Post by NABILL GGODSENT on Jan 25, 2014 0:57:27 GMT -5
The wind was howling. Above, the sombre light of the moon shone on the broken ruins of one of Ngo Viet’s greatest cities. Pillars of quartz gleamed, and buildings of granite were half buried by the ashen dunes. A series of broken steps lead towards the temple where Nabill meditated. Once it had been designed to mirror the massive centers of worship used by the Greeks. Now Nabill found that it finally matched the world it was built in.
The wind was howling. With no walls and no roof to keep it out, it was allowed to slither around the pillars and over the broken floor like a serpent. Nabill rose from his meditation. The biting cold tugged at his black robes. Goosebumps ran up and down his arms. Before him were his two swords. They were the only things he prayed too, for he, the Ggodsent, was the only soul who could remedy Hueco Mundo’s problems.
The wind was howling. Evil rumors of rebellion impregnated it. Every day there were less arrancar at Ngo’s court. The Godking’s paranoia was festering, and he pleaded for Nabill and Luucio to find the chink in his armor. As per usual, only Nabill tended to his duty. The Godking and millions of his followers had put their faith into him. It was his duty to find the solutions they prayed for.
The wind was howling. Riding it was the fleeting spiritual pressure of Nabill’s guest. In all of Hueco Mundo, there were only a handful of Vasto Lorde discovered. And of those, most of them were killed when they tried to rise above the Godking. This one, however, had removed his mask. He was a hermit, but a powerful one who could not be left alone. Above all, he was a variable. Everything about him was dangerous.
The wind stopped, and Nabill turned to face what was once the entrance to his temple. Both of his blades rested on the dusted altar behind him.OUR RENAISSANCE -1stop the wind