The Dominion of Everything

Raine nodded and shot the gumi ship down. The ship flew some through the air looking over the Earth as it flew over the land masses as it circled the world. It went from day to evening. Different things showed. Animals in Africa, rice fields of Asia, The Sydney Opera house in Austrilia, Rio de Janero's statue in South America. Raine flew up at an angle right over the eifle tower in Europe then down through Canada over Niagra Falls. Finally Raine landed the ship in a flat grassy field. She hit the open button and hopped out and noticed a road. A few cars drove on it. Raine looked at the sign. "Welcome to Idaho? Jaden are you sure this is your world, I thought your world was called Earth." Raine asked crossing her arms looking at the sign.

 

Malisa leisurely walked to Jaden and Raine from the gummi ship in the fields, turning her outfit back to what it was originally. As she did so, she scolded, "You know, it's not nice to just leave us behind like that," making extra sure to get the message across to the audience. "Anyways, I've gotten over my headache. Golly, this world is big. Much bigger than anything back in my reality."

She summoned a spell circle, one that was more material than the others so far, and levitated it in the air. She then proceeded to use it as a seat.

 

"Oh, sure. Nothing for the Hylian. It's the old guys place all over again." Kain muttered as he stepped out. Kain looked at the surroundings, surprised at how advanced everything was compared to what he was used to. Kain made sure he had all his items before he checked his pockets to see if he had any rupees. "Yo, Jaden! Do they take rupees?" Kain shouted as he ran up holding fifty-four in Hylian cash.

 

Raine couldn't help but blush. She wasn't even sure why she was blushing when Jaden said they'd have to shae the cheeseburger. She quickly looked away some when Jiminy saw her and grinned. "You like him" Jiminy whispered to Raine. "Do not..." Raine whispered extra quite so Jaden couldn't hear her before turning to see Kain running up.

"Ru-pees? What in the world is that suppose to be? Then again I'm sure my munny isn't any better." Raine said pulling out her pouch of munny. Quite a bit was in it as well. She looked at JAden then realized something. "Hey wait a minute, we may have a slight problem, none of us really fit in here in your world Jaden. Your people created us, we're not even meant to be real, I mean look at how different you and Kain look, we can't possibly walk around here infront of people." Raine quickly stated noticing the difference of them all. "Plus you got the old future sorceress using magic, Kain the elf sort of guy, and myself who carries a keyblade around." Raine potined out.

 

Xohka had nothing to worry about - or so he thought! He believes that the supplier's blood on his sword is all the evidence he needs to get Zabryth to believe that the target's dead. He was also glad that Intrio had gotten into the portal with him before the minute was up. "The Grey Area,"he thought."Now where could that be? Damn, I knew I should've explored this place more." He got and idea and turned towards Intrio then said,"Hey, lizard-breath! I doubt you'll be able to fit in there as you are so go first and blow up the roof." He'll follow the dragon to the room and he won't be scolded at.

 

"Rupees is the money system of Hyrule." Kain answered Raine when she asked. When she pointed out the differences in appearance, Kain nodded. "While I still don't believe the creator nonsense, she does have a point. We don't belong here. What we should do is just go right after the enemy and kill them." Kain pocketed his money and snatched some fries from Jaden. After a quick smell he tossed them in his mouth and headed back to the ship. "Let's just get going."

"Silence human. My size is not a problem here." Intrio blasted a hole in the wall and jumped out before flying around. He didn't care to get yelled at and he knew that Xohka would get yelled at more, after all Intrio completed his job. Plus it was Xohka that made the portal, thus his fault that the soldiers were left there. Intrio grinned at the thought of what the leader might do to him as he kept flying.

