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PostPosted: Tue May 15, 2007 12:48 am


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Zsolt x Laxis story

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PostPosted: Tue May 15, 2007 12:55 am


Inconcessus Angelus
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Fan fiction by Axysses


Chapter 1 : Angelus


..........Laxis observed discreetly as he saw his master leaving the house for the nth time that day. It seemed that Zsolt was having some very urgent band-related meeting that he needed to attend, after actually going out infinite times to do…more stuff that Laxis didn’t exactly know about. Not that he cared anyway. The only thing he was currently caring for was the pathetic, yet expensive-looking bonsai that was sadly sitting in a bucket as prettily as it could on the sturdy, oaken table in the living room. Unknown to Zsolt, Laxis had been secretly going out to fish at night in order to earn some money to buy that replica pot he had seen the other day. It cost four thousand gold, and he still had a long way to go.

..........As he stared longingly outside through the window, he swore he had seen a green flash glimmering beyond the horizon. He blinked, staring at the pinkish clouds, turning a deeper shade of orange as the star known as the sun, slowly let itself sleep, allowing the goddesses of the night to appear. They were in the still crimson sky, flashing their largest, brightest smiles. Laxis counted. 1,2,3…4,5,6… Six full moons and two missing. That meant a special day for demons all across Gaia. Could Zsolt have gone to some demonic meeting of sorts? Laxis shivered at the thought before slumping into the couch, waiting for his master to arrive back home.

..........It had been a year and a half since Zsolt’s “adoption” of Laxis, and the demi-human was starting to look more human than fox. His ears were shrinking, his feet were in between that of a normal human’s and a wolf’s, and he was acting more like a civilized being those few days. Part of his look had also changed. The once innocent, reddish-brown eyes were now filled with a dark and icy emotion, becoming more red than brown, nearing that of Zsolt’s. He had grown much taller, his head past his owner’s shoulder. Laxis was also of a more heavy build, with well developed musculature rivaling that of Zsolt’s, chiseled deep into his body like a permanent sculpture. The innocent air was gone, and his emotion was now full of one with partial, mild hatred and knowledge. Zsolt had noticed the changes, but didn’t have time to comment.

..........The wall almost came crashing down as the red-headed demon crashed through the door - almost literally, a partially amused yet ironically irritated look stretched across his face, like as though he was wearing a mask. The demi-human teenager turned to look, staring at the scene his master had created while in turn, Zsolt turned to look at what Laxis was looking at, before smiling sheepishly and realising that it was he that was being stared at. The irritation seemed to fade. This time he quietly shut the door, partially because he didn’t want Laxis to start staring at him again for some particular reason.

..........Zsolt was a tall, quiet demon with blood-red crimson hair and eyes. His looks instilled fear in nearly everyone he met, along with that Trident of his, though he’d never use it unnecessarily. He was truly a kind and gentle demon in any matter, but pissing him off would result in the ultimate regret of the person’s life. One wouldn’t want to know what happens, but there is a certain idea of sending the victim to living hell on Earth, and that is definitely not good. Beneath his fair skin and well-built body was one who is experienced from years on the battlefield, which he believed was completely unnecessary. He was the one who initiated the treaty between Heaven, Earth and Hell as well, now known as Zsolt’s Peace Treaty, kept in the archive halls under close guard of demons, valkyries and humans.

..........“Where were you?” Laxis asked, almost silently, as if he was about to be shattered to a thousand pieces if he spoke any louder. His face was molded into a grim shape, refusing to let himself act out a façade in order not to let Zsolt worry. He was worried, Zsolt was worried, and everyone seemed to be in temporary paranoia. It was just too strong.

..........“Hmm?” Zsolt acted as if he didn’t hear the question before answering, “Jereon needed to talk to me about your recent…changes.” He sighed and went into the kitchen. The clacking of ice-cubes was heard before Zsolt reappeared, two crystal glasses filled with distilled, iced water. Summers in the days of six moons were boiling. The red-head sat down beside Laxis, attempting to try and feel comfortable before sighing like it was on cue or something.

