We're Off To See The Wizard, The Monstrous Wizard of Pandora [Open/Recruitment]

Jun had heard tales of a beautiful young goddess promising power to those that would capture the mighty beasts foretold to come to Pandora. As much as the young boy wanted to visit the pretty lady - he had decided that he didn't agree with her supposed ideas. It wasn't the right path to take. Trying to capture the beasts would only incite anger in the land from the beasts themselves and those who would seek to defend them. Jun believed truly that the best course of action would be to side with the beasts and explain to those who would attack them that fighting is futile. Jun was glad to have chosen the right god to investigate, as it seemed this deity seemed to believe the same. Jun smiled with that innocent, small face of his and responded. "I think we can protect these creatures without even having to fight at all. I'm sure people will come to reason. But if it must come to a fight, I will protect them and make sure nothing bad happens."

Having fought in the great war, Emerald knew the difference between those who needed to be saved, and those who needed to be shattered. Those who were lost, you would be able to tell they were confused. But... sometimes it was impossible to save those who had already accepted their fate. And the only way to save your friends and family was to end their life. So while she would try her hardest to protect all races, if one of these beasts were to ignore her help, or attempt to hurt the ones she loved, she would not hesitate to incite violence.

Which was why she had come to the great god Hades, in order to protect her new home against the beasts. If her friend had taught her anything, it was that no creature is beyond saving, but a few must be sacrificed in order to have peace above all.

"I will help you, my lord. To save those who can be, and protect against those who cannot," she said, calmly.

Ruby Licked and sucked her pop-sickle as she sat upon a nearby rooftop. The blue, Frozen treat melted its way down her throat and a funny slurping could be heard from the direction she sat in. The slurping was a failed attempt to get it all in all in her mouth before melting all over her self. "Hm?" Ruby looked at the powerful being who appeared and as he spoke she leaned forwards off the ledge of the building with her feet dangling and swinging. Ruby blinked a few times after he spoke and thought for a few moments before noticing the blue, frozen treat which had dripped its wicked way all over her chin and down her cloak.

Ruby wiped the sticky mess away and tossed the pop-sickle into a nearby trash. Ruby continued her small journey by hovering her way downwards until she was not even 10 feet away from the god like being. "..I will answer your call, Hades. My name is Ruby Snow and I will fight by your side." Her cloak waved brilliantly in the wind and the folks around her whispered to each other as if she was some sort of hero.. Although it probably wasn't her they were talking about.

With a heavy heart Heizen joined Hades. In his heart he knew Anubis, his father, was at fault. And it was up to him to oppose his father's wishes and carry out what was right for everyone.

What was right for Pandora.

Knowing true balance was root to the teachings of any world one would land themselves upon. Although gods were the ones meant to maintain such balance, it was not uncommon for some to turn ambitious and overstate their own ideals. The horns and bells were sound, and he was perhaps unfortunate enough to have stand upon Pandora as a freshmeat in time with the arrival of colossal monsters. Tailed beasts and giants descended from an unknown origin and were running rampant, with only a few recognised to have caused terror upon villages or towns in their paths. To many, it was a bad omen, a sign to run and pray to their deities that fate smiled upon them.

But to others, an opportunity.

Three gods rose to the occasion and made their voices known. One was Anubis, one who claimed to be the true god of death. With sharp and fierce words rivalling his snarls, he simply declared war against these beasts. But their purpose here was not known, and all Sly could do was really to ponder and wonder. It would have been incredibly rash to just get rid of them. In fact, being a researcher of sorts himself, his curiosity and interest would be towards something less... barbaric.

Then again, he had no greed for something as lowly and insignificant as power, just like the goddess seemed to be obsessed with. In fact, it was something Sly despised and looked down upon. Why do wars happen? Why were the poor separated from the rich? It was all because they thirst for power. The future governed by Yama, Sly predicted, would be barren world just barely clinging to life after the destruction of Pandora.

This really left him with one god to consider. Hades. While he did not really want to work in favour with the king of the underworld, Sly held a smirk as he was the only god who could see past bias or his own selfish needs. Perhaps some beasts and giants needed to be slain. But then again, what if none needed to be? All Sly would want, was answers. And perhaps Hades would be the type who would offer such an opportunity without trying to set the world alight.

And so you captured my curiosity, he said, mostly to himself as he finished his bowl of ramen from the shop he walked into. Paying the counter, he strolled out and craned his head to the faceless god. This seems interesting...

Shane was uncertain about which side to actually join until he heard his guildmaster was joining Hades. He knew he didn't want to go against her, so he had decided to join Hades with her. He walked up to stand by Ruby's side , but addressed Hades. "If my guildmaster is joining you, so too will I." Was all he said, green eyes locking on Hale's own.

They all claim that not everyone is good. There are some who are genuinely wrong, beings who literally hurt just because they enjoy it, just because they like it... Hades... Maybe this person, this being, had the people's best interest at heart. Maybe. Lexia threw the paper down that she had been carrying after hearing those words. Days had passed since then as she emerged in the presence of the ones gathered. She was late. Never was she late.

She had witnessed true horror and not a single person deserved to have that happen to them. No one deserved to see it.

Breaking into the group, Lexia froze for a few moments at the gathered people as she cast her gaze across them. Searching. She was mildly amused when she recognised one of those who had been gathered there. But the being that she sought was obvious.

"I'd like to help. If I can." She stated giving a polite bow. She'd never forgive herself if she let beasts of hatred and anger destroy and harm people. But those who were also docile and wanted to be left alone. She couldn't let them be harmed. A precarious situation that needed to be handled with both caringness and calmness, but one that she was confident that she could handle. She needed to ensure that they didn't just kill the ones that were friendly and leave the unfriendly ones alone. That'd be catastrophic to Pandora.

She believed that Hades had Pandora's best intentions in his heart, so she would stand by and help him as much as she could.

'Not all beings are evil, but not all beings are good' he thought as Hades words echoed through his ears "thats right, not everyone is bad" Eric muttered as he turned to face in the direction that this large being was facing and nodding "i'll join you" he told him staring at what he saw

He wandered around and saw the giant of the previous ruler, Hades. He listened as he spoke words that even he couldn't ever think of being able to say. Such wisdom was to be rewarded. Monsters that need not be harmed shall not be harmed, but they need to be dealt with. Monsters that would harm, would have to be ended. He agreed. Hades had sought to help Pandora help itself. If that wasn't anything of his calling, nothing was.

"Well, it seems you'll have another oddity in your ranks." the robot would say, emhasizing the last part of his sentence, as it seemed plenty of odd people had signed up for this kind of thing.

Maybe Pandora did have a chance.