 

"Okay, so it's that way," Xohka figured. He ran down the hall and turned left, right, right, u-turn... Eventually, he made it to the Grey Room. Outside the window, he could see the same moon that he saw at Disney Castle. "Wow, that thing is everywhere." He saw Zabryth looking at him in a calm but ticked off way. "Uh oh, does he know? Wait, and how does Intrio know I didn't kill the supplier. Stupid mind-readers. Oh no. What if they're reading my mind right now?" the thoughts race through his head. "So, Zabryth, you very passionate man," Xohka fawned. "You're probably wondering why we left the infantry back. Well, Intrio here did the work for them so it's easy-peasy even for a five-year-old. Oh, and here's the supplier's blood. It's an assassins tradition to keep the blood of their dead target." He pulled out his katana and handed it over to Zabryth. "He was a - what do you call them? - a Google?"

 

Kain was quietly walking back to the ship when Jaden spoke. Sadly, he said the wrong thing. "What my father wanted? You think you know what my father wanted? Trust me, earth-boy, you don't know what he wanted." Kain had walked up and was now right in front of Jaden, his expression was not a pleasent one. "My father rushed off to save my land, by fighting. He was going to kill the threat. I chased after him to help, just to get in his way and watch him die in front of me. His last words to me were 'Protect Hyrule.' But guess what? My world is gone!" There were a few tears going down Kain's face as he yelled at Jaden. "So trust me, you don't know jack about my father. Those guys that destroyed Hyrule are going to destroy everything if we don't stop them! And the only way to stop them will be to kill them! If you're not up to the task then stay here! I'll do it myself!" Kain said as he turned and ran off. He didn't head back to the ship but rather just ran away from them. He didn't stop running until he was several blocks away.
What does he know anyways? Trying to tell me what my father wanted. He would want me to restore Hyrule and protect the rest of the worlds. The only way that's gonna happen is if we kill those guys. Kain kept walking as he looked around. And now look whats happened, I'm lost here. If I never see that infuriating kid again, it'll be too soon.

 

"Well..." Raine started and sighed. "Jiminy can you talk to him?" Raine asked. "I'm going to go after Kain." Raine explained. "Until then when you're both done try to find a place for us to stay and maybe get us to fit in better here." Raine said quickly running off after Kain. She caught up and stopped halfway through the street and looked through in at a store and noticed an advertisement sign. "Keyblades?!" She sort of exclaimed. She looked up at the store. "Gamestop... Kingdom Hearts... birth by sleep?" Raine crossed her arms and saw Kain again now upset as a shop owner stepped out of the shop. Raine looked up.'This can't be good.' Raine thought. She walked up. "He just had some bad memories about his father.But he has friends willing to stand by him, no matter what." Raine said wakling up behind the shop owner and smiled.


Jiminy looked at Jaden. "You know, I like the way you think, making violence a second option." Jiminy started

 

"Hey kid, you okay?"
"Huh?" Kain stopped and turned around to see some random guy coming up. A few feet behind him was Raine. "Hey, Raine." Kain said quietly. The guy did a quick turn around to see her.
"Must be a convention in town. Anyways," he started as he turned back to Kain. "Why were you crying kid?"
"None of your business. It's just something complicated and I'll leave it at that." Kain turned to leave when the guy grabbed his shoulder.
"Kid, trust me; nothing in life is really worth crying. If a girl dumped you then don't worry cause you'll find another. If a family member died then that just means they're in a better place.Nothing really worth crying about." He said with a smile.
"How about everything you've ever known being slaughtered and destroyed?" When the guy stayed silent Kain scoffed. "Thought so. No just leave me alone. And that means you too Raine!" Kain shouted a he turned and left. The guy sighed but then turned to Raine.
"Since you know that guy, maybe you'll do better than me. I've gotta get back to the store so I'll see ya later."

 

Raine watched the guy walked off as she sighed. "Well it was worth a shot." Raine sighed. She looked back up towards the direction Kain ran off to.