..........“Your appearance, mannerisms, everything appears to be affected by whoever you come into contact with, or what you do, or who you see most often.” He began, taking it slow, afraid that the fox-boy would get confused easily. He didn’t. “It is your staying with me that causes you to become more human and more…mature these few days…or maybe months. Jereon researched on your ancestry and found that your family…” Zsolt paused as he saw his pet wince. “Your family is prone to permanent shape shifting according to the time, yours being none other than…the seventh day of the seventh full moon which occurs in the seventh month.” Laxis counted. It wasn’t that far away.

..........“So…what am I expected to change into?” Laxis was slightly more than anxious to find out the results of Jereon’s research. He had never liked that Elf-mage, but if he was a help to this transformation, then he would be accepted into Laxis’ mentality that he was a friendly party.
..........Zsolt had paused for awhile before giving up. “Inconcessus Angelus…Forbidden angel.”
..........The silence broke as crystal tinkered against the floor.

...............

..........“What am I going to do…?” The night seemed colder as Laxis pondered over and over again. “I don’t want to be…a higher being than Zsolt. I want him to take care of me…I don’t want to be the one taking care of him, I want to be his pet…” The word of infinitius came to mind, but he swept it away. “I want him to take care of me like an owner takes care of his dog…to be a man’s or demon’s best friend.” He realised that yet again, he was starting to think in a higher order than before. “I can’t be Inconcessus Angelus of Heaven and Hell…I just can’t.”
He sat up on his bed as he stared out the window - the curtains weren’t drawn. He saw yet another green flash, but this time, his eyes seemed sensitive as he cried out in partial pain. He didn’t know what was happening in his life: Damien killed his parents, he was taken in by Zsolt and now he was undergoing a transformation that would change his life forever?
..........He turned the lamp on - it didn’t seem to bother Zsolt as he lay on his mattress, dead to the world in the land of slumber and dreams.
..........He flipped open a manuscript book and took a pencil from the drawer. Zsolt never knew that he could write music, neither did he know…until he picked up Rance’s manuscript and pencil and wrote a song, then had Rance noticed that Laxis was talented in the aspect of music, giving him his own manuscript and pencil to write with. He was halfway through his fourth song, and Zsolt still didn’t know about his skill.
..........‘When the truth comes/it hits you hard/you don’t know what it’s about/and you didn’t care/ at least until now.’
..........‘I’ll never forgive you/nor remember that fateful day/when you came/right beside me/that forbidden language/you told me the truth/and now I know/ how painful it is/to reveal it to me…”
..........“I’ll never regret…”
..........He silently scratched the graphite over the smooth paper, carefully choosing his choice of keys, chords and parts. He quietly hummed in his head the tunes of all three parts - being pitch perfect drives one crazy sometimes, hearing people sing like they’re tone deaf. He’d have to use the lone keyboard at the back of the studio to see whether it all worked. A chilly breeze swept in as Laxis shivered, getting up from the bed, quietly like an assassin. He shut the window, drew the curtains, and lay back down in his bed.
..........“Verum de inconcessus angelus…”
..........Zsolt’s paced breathing slowly coaxed Laxis to a peaceful rest.

...............

..........Jereon sighed as he closed a glowing book. He’d burnt enough oil on the lamp and was bushed. Laxis was really one hell of a person, and he’d felt too…harsh with telling Zsolt the straight facts; why he had told him to “beware” and to “take care of him” as well as tell Laxis, straight in the face to “show” his “true side”. From the start he had already seen… the magical qualities that Laxis held. He wasn’t any ordinary demi-human, and his transformation would cause a lot of trouble. Jereon walked over to his bed, reaching for his mobile phone.

..........He has never gotten over the greatness of science and technology, thinking that magic was just plain easier. But from a scientific aspect, magic was related to science in almost every way.

