly resolve!...But, he'd already taken too much damage. So he remained in the glass....Guess this is what merchandise in a display case feels like...

IC;Zadakh stood his ground, still taking plenty of damage, and reached out towards JiMing, hoping he still had the strength left to punch.

IC:"I LIKE being impossible!"Zadakh was tossed into the air, but he used his wings to level out and then charged back at JiMing. He moved to kick, but then he spun, drew Reaper, and slashed.

IC:Zadakh was battered by the storm and took lots of damage, but still he charged in to attack."But no one had built a sand castle like THAT!!" Zadakh shouted."Give up," Reaper said. "No one but you will ever understand this."

IC:"But people have already done that! I wanted to be unique!"Zadakh continued attacking JiMing with his furious manly fists.

IC:Zadakh forced his way through the winds, taking some damage along the way, and kicked JiMing into a sand dune."Don't judge me!! I'm SPECIAL!!"

IC:Zadakh headbutted the boulder to pieces!And then got a really bad headache. Too bad he can't take Advil, huh?Zadakh held his head and muttered something, and then he looked up and said, "Don't question DREAMS!!"He charged with another punch.

IC:Zadakh was shedding manly tears over his crushed dreams, when Reaper yelled, "Quit acting like a moron!!"

IC:The pillar shook for a minute before exploding, the sound of glass shattering accompanied by an enraged yell. Zadakh slumped on the ground, glass shards raining down on him, and he said, "Why...do you have to...crush...my...dreams..."He then stood up and shouted, "DREEEEEAAAAAAAAAMS!"Zadakh shot out at JiMing with all his Armor-enhanced speed and unleashed a furious barrage of punches, each one imbued with manly sadness caused by having one's dreams crushed.

IC:Zadakh was being singed by the Glove of Fire, but he used his Armor-enhanced abilities to resist being thrown and threw a super-fast punch with all his power."You know NOTHING of sand castles!! I wanted to create a sand kingdom--SAND! KINGDOM!! What do you have against my dreams?!"

IC:Zadakh stood atop his massive sand castle, admiring the work and surveying the scene below. "At last...at LONG last...I have completed the ULTIMATE sand castle!! AHAHAHAHAHA! Now I shall spread out and conquer all other sand castles, forming the first SAND KINGDOM!! And then, I'll--"Then the tornado started tearing apart the sand castle. "...NOOOOOOOOO!!"As Zadakh roared in despair at the loss of his sand castle, he summoned the Armor of Shinryu, and then he flew out, shards of glass cutting nicks in his armor, and swung the Chaos Reaper at JiMing."How DARE you destroy my sand castle!!"

IC:Zadakh clashed blades with the leader class Skrall, and then summoned Ethereal Keblades to circle him...which wiped out the Skrall pretty quickly."No challenge," Zadakh said. He put his stolen Skrall shield on his back and began building a super-amazing sand castle that would put all other sand castles to shame! A monstrous fortress made of sand, sand, and...Vorox bones? How'd those get in there?

IC:"That sounds familiar..."Zadakh was hit by a Thornax and crashed into the sand. When he popped back up, the sand clung to his head in the shape of an afro, but he shook it off, stood up, and knocked sand out of his ears...wait, ears?! He doesn't HAVE ears!! Ugh, whatever..."Hm, I want to try building a new sand castle, but..."He turned to see that he had been shot down by a leader class Skrall. "Maybe a challenge..."Zadakh readied his Keyblade and charged at the leader Skrall.

IC:Zadakh saw Josefina and said, "Ehm...might want to avoid taking on that one just yet...somehow I doubt that confusing her would slow her down all that much."So he kept raining Ethereal Keyblades on the field while deciding what his next move should be.

IC:"There is TOO such a thing as respect!" echoed Zadakh's voice. He was busy fighting Skrall, which actually wasn't too difficult--hold them off with Ethereal Keyblades, Kualsi-jump behind them, and BAM--but there were a lot of them."This is time-consuming!" Zadakh said. He decided to just make bionic narwhals rain down and impale the Skrall, and then he dismissed the narwhals, picked up a Skrall's sword, and triggered the Thornax launcher, not aiming at anyone in particular. Zadakh then picked up a Saw Blade Shield and flew back into the fray."Luckily my shield will protect me! I've been needing a shield..."