She ran up to him. "Kain wait. I can't image how it must be, but I think I can help you a little more." Raine started. She looked around. "My dad had his world destroyed by the heartless right infront of him, his one friend swallowed by darkness the other one disappear straight in thin air. He wakes up in a different world and has a weapon that basically made his friends disappear and his world get destroyed. And as things aren't exactly the same where with a keyblade you slay a heartless or nobody and they go back to their old human normal self versus you having to actually kill them, but you know what we'll all have to do what needs to be done. We all have our different stand point on things ok, nothing to get upset about. You just need to move on. Maybe there maybe a hope to bring things back, my dad ended up finding his friends and bringing back Destiny Island." Raine told him.

 

"He got everything back, good for him. That gives me hope that Hyrule can be restored. But what about it's people? Those people were swallowed by darkness, it makes sense that with enough light you could bring them back. But the people of Hyrule were killed, killed Raine. Do you know anybody that has come back from the dead?" Kain sighed. "I'm really hoping to get Hyrule back to its old self but, I know there's no way I'll ever see my father or friends ever again. I've given up on that fantasy. Right now, all I care about is killing those bastards before they can destroy another innocent world. I won't lie, vengeance drives me; I won't ever lie about that. But that doesn't mean it's wrong saying that they all need to die. From how they acted on Hyrule, they must've killed dozens of worlds before. Hyrule was just the latest, unless they've hit another in the past couple weeks. I won't stand around to be told what my father would've done when I already know what he would've down. He would've done anything he could to bring them down, and he would've helped everyone he could along the way."

 

"If that's the case, I suppose it is time you are introduced to your enemy." Matthias spoke out to the heroes. His body appeared directly in front of them. "Lemme explain some things to you kid. First off, your peace option won't work. You have been chosen to be in our way. And as such, you will be killed. Second, you're all too pitifully weak to use force to stop us. Even the strongest of you can't do anything. Especially not in your current state. You, Jaden. You specifically are too pathetic. You can't do anything, and you're too much of a wimp. Its almost embarrassing that you've been chosen as an enemy. Oh, and Kain. Remember me. If I recall correctly, your father died by my hand, right?" Matthias paused to let Kain's rage build.

"I present you all with two options. Surrender willingly, and I will ensure you a quick and nearly painless death. But, if you choose to let this drag on, I shall be forced to lengthen the torment until you're all begging me for death's release. And even when you do, you shall not be granted that escape. You shall live to see the folly of your resistance."

 

Kain gave a slight smile to Jaden as he finished talking. "Yeah. Sorry about yelling before, it's just this whole situation is really frustrating." Kain stopped talking when Matthias appeared. Before he even started talking Kain was having flashbacks to the day his father was murdered.

Kain was being pinned down bye the large foot of a black dragon as a few other men were watching two fight. One wore a green tunic and carried a sword and shield as the other seemed to change weapons on thought. Suddenly the one in green had his shield knocked away and his sword snapped in half. Before he could react he was stabbed in the chest and his comrades cheered. Only Kain didn't shout in happiness. Tears streamed down his face as he screamed. "Father!!!"

By the time Matthias finished talking, Kain had already drawn his sword and shield and was rushing at him. "YOU BASTARD!! YOU KILLED MY FATHER! IT'S YOUR FAULT HYRULE IS GONE!" Kain started slashing his sword wildly. He didn't care what else was around, friend or for; Kain only had a focus on Matthias.

 

"You never could be the man that your father was." Matthias smirked, stepping out of the way from Kain's attack. "But if you wish to fight, I will be happy and oblige. And I have just the perfect weapon to use." Something appeared in both of Matthias' hands. In his left hand, a Hylian shield. In his right hand, the Master Sword. "Your father's weapons looked like this, as I recall. I learned his fighting style while we fought, although I'll reverse it since I'm not left-handed." With the shield, he easily blocked Kain's next few attacks. "Pity. It would appear as though you're dishonoring your father with your pitiful attacks. He was the only skilled swordsman in your entire world, wasn't he? The princess, she was one of the easiest to kill. Your father's enemy, what an embarassing excuse for a King of Evil. I defeated him in twelve seconds. Can you last longer?" Matthias swung once, knocking Kain off his feet.