5ith Ideal

A great tower loomed in the distance. Nalizar had been falling for hours, and was almost out of Stormlight. As he reached the tower, he saw he wasn't the only one who had taken to the skies. A whole legion of men wearing blue were chasing each other around with various weapons. And one of them was dominating. He held a spear. I suppose I could take a little detour...

Nalizar screamed in rage and swung in at Tevarah violently, hacking away through his swords raised to parry. He then kicked his opponent in the chest, knocking him down and back several feet. Healing the bleeding cuts, he vowed to retain the rest of the Stormlight. He charged at his fallen opponent, and formed Yd into a massive greatsword, plunging it down towards his opponent's chest.

Nalizar fell up out of the perpendicularity in the Horneater peaks, paying no mind to the awestruck Horneaters gawking and bowing and generally worshipping him, though he did breathe in more Stormlight and lash himself towards Urithiru. He had a mission to accomplish.

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Nalizar felt like... something. For some reason, he felt like nobody really knew what it felt like to go through a perpendicularity, and was too lazy to look it up in a WoB. Whatever that is. He felt confused.

Yd was already in shield form in Nalizar's hand, before Tevarah even stood up. This was good, becuase Nalizar had no time to react to Tevarah's sudden assault. That throw would have killed most men, was all Nalizar had time to think. Batting away the first sword with Yd, he didn't even see the other one cut a shallow slice in his forearm. Burning pain. Nalizar didn't know which was worse, a normal sword wound or that of a Shardblade. He grimaced, then rage took over. The pain disappeared, and he continued the fight. Dancing around Tevarah, he formed Yd into a spear, blocking attack after attack. Finally, seeing an opening, he stabbed in through his opponent's defenses.

Don't take it! Don't give away your Breath, either!

Nalizar felt the presence behind him disappear, and he grinned. Now, I have a mission to accomplish. An couple of hours later, he arrived at the perpendicularity. And dove in headfirst.

Nalizar, of course, noticed the darkened presence of Kane trailing after him, Pushing himself off coins in pursuit. He Lashed himself about nine more times, all forward, plummeting at a truly ridiculous speed. Let's see this fool follow me now, he thought.

If your five-year-old self suddenly found themselves inhabiting your current body, what would your five-year-old self do first? What set of items could you buy that would make the cashier the most uncomfortable? What is the funniest joke you know by heart? What kind of cult would you like to start?

I faint of confusion.

Nalizar suddenly received a message in his head, a telepathic voice explaining something. Instructions. Suddenly abandoning Kane, he Lashed himself toward the nearest perpendicularity.

As 'Rhazien' walked off, Nalizar suddenly sensed a huge influx of power from Kane. And... a darkness. He could sense it, from a corner of mind. He had no idea how, but he could. He dropped to the ground in a crouch, his eyes wide. Yd... he warned his spren telepathically. Something is not right here. Be prepared.

Then you probably either know me too well, or not well enough...

Observing the scene with cracked eyelids, Nalizar continued to frown. This man is too powerful, he thought. How is it possible to gather so much Investiture so quickly? Whether or not he is Rhazien, I don't care much anymore. I will have to befriend him... this is not a man you want to be on the bad side of.

Can I have a future? Does Nalizar beat Tevarah in their duel?

As he listened to "Rhazien" and Kane training, Nalizar frowned. Something seemed to be... off about Rhazien. He had only known the ex-leader of the Ghostbloods for a while, but this didn't seem to be the same man. He would have to investigate further.

As Tevarah runs by the lake, Nalizar erupts out of it in a shower of water, then summons Yd as a dagger and throws it at Tevarah's back, all in the same smooth movement. Then he breathes in Stormlight from Tevarah's pouch, and prepares to summon Yd back as a shield. Who says I need my own Stormlight? You seem to have plenty left.

Yd appeared in Nalizar's hands as a massive greatsword, which he used to block Tevarah's attacks. Ah, subtlety. Tevarah lashed himself away from Nalizar, and instead of pursuing his opponent, Nalizar went the other way instead. Going inside of a nearby hut as his opponent fled in his cowardice, he slashed at the foundations of the single room clay building, severing it from the ground. Diving back out the window, he Lashed with every ounce of Stormlight he had left. The building plowed through the rest of the city, moving at five times the speed it would fall, straight at Tevarah. Glancing at his feet, he saw the final spikeball from the beginning of the round. He picked it up. Thanks for the weapons, Tevarah. Nalizar checked his pouch. Two spheres left, he thought. Time for some hide-and-seek. He Lashed himself away.