Mina

Mina stared out her window. The stormy sky gave the former summer day a cold glare. Mina turned back to the computer on her desk and once again opened the browser. [I]Well, are you coming?[/I] She knew who it was; it was Pixiemon, her companion from the Digital World. She typed. [I]I'd love to come, but what is wrong exactly?[/I] [I]Don?t know yet, but some of the other masters are here, so you should come too.[/I] The last scentence was accompanied by a small image. It widened in size until it filled her entire screen and shone brightly. Mina could hear the voice clearly now. ?You can come in now, you?ll find that we redecorated, but it?s all good.? Mina stood before her computer, considering. She very much wanted to return to her domain, but what about home? Still, if the Digital World was in danger there was no reason that danger shouldn?t spread to the real world. She had to go. ?Coming..? at those words, the glowing screen enveloped her senses and pulled her back to her beloved friends. At the first blast of cold air, she knew she was there. She opened her eyes slowly. ?Wow, you did redecorate...?

Me?? Gee, thanks! ^^ The next pic kinda challenging.

Sakhi put her hand toward the pedestal on which the Gem stood. Tala clicked her claws on the marble floor. Instantly, the air before Sakhi turned a blazing green and gold. "Typical forcefield." sighed Sakhi. She produced a vial out of her belt. Uncorcking the vial, she poured pink liquid out on to the floor where the forcefield ended. The boundary crackled sharply and the liquid turned a brilliant shade of crimson. "Lots of fire spells." Sakhi said. "Scattering of traps and illusions." "Impressive." Tala said dryly. "Now what do you propose to do?" "You tell me." said Sakhi. "Or does your favor to Rath expire when you can't do anything else?" "I'm supposed to help you get the Gem itself, assasin!" Tala screeched. "Don't you dare get smart with me!" Sakhi frowned. "Fine then, tell me. I'm being nice enough to ask you civilly." "I'm sure." Tala said. "Only a gryphon can cut through the forcefield, or something gryphon made." Tala held up an enormous talon. Sakhi looked at it, unsure. Tala sighed. "Don't you know why Rath helped me, assasin?" Sakhi eyed the forcefield and the gem. "She had her Seer forsee this event?" "Seer can't see this far. She helped me and used me to her advantage." said Tala. "She took something from me that gryphons only give to the choicest of people: my talon." "She wanted a claw?" asked Sakhi. Tala nodded. "Her sword is a weapon forged from the magic of a gryphon's bodypart;in this case, my talon." Sakhi gasped. "If I can use your talon to make something like a sword, I could..." "Not for you." Tala snapped. Instead, she shook a feather. "Place this on your arrow, assasin, you'll break through the forcefield." Sakhi nodded. Delicately, she drew a bright tipped arrow and placed the feather on the shaft where in melted right in. She held out her left hand and there appeared a sturdy bow. "One forcefield, going down."

Name- Mia Age- 16 Gender- Female Type- Light H-Spirit- Stellarimon B-Spirit- Diamon Desc- She wears a light yellow shirt with jeans. She has white shoes and her hair is black. Bio- Mia was going home on a train when all her electronic stuff started to go crazy. The train turned out to be a Trailmon, taking her to the Digital World. D-Tector- pastel yellow/gold

