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Alabaster stared calmly at Ron as he looked at him with shock. "Forgiveness and trust are two seperate entities. I may have forgiven you for what happened, but my trust is not so easily regained. Its not something that one or two fights and some assistant work is going to restore" he told him calmly, his demeanor still stoic. He had forgiven Ron despite what he had done, allowed him a second chance, but it would be a while before he fully put his trust in him again. Alabaster let out a small sigh as he started talking about the danger Rina still posed. "I understand that, but we get ourselves involved with them right now. We have an army breathing down our backs and a mystery assailant trying to instigate full on war between us. Rina does not want to attack the school, she wants to speak to you. If you make her wait chances are she will" he told him. However when Ron started going on about how he didn't understand him and his feelings like some immature child Alabaster lost it. He stood up and slammed his fist down his desk, glaring straight at him. "You didn't have to do any of that either! You CHOOSE to! I don't know what its like to be you because I am not an idiot who lets a pretty face and an innocent act cloud my better judgement. You want trust? how about you start by giving me a reason to? I can't rely on you to even follow a simple order without you breaking out into melodramatics, why the hell should I trust you? Cry all you want but you brought this about yourself, and I'm not going to put my faith in you just to make you feel better about yourself. I've given you forgiveness, another chance to redeem yourself, to earn my trust, and yet you still whine and complain. I am this close to having everything I've tried to work for come crashing down around me and all you can think about is yourself! I don't need that right now, the school doesn't need that. We need people who we can count on, not overgrown children trying to sooth their own guilt. If I want to work with a depressed teenager I have a whole school to choose from, what I need is a grown man who I can rely on and you are not giving me one" he shouted. Alabaster was in a rage. Even now they were handling a delicate situation with Rina and all Ron can do is wallow in self pity instead of focusing on what matters. Instead of trying to talk it through or come up with a convincing plan to sway him towards his side Ron chose to instead moan about how its not fair that nobody trusts him. It because inside Ron was shallow and fickle. Alabaster was breathing heavily as he turned his back on Ron, trying to compose himself. "if your plan really does work...you will be accepted back....but I will not be subjugated to one of these outbursts again. Either learn to contain your emotions or take a position that keeps you away from me because I am sick of it" he said as Ron dematerialized, not looking at him as he left.

Cielle was a bit taken back as Orochi threw himself at her, having to shift her footing to avoid losing balance and falling over. She pried the little boy off her stomach and kneeled down so she could give him a proper hug. "I missed you too." She smiled, ruffling his hair and rocking him. Lokking up, she saw the door to the kitchen's freezer was wide open and it piqued her curiousity. "Erm...what are you up to?" she asked getting up.

Orochi understandably did not want to be pried away from her so soon, and held on tight when she tried to get him off. However due to her much superior strength she managed to get the clingy boy off of her. When she kneeled down and hugged him again Orochi smiled and hugged her back with renewed vigor. "Onee-san you were gone for so long that I thought I'd never see you again" he said as she rocked him back and forth. Ofcourse for him it was just a month give or take a few weeks, but to an innocent child missing his big sister that was a long time. When she pointed out the freezer and asked what he was up to Orochi looked up at her and gave her a cheeky grin. "we're hunting for treasure Onee-san, you should come with" he said taking her hand and dragging her towards the kitchen. "onee-chan, onee-chan! Cielle Onee-san is going to help us look for treasure" he called out to Masubi when they reached the freezer again. Ofcourse Orochi was jumping to conclusions, but why wouldn't Onee-san want to help look for treasure? it seemed like a no brainer to him.

OCC:

(sorry kairi not too much is going on that no one is really doing much, every thing is one a sort of slow until season 2 i guess )

(sorry wish i could help but i'm kind of in a dredge at the moment so i wouldn't know what to do for an event, if you have anything you need to get done with your characters pm and i'll try and help)

