The young man's smirk stretched wider when this girl spoke of never meeting him, and vice versa. "Sure you have. We've met three times now, Kairos," he stated. The girl quickly came to the conclusion that the deja vu sensation she had was his doing, which was an accurate assumption to make. But then, she fed directly into the cycle, just as she had done already... or would do again and for the first time. "Plenty of people like your Keyblade. You've met them... or will," he commented. Without further ado, he rose from his seat on the fountain, holding out his right hand to produce a glowing blue light which gave way to his Keyblade. This Keyblade possessed an ethereal glow about it, and a clock face at its tip. His grin grew toothier as he lunged forward, lashing out at the girl with his Keyblade. If she chose to block this strike with her own weapon, she would strangely find herself standing in the very same position she had been originally, first seeing this man in his position at the fountain.
"... Yes, Master. I understand," Invi said to voice his sense of clarity over the need for this Book of Prophecies. He could also clearly follow the woman's logic behind the separation of Unions, though he saw the potential for it falling apart even with her plan. Then again, with these roles falling into order, perhaps the Master had set in place some contingency plan of sorts. Such would be expected of the prestigious, albeit strange woman. "I will observe to the best of my ability. To be honest, I've kind of been doing that anyway."
"... Yes, Master. I understand," Invi said to voice his sense of clarity over the need for this Book of Prophecies. He could also clearly follow the woman's logic behind the separation of Unions, though he saw the potential for it falling apart even with her plan. Then again, with these roles falling into order, perhaps the Master had set in place some contingency plan of sorts. Such would be expected of the prestigious, albeit strange woman. "I will observe to the best of my ability. To be honest, I've kind of been doing that anyway."
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