"Look down there." Tala glared down through the glass roof of the Shrine. Opposite her, Sakhi sheilded her eyes due to the sun's harsh light. "You can see it better in the evening." Tala said indifferently. Her eagle eyes were enough to pierce the glass, but human eyes were not so competent. "It is guarded by spells in daytime." Tala said. "At night it is guarded by spells and gryphons." "Great." Sakhi muttered sarcastically. ?Day thieveing doesn?t work too well.? ?I?m almost hoping it won?t.? Tala said as she lifted both of them off the roof. Sakhi frowned. She knew Tala hated doing this; she was betraying her own clan. It was almost cruel on Rath?s part to make her do this, but right now, Sakhi was on Rath?s mission. She could not lose. ?Come in already,? Tala called. ?Blend in.? Sakhi walked quickly in Tala?s lead. The gryphon passed through many columns until she reached a great hall. At the end of the hall sat a bejeweled black gryphon. He and Tala bowed in greeting, their colors contrasting sharply. Sakhi followed her example and bowed. ?King Aqila.? Tala whispered. ?If he allows a tour, you?ll be fine. If not, get your lockpicks ready.? The black gryphon snapped his beak. ?What is your request?? ?My benefactor wishes for a tour of your great kingdom.? Tala said in an oily tone. ?She chanced upon this Shrine and I have willingly accepted her presence.? Aqila?s eyes narrowed. Sakhi could see a conflict; he had to let her in, so Tala could keep her vow, but he didn?t know the girl at all. ?I assure you she?s quite safe.? Tala urged. ?Fine,? the king snapped. ?Take her, but if a single problem arises, she?ll come to dinner....roasted on a platter.? Tala and Sakhi bowed and left. --------------------------- ?This is boring.? Rath sighed. ?They aren?t doing anything!? ?But look.? Seer said, eager to alert the General. ?what is the woman giving them?? Rath opened one eye and stared at the plasmic screen before her. The ?new? warriors were in a conference. ?Directions to a tea party?? she said absently. ?General, please pay attention!? Seer said. ?This is very important, we don?t know the woman, she could be an angel or a source of power for these kids.? Rath sat straight; it payed to listen to Seer at times like these. ?Alright,? she said. ?We need to know the contents of the paper, ask the Basilisk to zoom in.? At Seer?s command the basilisk spy adjusted his dark eyes, slowly revealing the contents of the gold paper.

Ashtoremon frowned. "Do answer." "I think you already know what I am." the creature said. "But for who I am, you may call me Corvusmon." "You're the freak stealing our data ?" Sly blurted out. "Yes." the voice said calmly, as Ashtoremon clapped and armored hand over Sly. "But you being humans should also know how beneficial this is." "You're kidding." BurningGreymon said. "And how is stripping our sister world of it's life suppossed to help us?" Corvusmon seemed to be getting annoyed. "All technology in our world is connected to the Digital data. By transporting it to our world and using it directly, we could revolutionize our world." "Ummm..." Ashtoremon was doubtful, none of this made any sort of sense. Obviously, this hybrid was insane or something of the sort. "And if you hybrids work with me," Corvusmon said. "You shall also take part in the greatest bout of industrialization in the world. We will truly be a superior race." "That's disgusting!" Amber retorted. "What ever made you think we would want a part of this." BurningGreymon nodded. "As great as more technology sounds, this isn't gonna work." A streak of red appeared in the darkness and it seemed to leap out. "Then you are just a hinderance." Corvusmon screamed. "An annoyance which I intend to remove very soon." The shriek died out, left behind were a pair of glowing red eyes. "Care to identify the thing, Sly?" asked Ashtoremon nervously.

The summer blue sky stretched vastly over the island castle. The sun played furiously on a luminous blue serpentine creature. DragonLord Rakshe glided with amazing fluidity against the air. She looked like such a young and fascinating creature, but her thoughts were far from great. It was unbelieveable: the Fraternity had returned. How and when was out of the question. As old as she was, Rakshe couldn't remember the last time they had been banished by the older DragonLords. And why were they here now? "Sakhi Rakshe!" Sakhi looked down. Even from the mountainous height, she could clearly make out the small woman on the castle wall. She bared her teeth in a smile and dipped her wings to land. "The Lady has called for you atleast three times!" the lady in waiting scolded. "What were you doing all morning?" "I'll apologize." Sakhi said, now a blue clad human. "I have only been thinking." "It's easy to get yourself lost in your thoughts." the maid said. "Hurry along now." Sakhi smiled and left.