..........His fingers flew over the keypad as he texted Zsolt:

..........‘Laxis is no ordinary being; being Inconcessus Angelus will result in clairvoyance of other subjects and victims are prone to madness and suicide. Anyone can be a victim of a forbidden angel, but the people with the least chances are the people who spent more time with them in their previous selves than anyone else.’

..........He paused awhile before continuing:

..........‘Make do of this chance to be the one.’

..........With a light tap, Jereon had set the phone onto the bedside table. He took a quick shower, stepping into the spray of the cool water, his mind, body and soul quenched. His navy hair gathered in tapered clumps as the towel wrapped lightly around his lanky physique, before the light cotton clothes of summer clung to his body. He looked so very different. The formal, knowledgeable elf that everyone knew was now a laid-back, informal and tired elf. It was probably the clothes that made him look less strict and serious than he actually was - noting that he never wore anything other than a magician’s uniform or wizard’s robe in the public ever.

..........His mind was emptying as his head lay on the down-stuffed pillow. ‘Putus angelus, inconcessus angelus, adnihilo angelus…’ he sighed yet again, letting exasperation fill his body, forcing himself to black out.

..........‘Quod is socius , nunquam iterum videor. Prae lux lucis , illic nos erant , vigilo , inrideo , quod expers.’

..........He struggled to keep the refrain from coming, but it forced its way into his mind.

..........‘Quod ut is socius , is cesso lux lucis. Nunquam iterum , videor , ut audimini , futurus pulsatus. Cado abequito altissimus, abicio , tenus profundus fastigium cesso orbis terrarum. Is civicus concularis everto , quod iam est a vulgaris res cesso orbis terrarum.’

..........“No…NO!” He shouted to nobody in particular. “Don’t…don’t say it!”

..........‘Is eram verum. Sit a inconcessus angelus…’

..........Jereon lay on the bed, panting. The song of the fallen angel, permanently stuck to his head, was driving him mad. He cried out in pain as a sudden jerk sent a chilling feeling of pain through his spine, his eyes tearing. A strong, metallic taste filled his mouth; blood. He was desperate.

..........‘Exsisto silens , parum parvulus.’

..........The magician lay on his bed, his body covered in cold sweat. He was trembling, weak, and vulnerable. His mind refused to rest as he fell into a fearful sleep, the black dream enveloping his mind. He couldn’t stand it.

..........He needed someone to free himself.

...............

Ray Kitsune
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Ray Kitsune
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PostPosted: Tue May 15, 2007 1:02 am


Chapter 2 : Verum


..........“Zsolt?”

..........“Hmmm?”

..........“What is Laxis doing here?” Rance asked in a somewhat patient voice.

..........“Using the keyboard?”

..........Zsolt didn’t seem to get at what Rance was trying to ask him. The bassist gave up quickly.

..........“Do you think he could be our keyboardist?”

..........“No.”

..........Zenile looked up from his scores, partially irritated at the constant rebuttal the two were giving each other. They were at a band practice session, and Laxis was using the lonely keyboard at the back that no one played, so what? He flicked a strand of raven hair behind, his golden eyes attempting to pierce through Rance, telling him to shut up. It didn’t work.

..........“I mean…you could at least let him try, mister.”

..........“No.”

..........Rance had an exasperated look on his face, as if he were desperate for Laxis to try out as a keyboardist. “What harm would it do?”

..........“It’ll cost us a few thousand more to get more wires, another amp, two synthesizers, more manuscripts, a new stand, printer toner for lyrics and notes…and a hell lot of other stuffs.” Zsolt roughly placed his guitar on its stand. “I don’t see what it adds up to.”

..........“It adds up to more girls attracted, with him being a famous musician if this works out…hell. We might even get sponsors.”

..........“And, he gets less bored, enjoying himself and playing the keyboard rather than stoning himself to death in your sad house.” Chris added cheerily. He let his sticks fall onto the snare. “Come on Zsolt…what harm would it do?”

