Army of The Architect [Opened and Accepting]

[Redforest]

*He was walking around on his planet when he noticed a large structure, it was a large house with a fascinating door, taking up several quads, it seemed out of place. He walked up to the door and forcefully pushed it open and found himself in a limbo state. Concentrating really hard, he formed a star in his mind and walked up the now existing stairs and ended out above the Architect*

"Why do you exist?"
*he then took out a large key, Saturdays Key, and struck home at the heart.*

[Nero Haven]

[[Redforest, GTFO. You can't run in here and do whatever you want just because you read one or two of the books. You can't just notice the entrances to The House randomly, you can't use the improbable stair if you have no idea what it even is, or where you're trying to go, and Saturday's key is unreleased, nobody knows what the ******** it is, so you'd just be BSing if you said it was something.]]

[Nero Haven]

Adjusting the rather large cuffs on his tunic, Leon began to approach the chamber that held the POW. He had been forced to wear a rather pompus-looking set of clothing, including a silken white tunic, with pants to match. The entire outfit was laced togther with long streaches of golden thread. Overall, the outfit was rather tight, tighter than Leon would have wanted, streaching over his chest and arms. As mentioned previously, the cuffs were rather...bold. They were larger than one would suppose, and seemed flat out out of place as a part of the tight tunic. They went past his thumb, and his thumb actually went through a hole punctured in the cuff. The cuff itself ran about half-way down his forearm. To top it all off, Leon was wearing a long white cape, with a golden marking on the back. The marking would have been called a symbol, but it moved, constantly. It was a large, golden flame, starting at the base of the cape, and constantly flickering around, invading the whiteness of the cape.

"This is just silly. I can't possibly be expected to wear this all the time."

Leon sighed, and then nodded to the gaurds outside of the door. He walked dead center to the door, and knocked. A moment later the two gaurds inside opened the door, and walked out, gesturing Leon in. The door was shut behind him. Usually, a gaurd wouldn't leave his king alone with a prisoner, but they knew Leon could fend for himself, and if they tried to help, they would just get in the way.

From there, Leon would wait for Lancer to wake up, though the knocking probably had stirred him awake.