Joey: My Back! Tristan: Hold on, I got it... Joey: Oh god, my foot! Tristan: I got that too...just push and... Joey: AHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAHHHHH ------------- Everyone watches in ultimate horror as Joey and Tristan attempt the first human bowling ball.

Intense.^^ But wait, Melody's going to possess Necrofear and have him contain Exodia for the good guys? ---------------- Faith stood on the battlements with the King, the wind whipping furiously about them. "Rain symbolizes change." the King said. "But for whom?" Faith was stressed. This battle could go either way. Well, atleast their Exodia piece was safe. Podys and his warriors had volunteered to guard it with their lives. Drail and the other Mystics were in the Temple attempting to perfect the plan and com up with some back ups. Blue Eyes spiraled down to the marble wall. "They're not too far. By ground they'll take a few hours, but flight is a lot quicker." "Send out the first line of troops." St.Joan said softly. "The ones from the Wind Realm are requested to guard us from any possible air attacks." Immeadiately, a whole team of Harpies and their Pet Dragons moved into the air, the Rose Whips lashing against the wind. Likewise, warriors from the Earth and Light Realm moved forward. Melody was still with Silistra and Vylkarion. She was to go in after the battle was underway. "Melody!" Faith called. The Magician Girl turned in time to catch a glowing thing. It was the healing orb, Nexcii had presented to Faith. "In case you need it." Faith said. Melody smiled in gratitude. Faith then spoke to Vylkarion. "I still have the Hand Mirror. What should I do with it?" ------------ Uh..what does the Hand Mirror do?

Ophanimon stood up in a second. Some obscure little bug princess wasn't going to best her at anything. "Sefirot Rod!" the golden javelin streaked past GCM. Selketmon countered with another Sahara Storm. The sand and the javelin seemed to grapple for a while, but soon Ophanimon's weapon came hurtling back. The angel raised her decorated shield and her javelin fell harmlessly into her hand. Selketmon laughed musically, turning her attention back to GCM. "Moron..." Ophanimon gripped her javelin hard. /Calm down./ Mia said to Salamon. /Try and find somekind of weakness./ /How?/ Mia didn't answer. Ophanimon launched yet another attck. "Sefirot Crystal!" A diamond colored flame rushed down and drove into Selketmon. The Goddess let loose a terrible cry. Her golden face twisted unpleasently and she hissed baring glinting fangs.

Heh, I'm Indian as in from India and I haven't met any other ones. I still like the boards.^^

aYokano, a Dragonlord is a human who can turn into a full dragon. Rhys Mayiessen: Yea, I realized that when I saw the thread. I love the book and recently read it.lol ^^

Holy Mother of God.....this outfit :eek:! Yugi can't see me in this outfit...ok breathe...don't make eye contact.:worried: :nervous: --------- Tea's look of horror on Yugi and Joey's table manners.

[QUOTE][I]Originally posted by KiaraStarr[/I] [B]Kiara was born a Dragon Lord. Her blood was mixed with a certain DNA. Her parents knew, but they never told her. Until on her sweet 16 after her party. [/B][/QUOTE] Kiara, I don't think that how it works. If you read the book, the Dragonlords are first aware of their powers when they starts to have abnormalities: one moment they can see 3 miles away and next they are blind, they can hear a bee a while away and next they're deaf. These things combine and will make the human into dragon and thus a Dragonlord. And other people and the person herself don't know they're a Dragonlord untill the first transformation. Felt I had to clear that up. ^^

"This is getting kinda old.." sang Salamon as she rushed off. LordKabuterimon stood still, growling deeply. His claws crackled with energy. "Copy time!" A dark shape loomed outward and took form. It was a beautiful woman at least till her lower torso. The rest of her body consisted of the shiny armor of a scorpion. Her arms were heavily clawed and glinting spines arched down her back. She opened her seductive green eyes and grinned maliciously. "Now shall you deal with me." she crowed in a sonorus voice. "Behold, Selketmon, the Goddess!" She snapped her pincers once, vibrating the very air. "Goddess indeed!" scoffed Salamon, whose pride in all things pretty looked to outmatch all else. "I'll show you a Goddess. Mia!" Mia sighed. "Fine...." "Salamon biomerge to.....Ophanimon!" Ophanimon stood before Selketmon in all her gold and blue glory. The insect queen twisted her beautiful face into a grimace. "Beautify this! Sahara Storm!" A golden whirlwind of sand erupted from the ground, making straight for Ophanimon.