..........The demon seemed as desperate as the rest of them were, uttering a defeated “alright” as Chris’ face burst into his signature, boyish smile. He ushered Laxis to come over with the keyboard, and Laxis quietly obeyed, bringing the keyboard with him, along with the manuscript book he was holding. Zsolt’s eyes only seemed to focus on the book as he roughly scanned the notes, chords, accompaniment and keys. He’d never known about this music-writing skill that Laxis had, and he was pretty good at it.

..........“Laxis, play this for us.” Chris said as he jovially plopped down a heavy book – one that was filled to the brim with Sonatas, Sonatinas and Preludes of all kinds. He flipped to a page. “Sonata in C, my fave.” He continued.

..........By his own initiative, Laxis had grabbed a chair and started playing, his fingers delicately flowing over the keyboard, the classical music slowly diffusing through the air. Adriana, who so happened to be there, looked up from whatever she was doing and found herself surprised that Laxis was actually playing the music without any difficulty at all, the sweet melody pleasing everyone’s ears. Even Zenile had come over for a closer look, observing the prodigy as he finished the first movement, going onto the second. Zsolt was utterly speechless, not knowing what to say. If he had had allowed Laxis to play his guitar he would have known of this ability a long time ago, but he didn’t, and now his tongue was tied as to what response he could give to this wonderful, sweet harmony of perfect notes that were effortlessly being played by his own adopted pet.

..........And he didn’t bother finding it out.

..........“Whoa, hold it there boy.” Chris stopped Laxis just as he was about to go into the third movement. “I think you’ve amazed everyone enough.” He slammed the book with a widened look on his face – he hadn’t expected such a response to come through, but he decided to make things clear.

..........“Okay, I’ll ask you some questions.” Chris coughed nervously. “What does the double ‘f’ stand for?”

..........“Fortissimo, very loud.” Laxis replied quietly, an air of seriousness stretched over his face.

..........“ ‘sfz’ ?”

..........“Suddenly loud.”

..........“ ‘rit’ ?”

..........“To slow down.”

..........“Where did you learn all this?”

..........“You won’t believe me if I told you.”

..........Adriana came over, her face wiped over with amazement. Somebody must have taught this boy how to actually read music that well. The only thing she knew was that there was something called “middle C”, and that’s it. And a young demi-human boy of 19 years could play one of the most well-known pieces perfectly with all the little embellishments, perhaps the first time, or maybe not.

..........“Fine then, I won’t go into details.” Chris was not as curious to know about how Laxis got his skills, but Zsolt was. He wanted to explode with curiosity, feeling the need to actually start knowing more about that dog he had actually adopted. He needed to know more. Zenile had taken the manuscript book and started singing from it, his boyish tenor voice attracting everyone’s attention in the room.

..........‘When the truth comes/it hits you hard/you don’t know what it’s about/and you didn’t care/ at least until now.’
..........‘I’ll never forgive you/nor remember that fateful day/when you came/right beside me/that forbidden language/you told me the truth/and now I know/ how painful it is/to reveal it to me…’
..........‘I’ll never regret…’

..........He looked up and smiled. “Perfect for that last song we need.

...............

..........Laxis was now an official member of Rance’s band. He was given his position of keyboardist, which Zsolt had no comment about whatsoever. His only concern was whether the novelty of actually being in the band would wear off after awhile, in which Laxis would start to get bored and skip practice sessions and gigs, not that Zsolt would allow that in the first place. They were now trying out Laxis’ song together.

..........“So you want that to be a G-sharp minor chord, or just a D minor seventh?” Rance asked.

..........Laxis though for awhile before answering, his voice now more childish and jovial, “It doesn’t matter really, its all a matter of opinion, so whichever you think would appeal to the fans and supporters, you decide.” He was still amazed at the level of answers that he could reply with, and wondered what he would sound like when giving a sarcastic remark. That chance would appear soon.

..........“So you want me to decide?”

..........“Oh no no no no no…” Laxis shook his head, surprised at the level of sarcasm his voice was dripping at. That was way past what he was used to. Rance grinned as he played the D minor seventh, strumming the four-stringed bass with experience, the orange and black body standing out vividly, the concentrated brown eyes focusing on the score.

