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Originally Posted by Dizerel
(Also, early warning: Dizerel is kind of a Gary Sue. He has the power to back up a lot of his threats. Thats why I was wanting to go for something more along the lines of Dizerel pulling the strings in a scenario that he forces Emerald through. Otherwise I dont think it would go very well)
"That is the whole point. You havnt done anything to me. If you had, I would have blown you to pieces on the spot. Spending your life in servitude to me is not only a mercy, it is an honor. You should be appalled that you are even allowed in my presence." He looked a bit curiously at her as she looked to the sky, and then something seemed to click. "Ah, I know where we are. Why else wouldnt my teleportation work? It was so obvious. So, do you agree to that little suggestion I have or not?" He huffed, closing his spellbook and crossing his arms.
// @ Shadeleaf
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Emerald's eyes, her namesake, were closed. Her hands were clenched and trembling. Suddenly her right fist burst into green flames up until the elbow. Right under her shoes, the grass started rotting rapidly. The air got stuffier and harder to breathe as she absorbed every soul around her. Her eyes opened, their sclera turned pitch black.
"Not. A. Chace." she said, her voice a lot deeper with an echo of all the souls. She was still Emerald but her past self was beginning to leak back in. The effect was utterly ruined by the author, a bored, sleep-deprived person reaching her hand down and grabbing the tiny OCs, planting them into the right positions: Emerald in the nightmare dimension and Dizerel in the controls. Fighting your own characters was exhausting sometimes, looking questioningly at the other author as to what they had in mind.
(It's funny because Dizerel and Brenna (Emerald's old self before she lost her memory) are so similar. Breanna would definitely enjoy watching people suffer in a horror maze. Also a fun idea, around the middle of the maze, you might just yoink Dizerel's powers away and yeet him in to see how he'd react if he didn't have them.)