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The Zeneth Of The Blood - a PSL for Zeneth messing up Black Jewels canon in all the best ways
Warning first off for massive spoilers for all things Culdcept and all things Black Jewels. Because that's the easy warning.
As for the other warnings: Yes. All the warnings. Seriously, if something might trigger you, there is a chance it is in here. While we as the players will be careful of each other's known triggers, if you are reading this be warned. If you know Black Jewels at all you know that Jaenelle is all the trigger warnings. As this is during the Briarwood part of her life. As for Zeneth... yeah all the combat and violence are potentially, but... I mean, there will be Warlord Princes. There will be blood. And Blood.
You have been warned.
MWAH HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA
Ha.
As for the other warnings: Yes. All the warnings. Seriously, if something might trigger you, there is a chance it is in here. While we as the players will be careful of each other's known triggers, if you are reading this be warned. If you know Black Jewels at all you know that Jaenelle is all the trigger warnings. As this is during the Briarwood part of her life. As for Zeneth... yeah all the combat and violence are potentially, but... I mean, there will be Warlord Princes. There will be blood. And Blood.
You have been warned.
MWAH HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA
Ha.
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...Zeneth knew that it wouldn't be too long before the cycle of world creation would begin anew. And he felt bitter.
It wasn't often a Cepter treated Zeneth in a way that wasn't indifference at best and hatred at worst. Even though Allen was blunt, Allen was one of the very few Cepters that seemed to treat Zeneth like... a friend?
And yet, Zeneth knew that once Allen would become chief god, there would be no way to see him again. Just like how never saw his most respected rival again...
His eyes dulled the more he thought about it. His last battle with Allen could have been just that: the last. ...and Allen certainly won that time... Allen was already starting to fully surpass him. Just like the Chief Gods before.
He sighed and leaned up against the wall of a nearby building. This endless cycle hurt. Consciously, he wished the Champion from Soltaria had become a War God just like him. An eternal rival, one that he wouldn't have to worry about not being able to fight anymore.
...subconsciously, though... he wanted more than that. He wanted someone he could call a friend... and someone who wouldn't leave him behind like Najaran and possibly Allen...
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After all, he could very well be dealing with a threat that was trying to get the drop on him...
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But after a moment a voice finally rose. Small, quiet. Hard to make out. Had someone actually spoken the word "Hello?" or had it been a whisper on the wind?
If it had been spoken it had been spoken cautiously and from behind him, but so quiet it could have been a fancy of imagination.
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...it was even more unnerving because what had been behind him was the very building he was leaning against.
"Who's there!?"
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But whatever it was, something in those robes was alive, because something flinched back at his sharp reply.
A brittle feeling in the air suddenly. Like something precious about to break.
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His gaze then moved onto the cloaked figure... and it seemed more scared of him than he was of it. He put his card away for now, trusting his instincts that, whatever this figure was, it had no intentions of harming him.
"...I'm going to repeat myself. Who are you?"
His tone wasn't as sharp this time, though a bit of cautiousness was leaking through.
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"...you're crazy, kid. Wanting to befriend a War God, someone who is dangerous enough to kill someone even on total accident!? I may be able to feel your power, but are you even strong enough to handle even a friendly fight!? I'm sorry, kid, but it feels like I'd accidentally break you without even lifting a finger!"
He was clutching his chest; the child-like figure could perhaps feel the pain in his heart despite his defensiveness...
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He sounded just as perplexed as the cloaked figure in front of him. And whatever a Warlord Prince was... well... it did kind of sound like him, though? From what his Dragon Eye helped preserve... he was a prince at one point, right...?
"I guess I'm like a Warlord Prince? As for why why friends would fight... for many reasons. For fun. To test strength. To settle disagreements. Are you even a Cepter? I'd think a Cepter would know all of this..."
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"You not from this wo-WOAH!"
His thoughts cut off by the child-like figure toppling over, Zeneth dashed to her, his arms outstretched as he was ready to catch her. If she was as fragile and weak as he thought she was, the last thing she needed was to fall onto the ground and hurt herself...
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She was pale. Almost unhealthily so. Her blue eyes were a dull sky blue, but sunk under dark circles. Her face was all sharp angles that might be lovely when she grew into them but was mostly awkward on a child. Especially one so thin that her cheeks were almost hollow. And the hood fell back enough that he could see a hint of bruising on her neck. Her blond hair showed some sign of care though, being styled in huge sausage curls. Sadly they did not suit her at all. But they did show that someone at least put in some effort.
"Thank you," she said softly. "Maybe I should take off the cloak?" she added with a giggle.
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The moment he gazed upon her face and noticed the bruising on her neck, his blood ran cold.
It was no wonder she felt weak. If it was a Cepter that was beaten up in battle, it would have been one thing. However, this seemed like an innocent kid that went through physical abuse and neglect.
"...Your neck... who hurt you!?"
A slight bit of a growl could be heard in his voice. Underneath his horror, a bit of anger was slipping through...
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"...there's no need to hide it. I already saw it. It would be like if I tried to hide my dragon eye now; there's no point. Anyway, sorry if I scared you, but you look awful. As in the kind of awful like you're physically unhealthy. THAT kind of awful."
He then looked at the girl straight into her eyes.
"I'm not mad at you. As far as I know, you didn't do anything wrong."
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As he processed the compliment, he blushed a bit.
"Um, thanks...? Wouldn't be here without it..."
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