..........“Okay, take it from…bar twenty seven.”

..........Chris’ drums started the flurry of music. The melodious blend of the bass, guitar, drums and newly added keyboard making such a different sound that none of the band members were used to. They’d have to get used to it.

..........“You know that boy/that lives down the street/he grew up with you/he left you./ I was there/a new experience/we were together/we were together/ nearly forever.”
..........“Till that fateful day/that drove the secrets/through out minds./ It blew us up/with each other/we never said goodbye…”

..........Zsolt really felt a sudden rush of memories – being together with Adriana previously, all the different times they were together, the fateful day where she cried. She cried and she wept like there was no tomorrow, while he sat there, just like some dumb a*****e, not being able to do anything about it. He had let her head rest on his shoulder, and that was the last time she did such a thing.

..........The hole in his soul was just too wide.

..........“Um…Zsolt? Dude? Like, you totally spaced out?”

..........Chris nearly shouted as Zsolt snapped from his revere, putting on a temporary façade, as if he were completely alright.

..........“Yea…dude. I’m cool.”

..........Everyone was surprised at the response – Zsolt never spoke so casually in his whole entire life, and now he was saying words like “dude” and “cool”? There was something seriously wrong.

..........“I think everyone needs a break.” Zenile ordered as he downed yet another bottle of mineral water, shooting the empty plastic expertly into the recycle bin.

..........Zsolt collapsed onto the floor mentally exhausted.

...............

..........Jereon quickly ran toward the studio, desperate to find Zsolt. His mind was filled with a black dream, and it was filling quickly, corrupting his mind and spirit. “I must get to Zsolt quickly.”

..........He unconsciously slammed the door open to find the rest of the gang inside, gathered around Laxis, a sweet heavenly music flowing through the air. His stopped to enjoy it, the murkiness clearing from his mind.

..........‘The music of the lower heaven…already with such wonderful qualities. What can the music of final heaven do? What divine intervention does it have to humans?’

..........He noticed that everyone was staring at him. He quickly blushed, and everyone stared at him even more. It wasn’t like Jereon to actually blush from embarrassment at any time. Come to think about it, it was the first time Jereon had actually expressed some kind of an emotion in his whole entire life. It seemed that there was something wrong with everybody that day.

..........“It seems what I had intended to ask for had been fulfilled, never you mind what it was.” He declared in an overly-loud voice, choosing to proclaim his words in some form of a decree to appear to be his normal self. It was such a cliché.

..........“Just for your information, the British accent is officially passé. The urban is now in the slang.” Adriana informed Jereon of that slight fashion urban statement, not that he would care anyway. Golden eyes accompanied a soft navy blue mop of hair that the magician was proud of – only the highest of beings in this world were granted with navy hair with golden eyes, and Zenile was just a little away from that ranking, his black hair an immense difference from what was necessary to be considered a high being.

..........Jereon had sat down at a table, not knowing what else to do. He managed to somehow endure the loud rehearsals that the group was having, occasionally looking up to observe their progress in the song. His pen scribbled somehow neatly on a faded diary, taking notes down in some form of a runic language. He was busily observing Laxis.

..........“Um…Jereon? Wanna go get dinner with us?”

..........The magician slowly got up from his seated position and silently followed the group, still not uttering a single word. He was too deep in thought with his medication studies, with pictures of various scenarios coming to mind.

..........He didn’t notice a dark silhouette following the group, who were blind to the fact that somebody was stalking them. It was only when Jereon turned around did he notice a dark and unearthly presence near him and his friends. He thought nothing about it, walking on, his shoes making clacking noises against the concrete. He sensed it again, and was not afraid to get rid of it. He wanted to turn around to face it, but found himself shouting for Zsolt to get out of the way as a bolt of ice appeared, missing its target by a hair’s breadth.