Name: Sakhi Race: DragonLord Age: 20 Dragon form's name: Rakshe (not to do w/ the Gryphon series) Weapon: Bow/Arrows and retractable spear Human: Sakhi usually wears a warrior outfit unless it's formal she wears dresses etc. She carries her arrows in a quiver and keeps her bow at her side. Her spear is tucked in her belt Dragon: Her dragon Rakshe is a glassy blue dragon, with blue whie flame. Rakshe is a serpent type dragon with no hind feet, but only the front. Her wings are very large with white streaks and she has spiny crest along with spines down her back. Short Bio: Sakhi found her Dragonlord potential normally, and then went away to train and dicover the extent of her powers. She is an old Dragonlord and she lives near the Lady's island castle. She doesn't reaaly care to use her draconic powers for anything much rather than pleasure. She has no soultwin, but is not looking for him either.

Original Name: Mina Gender: Female Age:15 Appearance: Wears a purple knee length dress with pants. She has black hair and wears a snowflake pendant. She also has purple gloves with gold stripes and boots of the same color. Bio: Mina almost went back to her normal lifestyle after she left the Digital World, but she did miss her old friends. Even after being away for so long, she is still somewhat connected to the other Masters, but not too much. She now waits to go back to her domain.

Tea: Hey,y'all! This is cool, dressing up. This'll be one awesome Duel Monsters fashion show! Yugi/Joey/Tristan- Attack on the count of 3.. ******** Or... Tea: Hero Worship Rules! *sees angels and clouds* This was all I wanted my entire life! Gang: Uhhh...(ahem)

Rath stared on as the two Enigmas disappeared. Those two never made sense anyway and as far as Rath was concerned, she would work her best to gain control of the vast Earth. "Get the Dragons ready." she spoke to Seer. "But what about..." Seer narrowed his eyes. "What about them?" asked Rath. "I have aided many in my lifetime and only when it was convenient for me! All of it has given me powerful allies and these new warriors will be drowning in my Pool of Anointment before they can raise their swords." Seer wasn't too sure. "But Mistress, we don't know anything about the new ones." "Who cares?" Rath drawled. "But if it bothers you so, my Seer, we'll place spies on them." "Very well, General." Seer sighed. "And those Enigmas couldn't be as dangerous as they say for even they can't read minds or look into the future." "And then we have Sakhi." said Rath. "If I know her, she'll fulfill her mission. Even she is neutral, meaning I can seek out her friends on the other side." Seer nodded and slithered off to dispatch the Basilisk spies. ----------- "You are on Rath's side?" Sakhi asked the gryphon, Tala. Tala grimaced. "I am not on anyone's side, least of all that serpent girl's." Sakhi waited for her to go on. Tala led her to a gray fountain at the back of the Shrine. "It was during a war" Tala said. "When the Apocalypse first began to rise, I, still a cub, ventured outside my domain. One of the demons caught me.? ?And Rath...? Sahi began before the gryphon cut her off.? ?She was at war with those demons for control of the fortress humans called Alcatraz.? said Tala. ?Needless to say, she won. Then she found me in their cages and set me free.? ?Just like that?? Sakhi never heard of Rath in such a manner. Tala half nodded. ?Now I am bound by duty to return her favor. Like any gryphonic vow, I must keep it, even if it?s something as bad as this. Rath asked me to help you and untill your mission is complete, I will remain loyal only to you.? Sakhi gave a low sigh. ?Wow,? ?And remember, assasin.? Tala snapped. ?I do this in the utmost displeasure and disgust.? ?Works for me.? said Sakhi. ?So long as I finish my mission.? ?Fine.? Tala said. ?Come, I?ll show you where the Gem is.?

