MP II: Aggron vs LightbaneKalak was growing quickly annoyed with the fact that not only could the mysterious sheikah Uriah see him, but was also giving him orders. As if he had any jurisdiction over the servants of Ganondorf! Kalak narrowed his eyes grumpily at the dark sage as he was brutally reminded of his 'duty' within the dungeon, and was thinking of a clever comeback before the Twili found himself in fresh battle chamber.“Brilliant.” He said, rolling his slanted crescent-moon eyes. Deciding that he wasn't going to give the snobbish Tournament Master any reason to complain, Kalak actively began seeking for a clear vantage point. The room was sim
eberVSharu AND garrinVSkokuThe deeper the dungeon crawled, the more demonic it seemed to become. The next group of tunnels and chambers were far more wild than the somewhat uniform halls Kalak experienced previously. This one was really a piece of work—A grove of wicked trees twisting into an endless black sky and swirling clouds. A miserable drizzle dripped down the branches, causing an eerie shine to reflect off the flora. A chilling wind cut through the trunks, causing even the intangible twili to shiver bitterly. The first figure to catch Kalak’s eye was the Scoundrel Garrin. Kalak had no
Myriad Path II: Rath Vs KaisuiNervous glances and raised eyebrows leered at Blaze across the dreamy meadow of victors. They couldn’t be blamed—the image of a hulking iron knuckle sitting Indian style with a tiny teacup in one hand completely motionless was quite absurd. Kalak’s instruction to ‘blend in’ was probably more detrimental than helpful. The twili slithered away from the golem, taking refuge in the shadow of their tent. He gazed longingly at the unusual dainties with a watering mouth.“Twili Kalak.” The startling voice of Uriah said behind him suddenly.Kalak jumped, craning his long neck behind him to see the sorcerer sta
Myriad Path II: CrackingIt had been some time since Kalak returned from witnessing the dual between Carmen Lightbane and Taliesin. He casually trailed after the hulking golem, dodging glistening rays of light shining through the cracks of the stone ceiling.“I wonder how our friend the Blind Sheikah is doing, hmm? Wouldn’t it be lovely if his ‘nightmares’ drove him to insanity?” Kalak cackled silently to himself, pleased at his previous handy work. “Though it was a shame I couldn’t finish the poor bloke off. Still…I suppose it is better he lives on with nightmares in his soul rather than finding peace in cold death.”
Myriad Path: Enter BlazeOnly the feint light of burning torches illuminated the musky cell. The foul stench of old corpses and ancient blood was eminent, but it didn't seem to bother the lone figure. It merely stood still as a statue, not a single sway nor tilt even detectable. At first glance one might think it was simply a ornate piece, decorating the lonely hall. But first impressions rarely deem true.Not too much had changed since the last time Blaze stepped foot on the Island of Hail save for perhaps an armor upgrade and a newly sharpened axe.Blaze stood over six feet tall, clad in crimson iron. Looming
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