#probably gonna make a dissidia verse

[yunhuntress]

@akumeis from here: [x]

"I am not. I am from a different realm altogether and one that I feel is no longer around. A place that was known as Gran Pulse." Fang remarked toward her companion.

Adjusting her stance, she shifted her long red lance down to lean upon it for support while she got her bearings. Fang still felt foggy within her mind knowing well the sensation as she went through it once before. With her body adjusting to being out of her comfort zone as well as out of crystal stasis, she looked back toward the strange man knowing he was from another place as well.

"I guess we can find out why we are here together. I have no intentions of starting trouble with you. Name's Fang by the way."

[drakrite]

solauctor replied to your post:

just make a dissidia verse. you literally don’t have to change a thing you can just say he was dropped there with his dragon pokemon haha

lkjfdbnalknLKNADLNBLDNBLF I WOULD BUT I DON’T ALWAYS LIKE TACKING HIS POKEMON INTO EVERY VERSE SO IM PROBABLY GONNA LIKE. MIX MY XIV AND DISSIDIA VERSE - 

[imnevergonnagiveyouup]

As I was telling @sanctiichor earlier the only utmost solid thing I have for this world of balance verse is that when the world begins to be threatened again the warriors aren’t capable enough to take on this new evil on their own. In order to defeat it one of the Gods (could be both with your guys’ help we’ll decide/depending on how op we wanna make this evil be awraxa) has to be summoned. And in order for one of them to get summoned, one from Cosmos’ side has to be sacrificed to summon Materia whilst one in Chaos’ side has to be sacrificed to summon Spiritus. 

The characters don’t DIE, but what does happen is that when their crystal shatters they’re permanently unable to return to this new world, that’s it for them because their crystal is gone.

The only SOLID thing I did have is that in Cosmos’ side the sacrifice will be Cloud’s crystal. Why? As I explained to my pal, lets go back to think of OG Dissidia and how Cloud wasn’t at all on board for any of it, he wasn’t warmed up at all about the concept of fighting for all of eternity alongside people he’ll come to care for at the whim of a conflict between deities. That carries on over a bit into NT except that he takes comfort in the company of those he’s grown attached to. Cloud not once did he think the world will get how it got, to get this peace (that of course gets threatened later on), but I just found it sort of poetic in a way. To have him be the one to go, like I said they don’t die, they just won’t be able to come back. 

Of course this is gonna shatter Alva (his crystal bearer) cause through the course of this journey she would have grown attached to him and probably seen him as a big brother.