Kai looked over his shoulder to Zero. "I think I found where the Lighteater hive is. I've been tracking and hunting them down for months. We're going after the queen and whatever or whoever the hell is the reason they're here." Kai just couldn't shake the feeling that something, or someone, played a ...

Kai approached the door to the house, thanking the stars that it was daytime. In a situation like the one he was in, people tended to be less cautious in the light... usually. He rapped on the door loud enough to be heard but not hard enough to be confused as a threat.

He waited a beat.

Birds ...

Kai watched Zero's feat of agility, unsurprised that such movement was a natural as the breath he took. He pulled over the thought of him training with the protector of the Astral. "I've been so busy with my own things, I never inquired about that title, Cursed Flame..." he thought to himself. One ...

Kai was well aware of the eyes that fell on him as he sat on a stool and waited for the bartender. He scanned the room and though he was met with glares, none of them were a threat. Numbers that could be dealt with swiftly. Riviera's Gaze gave him an estimate of their abilities. Their was, however ...

Kai sat back in the seat as the projection walked about and displayed a bit of abilities that particular capture was known for: it shot fireballs from its mouth, created shields of condensed Naten, rained down like in a downpour of destruction on the page. The part that made Kai grit his teeth was ...

Kai and Tidra shared a glance as Kai sucked his teeth. "See, that's what I was a afraid of." Kai dug around in the bag that hung off his side, a brown leather bag made from the hides of horned lizards native to a particular cave in his homeland, deep in the Ishidate territory. He fished a worn ...

Kai sighed. "Yeah, I'm not big on talking about my family when they all want me dead." Kai sipped again. "Save for my little brother. He's the only ally I have back home." Kai stared off for a beat before shaking the clutch of despair off his brain. "Rivieran politics tend to be absolute, and ...

After flying for about an hour, Kai finally saw buildings coming up in the distance. His wings vanished as the angel dropped from his low glide into a stride that never lost momentum. He slid to a stop in the dusty outskirts of the town, several miles away. He couldn't see any enemies or feel any ...

As Kai was whisked into the humble abode of Zero, he couldn't help but smirk. "Might not be the response I wanted, but definitely the one I should've expected," he thought to himself. He welcomed the embrace and watched as Zero disappeared to acquire snacks. He took the time to observe his ...

Kai waited a few breaths before he noticed someone peeking from behind the shades. He sighed.

"Is...is he screening his calls?" Kai asked himself, a little bewildered.

"Are you that surprised when you do the same?" Tidra replied. "He probably has just as many enemies as you do. Maybe even more ...