The dawn rose pink and yellow over the Eastern horizon. Shillouted against the light stood two ivory and gold towers marking the entrance to the Ash Moon shrine. Sakhi slipped her glinting daggers into the hollow of her belt and carried only her arrows. ?What is your business in this Shrine?? demanded a voice. Sakhi looked straight up to see a handsome tan gryphon perched on the ivory tower. The gryphon didn?t ask her name; he already knew. ?I?m a treasure hunter.? said Sakhi after a pause. ?I wish for a tour of your shrine.? ?Whose side?? asked the gryphon. His fierce eyes locked into Sakhi?s as his gold tipped wings rattled sharply. Sakhi stared back, sheilding her thoughts against this creature. ?None.? replied Sakhi truthfully. ?I live by whatever treasure I find.? ?And you hope to find some in our Shrine?? the gryphon had a bemused look. Sakhi shook her head. ?No.? she said. ?I wish to have a simple tour. I heard my friend here.....? ?Here?? the gryphon?s wings flared. ?You have friends here? Do you know humans and gryphons don?t come to such terms unless in the event of dire situations?? ?And a dire situation it was.? said a female voice. The tan gryphon turned to look into the eyes of a snow white gryphon. ?Tala.? he dipped his wings in greeting. ?This girl is indeed a friend.? Said Tala. ?A friend of a friend really.? ?So you?re just going to let her in?? sputtered the tan gryphon. ?She won?t enter the shrine itself.? Tala said. ?Don?t be such an imbecile.? The tan bird screwed his beak into a gryphonic pout and flew out. ?Come on.? Said Tala to Sakhi. ?Rath won?t be kept waiting.? ------------------ Rath slumped down in her ebony throne as her dragons bought the defeated warriors before her. ?Him,him,her,the one in back and her.? Rath picked off her catch. ?Put those to death and take the rest to the Pool of Anointment where they will be recruited into my army, like it or not.? The dragons obeyed and Rath was left alone. She took off her black helm to bring out luxurious black and gold hair. Her dark pool eyes bored into the ceiling of the impenetrable Rock. She was bored; until Sakhi brought her the first Gem, she could do little else except wage petty wars with others and grab their territories. ?You are doing well, my General.? said Seer. Rath closed her eyes. ?What else is new?? Seer smiled, baring his wolf fangs. ?A visit from the Master is new.? Rath stood straight. ?Master speaks.? She said. ?What did he say?? Not much.? Seer settled beside his master, scale upon fur. ?The month of the Red Moon will soon come to an end. The followers of the Oracle have produced new warriors.? ?So?? ?You?ll find they aren?t so average.? Seer said gravely. ?Master orders that we go on another campgain.?

Ok....somemore. While watching Champion vs. Creator pt2. The Toon Dragon streching out of the way was weird. And when Pegasus played Dragon Capture Jar, a trap, I'm sure it had atk and def points. And where is god's name did the Bikuribox come from???

Faith stared at all of them. How was definately the question. She thought back to the days past. Dark monsters crawling all over, now Doma out there stealing souls to create their own little icon... She snapped open her eyes. Perhaps that was the clue. ?Dark Necrofear is created when the elemental souls are taken and worked together by darkness.? Said Faith. ?Obviously. ? Melody sighed. ?That doesn?t answer the question.? ?Yes it does.? Faith contradicted. ?Sort of.? Everyone looked at her now as she twirled her staff thoughtfully. ?The Exodia pieces are just the bodyparts.? Said Faith. ?His actual soul comes from us, his subjects. All our elements combined and worked together by something like anti-darkness, could create Exodia?s soul.? Mared was thoughtful. ?And put the soul in a new body....? ?But what would be powerful enough?? asked Vylkarion. ?All of us?? said Faith. ?I mean, we could contain our element within us. But I?m guessing it?s impossible.? Even if Vylkarion?s metal face was incapale of emotion, one could tell he was intrested. ?It?s worth I try, I suppose.?