..........“What the hell…” The demon muttered as he drew out his Trident. Jereon hands began to glow an eerie blue, and reacted quickly to the sudden lurch in speed that the silhouette raged against the two. It was cloaked figure that had three distinct scar lines over his right eye. His eyes were coloured a silvery-grey and were filled with lifelessness, much like Jereon’s own. Wielding a white scepter, he was extremely trained in both melee and magic attacks, and both the elf and demon was struggling to hold his back. They didn’t even have his reason as to why he was fighting them, but as soon as his eyes made contact with Laxis’, he immediately took a small step with his right foot, parrying Zsolt’s attack while he muttered something that Jereon couldn’t make out, not that it was necessary as both warriors stood frozen to the ground, unable to move.

..........The cloaked figure moved towards Laxis, Rance immediately stepped in front of the fox in defense. The person pushed him aside roughly as Rance struggled to keep himself balanced. That guy was strong.

..........“Are you Saxil Arcadius?” A numbing chill was present in his voice. Laxis refused to reply.

..........“Are you Saxil Arcadius?” The person asked again, this time his deep, mellow voice was tinged with a hint of poison. Laxis responded now with a slow nod, deciding to comply with the stranger’s question.

..........The person tapped his foot, breathing a sigh before he faded in the wind, his voice still in the air.

..........“Inconse…”

..........Zsolt and Jereon woke from their frozen stance and blinked, once or twice before realizing that the stranger was gone. Zsolt immediately noticed Laxis’ legs go weak, buckling under himself. He quickly ran and grabbed Laxis, carrying his full body in his strong, muscular arms. “How…how did he know…my name…” was what the young crimson-haired adult heard from Laxis’ desperate, weak voice. That whole incident had somehow weakened him.

..........“Hush, go to sleep and rest.” Zsolt told Laxis as he nuzzled his pet’s forehead, letting him drift into blissful rest.

..........Silence followed as everyone watched that moment of caring that Zsolt was expressing, before a sudden burst of someone shouting cracked the silence.

..........“OKAY, I SO DID NOT SEE THAT.” Rance declared, facing the opposite direction.

...............
PostPosted: Tue May 15, 2007 1:05 am


Chapter 3 : Orbis


..........Laxis woke up from his peaceful rest. The sunlight was harshly glaring down on him as he winced, before pulling the curtain open, the sudden explosion of sunlight burst through the window, before Laxis finally adjusted to the glaring of the rays. He picked up the manuscript and, feeling his ears again, felt a sudden sense of relief that this change was not going too fast. He had seemed to have reverted to his normal self, inn terms of both physical and mental capabilities, as he sighed, put down the manuscript book and picked up his colouring book, and crayons, yet again.

..........He found his hand drawing something unfamiliar, something way more complex than what he used to do. He sighed, before starting his masterpiece. It was nothing like what he had done before, the stick figures and scribble of colours were now replaced with smooth gradients and textures of paper and wax, something he had never done before. Before him stood a life-like picture of Zsolt, like as though he was ready to come out of the book at any point of time. He regretted having coloured on such a small book, and hunted through the house for a lone, blank, white sheet of paper.

..........Time seemed to fly when Laxis settled at the table yet again, this time, re-drawing whatever he had. He was so furrowed into concentration, the concentration that only a true artist would give, that he sudden shrieked an unearthly note as Zsolt came into the room, suddenly stopping at the door when he heard his dear, adopted pet, scream.

..........“Did I scare you?”

..........Laxis desperately tried to hide the original drawings somewhere, before turning to a new page, and speedily drawing – in his old style – a picture of him and Zsolt, all in the blink of an eye. It didn’t work, as Zsolt made his way round Laxis to where the boy had carelessly dumped his fine pieces of art, taking up the printer-sized sheet of paper, staring at his crayons, and looking back at the colouring of him and Laxis together, sitting on the couch, doing nothing in particular. He was amazed at the amount of detail that Laxis had put into his work, and was wondering how the boy fox could have gone from drawing stick men to realistic art that people took years to master. He’d make sure he’ll frame it up.

