1: Gates of Death: TwelveZelden paced back and forth. He couldn’t even get a good view of the mortal world. He had no idea what had happened since life had left his body. Maybe his powers were going crazy on him. It wasn’t as if he really ever had had any control over them. Or maybe... maybe Xarend’hal had done something. If that was the case, then it probably wouldn’t be safe to seal Maderu in the spirit world. But what other choice did they have? They couldn’t do anything else. There was no way for them to stop it completely. Not ye1: Gates of Death: Twelve
1: Gates of Death: Eleven“I suppose the first thing that I should tell all of you,” Kisern began, her hair and clothes completely soaked, just like everyone else’s, “Is that I am not just a simple huntress, just as Zelden was not just a blacksmith. My true name is Kisern of Balance, just as his is Zelden of Death. We are spirits who help rule over this world. There are two others like us, and all of you have come in contact with both in the past. One of them is Maderu, representing Chaos. The other... I will keep her identity secret for the time, for I believe that while she is not aware of he1: Gates of Death: Eleven
1: Gates of Death: TenZelden stood with the rest of the group, waiting. They stood in a form of a line now, in front of the guardsmen. There had been some argument at first, but once Zelden had told them off, they backed down. Some time had passed since they had originally arrived in this city. They had expected to see Maderu a long time ago, and yet they still were standing there, waiting. It was probably a strategy that Maderu had formulated in order to catch them off guard. It wouldn’t work. They were always ready; there was no way for them to be caught off guard. Neit1: Gates of Death: Ten
1: Gates of Death: Nine“We will go east!” Sei announced proudly once the group was ready to move out, pointing in that direction. “Sometimes, I wonder why I allow myself to take orders from this guy,” Vira said, “He’s my brother, and younger at that, and yet he expects all of us to follow his every command.” “You can’t really say that he doesn’t do a good job, though,” Zelden told her, “he knows when to step down. If something’s going on that someone else here knows more about and can give the orders for, he’s willing to let whoever else it is give the orders.&n1: Gates of Death: Nine
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