Suddenly, the light from Elena's locket created a stream guiding him through the forest. Little did he know, the way through wasn't where it was guiding him. But a place based from its purpose and its will. The light shines upon a strange looking stone that appeared to have some sort of face. Shadow wasn't sure why the locket's light was guiding to a rock with a face. but this was the first time he was a little creeped out. "Wow, this is unusual?", he said placing his hand on the stone. It almost looked like a fragment of a female statue. Somehow, the face strangely resembled his sister Elena. Especially with its graceful facial features and the pointy elven ears. The design looked do well crafted, its almost as if it was natural formed. Almost as if it was a real face. Yet possible it might have been crafted with elven magic. But to the young pup's knowledge, those arts have been lost for ages with only a handful of elves surviving today in secret. "Sister....", he thought looking into the beautiful face of the stone. Suddenly, its eyes light up as the young wolf pup leaped back in surprise. "What the!?", out of the blue, a hole open beneath his feet flashing lights of elven arcane magical energy in the form of leaves all around and pulled him in. He felt his body sliding in a dark void disarrayed and thoughtless of were he was being taken by the force behind him. He then fall straght down landing on his back side in a dark room. "OW F**K!!!!", he shouted with his voice echoing. He looked around to see where he was, but even with his night vision he could barely make out the location. But then, his stone on the locket pulsated its light and the room lighted up in a calm color revealing a strange dungeon. There were statues of elves down the corridors and the walls wear written in elven and marked with what appeared to be arcane hieroglyphics. "What is this place?", he though to himself. The markings lighted up resonating and in sync with the locket's pulsation down one of the corridors. Almost as if the dungeon itself was guiding him somewhere.

Kyurem glanced over at Alice as she boldly denied the existance of elves to the gaurdian's face. Kyurem however was not so resolute in his disbelief. "well this is a pretty elaborate set up to make us think they do then" he commented. The Guardian glanced from Alice to Kyurem before settling its gaze back on the woman.. "it is true that Elves do not exist in this realm any longer, it is incorrect however to say that they are mere fairy tales. Many ages ago Elves were as common as humans, and they ruled along side them as the two predominate races on this planet"it told them. Kyurem raised an eyebrow at the thing. "wait what? how is that even possible? if they were just as common as humans then they would still be here, or atleast people would know they existed at the very least" he countered, feeling a bit more skeptic now."Indeed it is a sad world that would forget such a large part of its history. he started, as he started to speak the obelisk behind him began projecting images around both of them to match what he was describing (incoming exposition dump). "You see the elves existed in this world near the beginning of this planet's life. When the world was created they and humans were the first two races to gain true sentience, and they used this to their advantage to quickly over populate and dominate the other races. Elves were gifted in magic, while humans had a strong mind for developing tools and new technology. Both races worked in synergy with each other, using each others strengths and covering for each others weaknesses. But as it is for all things this alliance could not last forever. Over the years magic and technology slowly began to merge in on itself, to the point that all technology between elves and humans was universally the same. Though the humans originally thought this would finally put the two races on equal terms, they were wrong. Because while now elves could now use any technology the humans could, something that was once foreign to them, the humans could still not unlock the secrets of magic, which put Elves at a distinct advantage as the humans had lost the one thing that kept them equal to elves, their ability to craft technology. Fearing the Elves would realize this and turn on them the humans used one last science they had yet to teach the elves, biology. Through the manipulation of microscopic entities that the Elves never even knew existed, the humans were able to manufacture diseases, viruses, and plagues to secretly combat the elves for them. The worst of this was known as the warping plague, a disease that when caught would warp and pervert an elve's very being, turning them into a primitive creature, a shadow of its former self. Two entire species of elves fell to this plague, the snow elves and the swamp elves. Your people now know these beings as Imps, and they have only recently evolved past their own primitiveness, completely forgetting their once proud heritage. The Elves feared this plague more than any other, and they had no way to stop it. Their cures, both magical and alchemical, did nothing to stop to plague's horrifying effects, and soon their entire kingdoms found the plague coming down upon them. They called to the humans for help, and only when they were rejected did they realize their deceit. Still the Elves could do nothing, a war would prove impossible as the humans had long since found out how to weaponize the plague, so they had no choice but to flee. Using the greatest and most powerful members of their race the Elves prepared a great spell like none other, believed to be the largest exertion of magic ever made by mortal hands. The spell released a wave of magic that swept across the entire magic, its effects were three fold. When the wave hit and elf they were safely transmitted to another plane, another realm of existence, to where exactly I do not know, for those who were not Tsundari the memory of their races' entire existence was wiped clean, making it so they could not think to pursue them as they fled, nor think there was ever anyone to pursue in the first place. It also had the profound effect of completely destroying any and all elven technology, buildings, or artwork not specifically protected against the spell's effects, effectively wiping all trace of the elves off of the planet and resting the human's civilization back to zero. The result of this great erasure is the world you see now. A place where humans still dominate the planet, yet are largely ignorant of other races. However it did have one effect for the humans and other creatures. As the wave passed over them the residual magic energy was absorbed into each and every creature's very being, making it possible for practically any race to use magic, the human's especially. though this ability remains locked away for the majority of them."

inner tomb

(and if your thinking, "man thats alot of exposition" as I've said before A YEAR AND A HALF I've been planning this, do not ******** with me when I set my mind to something cuz this is just the general back story without all the other surrounding factors and such)