..........He didn’t do anything to stop the sudden urge of childishness that streaked back to Laxis, as the latter tackled Zsolt, letting him fall backward onto a bed. Laxis was screaming with laughter, his tail swooshing around Zsolt’s own as he played around with his “owner”. It was times like those where he felt that Zsolt was more of a friend, or father, rather than a master over a pet. He took, his colouring book, sans crayons, and plonked it right beside Zsolts face. The demi-human looked in amazement as Laxis showed his previous works of art – stick men with scribble of wonderful colour glaringly contrasting each other. What Laxis did now, with wonderful, subtles changes and gradients, was completely phenomenal for someone at his age. Most artists he knew were impressionists, and most couldn’t draw a human eye properly, instead using dabs of brushes and paint to create a large picture, a representation of a scene. What Laxis did was like the old masters, and the word “phenomenal” just kept flashing itself, like a bright neon sign, in Zsolt’s head.

..........“Gah! Let me go!!” Laxis shrieked in more laughter as Zsolt lifted him off the bed, above himself. He was wriggling helplessly, laughing non-stop. He couldn’t help it, it was too ticklish and fun. Zsolt continued his playfulness, seeing the childishness return to Laxis once again, the level of maturity dropping. He hoped that Laxis would remain in that mentality, playful and childish, but knowing when to be serious when the time was needed. He understood the thing about “Forbidden Angel”, and was still trying to figure out yesterday’s attack. Why was Laxis called Saxil? He just couldn’t understand.

..........“So Laxis, tell me about how you got your sudden musical talent… and artistry.” Zsolt said rather casually. Laxis looked with a face of worriment. He knew Zsolt wouldn’t believe him if he said it.

..........“The artist thing just… came by itself.” He declared the truth, sighing. “The music thing… you wouldn’t believe me.”

..........“Try me.” Zsolt challenged as Laxis sighed yet again, before launching into his story about the music, and his talent.

...............

..........Laxis dreamt that he was in a garden, a garden filled with roses, the scent of roses, of every colour that could have existed. Orange, Ochre, Black, Blue, Pink, they were all there. They varied in sizes as well. Some were no larger than the size of an ant, spreading around the set area like a shrub, while others were huge enough to have been the size of a cabbage. In the garden, was a brown-haired lady. Her turquoise eyes looked at Laxis, before filling with joy, serenity and peace. It clamed Laxis.

..........In the middle of the magnificient garden, was a single, lone pavilion. In the pavilion was a piano.

..........The lady, with gloved hands, went up to the piano. She played two pieces. One was joyous and fast, the other was slow and sad, both were written in different periods, she had explained. Her voice was sweet like newly-spun honey, tempting Laxis with it. But he resisted his sugar desperation, instead waiting to wake uup in the morning before he went and ate something sugar loaded. Point aside, he was amazed at the lady, her fingers flew up and down the keyboard, the range of notes letting her create beautiful harmonies as she expressed her music through simple scales, arpeggios and chromatics that were sewn together to make wonderful music, music wonderful enough to make Laxis fall in love with it.

..........After playing, she gave Laxis a box, saying it was his. He questioned her, saying that he never had a box like that.

..........She smiled. “It was hidden in your heart, and now you can unlock this talent that has been waiting, among with many others, to help the people of this world, to help them through music, resting the souls of many people.” She pointed out a key that he was holding that he didn’t even know existed. He used the key and opened it.

..........A bright, white light filled the garden as saccharine voices filled the clam, placid air. Laxis had a sudden attraction towards the instrument, seating himself down.

..........He started, and he couldn’t stop. The joy of touching the instrument appealed out to him, telling him to keep on playing. The song was a long one, with many movements. He didn’t even know what was it’s name, but he just played it over and over again. He looked at the lady, who had smiled sadly at him. This made him stop, finally, as he stood up, asking her why she was so upset.

..........She smiled yet again, before fading into the air.

..........“Please take care of Zsolt, Laxis dear.”

..........“Tell him Philena said that.”

..........Then the lady disappeared altogether.

...............

Ray Kitsune
Captain

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