The pauper and the divine king of Destruction

[Orph]

"Not up for discussion, I am human. I have free-will. It is written and bound in divine law that you may not steal that away. If I were to be unsealed you'd have sway over my choice, a minor influence in my mind. But I am not, but I will soon be. And even then, you will not hold back this flood." Koty replied as stared at the cloaked entities around him.

Raising his right hand he grabbed the line that connected him to Eli, turning to his brother and frowning. "Grab yours, we cannot break this tether. But we can hide it." Koty explained. He intended to snake the line through mediums. Through the people who knew him the most. Create a line to the mortal plane, a way for him to keep his own mind even when he was unsealed.

They were going to anchor him to his own humanity.

[K2]

"We will not perish!" announced the eight cloaked figures. They each held out their arms, pulling back the sleeves to reveal their skin, no matter what color, all with glowing, purple tattoos. "Fatet, we bind ourselves to you... You are now our host. We will merge!"

That said, the eight embodiments and Fatet merged together, their essences becoming one. The form of Fatet was now wearing a white cloak. He glanced at those before him, nodding his head at their presence. And then, he looked down, as it having some sort of vision. He was still, after all, part Fatet. He spoke up, "This war can't be fought here even with your binding. We must fight... Out there."

Fatet was pointing straight towards the doorway to the whiteness outside the dimensional plane.

[Ino]

Eli gave a small nod towards his brother as he grew eerily quiet. Slowly, he took hold of the glowing line that was between him and his brother, Koty. His hand came close to Koty's, but he did not pull away. He needed to care for his brother, as his brother needed to care for him. Together they would, or hopefully would be, stronger than the men in white. Hopefully his dearly beloved brother would not pull away.

Alaskarine covered her face against the white light before she glared at the men, though she said nothing. Instead, she backed away, closer towards the embodiments of destruction and creation, her ally not exactly defined though it was obvious she did not like the newcomers. At all.

[@Pokemon Master Red]

Null and Void did not react towards the display, merely awaiting a command from their Lord. They looked towards these other beings, but did almost nothing else.

[K2]

OOC: Just to clarify, the eight beings and Fatet all merged into Fatet's body. Its one being now.

"Let's go," the Realmkeeper said as he walked silently to the doorway. "Let's end this foolish war."

He walked through.