It was correctly midnight now. Sakhi knew the night like the back of her hand. The pale moon hung low and large in the palm of the sky. Sakhi looked at the disused trail ahead of her. Shrubbery almost overwhelmed the road as well as a few semiancient trees. Their flowers and berries twinkled at her, inviting her to their most deadly secrets. A pale cream flower opened slowly next to Sakhi, it's bud growing large. Rath-ki-Rani, Queen of the Night, and friend to assasins. It's bud contained the most powerful sleep. A few drops could send an army into a coma. Sakhi opened a pinkish vial on her belt. Slowly, she squeezed the contents of the bud into the vial. She should get to the Shrine by dawn. She pocketed the vial and walked on briskly. ---------------- "Attack!" growled Rath venomously. Simultaneously, a group of dragons opened their animal jaws. Jets of bright flames scorched the earth. A bout screaming issued from the ground. Rath laughed insanely. This was hers. The pathetic landridden fools had no chance against her areial masters. Behind her stood the once proud Golden Gate bridge. Half its suspensions had snapped and the bridge itself swung dangerously to the winds. Rath raised her battleblade where it shone like gold lightning against the sky. She concentrated on the ground, her claws moving subtly. Instantly, she produced a ball of white energy which was hurled down. There was nothing but a sound of doom and death. The Golden Gate was shattered in half and the pits of Tartarus littered the earth. The Void Dragons finished what their mistress began. Slashing and tearing, they stood victorious over the Earth?s defenders. ?They?ll learn their lesson in Hell.? Rath said satisfied. ?One can hope.? ------------------

Rath didn't immediately give Sakhi her assignment. Instead, she asked a question. "Do you know how we came to be?" Rath pointed to herself and her Void Dragons. "You were always there." said Sakhi slowly. "Come now." said Rath. "You know what I want." Sakhi sighed. "They were sent to the dark realms under the Earth when they commited treason. Now the Master of Apocalypse is ready to retake command." Rath nodded. "Dear friend, you should already have seen the children of the night prowling under the red moon. The dark indeed has returned." "Common knowledge." Sakhi said. "Now what do you want me to do?" Rath explained slowly. "There is something called the Oracle of Apocalypse that imprisoned the Dark under the Earth." "You want the Oracle?" Sakhi was already considering the possibilities before Rath replied. "That feat is too hard." she said. "Even for you, dear. What I want is something smaller, a part of a whole." Sakhi waited. Rath went on. "When the Master first surfaced, he destroyed certain Gems. These are the key to opening the Apocalypse, used our way. The so called good way only banishes us again. You wouldn't want that." "You know I don't take sides, Rath." said Sakhi. "I'll get the Gem for you." "I've located one in the Shrine of Ash Moon." "The Gryphons' place?" asked Sakhi. "Some are on our side." said Rath. "This Gem will be our first step to victory!" "Good for you then." said Sakhi. She thought: Gryphons? They were formidible with abilities to see into your soul if you were to let your gurad down. But Sakhi was willing. After all, it was a living. With a silent goodbye to her half dragon friend, she turned and left. -------------- Rath watched her go. She remembered she had known this girl since before Apocalypse. Both had lived in the same place and were friends, but Sakhi was very fickle, taking no sides. But she was dependable. The vast hall stretched before Rath. "Seer!" she called. An ancient dragon arose from nowhere. He body was serpentine, but his head was that of a wolf. "You did well, General." the Seer said. "What of our campgain against the GroundDemons?" "We leave now." Rath said. "And avoid the so called warriors of good." "Very well, Mistress." the Seer vanished. After a while Rath did the same.

Heh.. Kaiba too? Where does it end? Well, write more. ^^