Mystic Syn

He raised his eyebrow at Velen, staring right back at them. His gaze flicked up as Haro came in, who walked to the corner to open a desk with a communication device on it. She sat down, placed the headphones on, and began writing. “What are they saying, Haro?” Khusa asked, continuing to meet Velen’s stare. “Asking why you’re doing this.” He rose an eyebrow at Velen. “Well? You want to say something about that, or let me handle it?”

Ji turned back to Elya, laughter dancing in his eyes as he grinned. “Useful.”

Ji cocked an eyebrow, then turned towards the door. He paused for a moment, then smirked. Carefully and silently sneaking to the door, Ji placed an ear on the surface. “What cha listening to?” he said loudly. @Szeth_Pancakes

Ji blinked, looking at the sword. “I’m not exactly sure, actually. But you see–” His veins dimmed, the sword following suit. “–when I put less concentration on it, the sword dims, however–” His veins glowed brighter than before, the sword becoming more solid. “–the opposite happens when I do the opposite. Something doing with the Enchanted Realm and blah blah blah.”

Yeah lol. Most, if not all of these are going to be animated. Remember: You asked for this. Pixar’s Inside Out –– There’s a reason why I avoid it to this day, ‘cause I know I will start bawling, so I hope that’s enough to let you watch it if you haven’t. Pixar’s Soul –– You’ve read my thingy about that lol. It’s just a great movie to help remind you to take a step back and appreciate and love what you have now. Pixar’s Coco –– Like Soul, deals with music, but it also deals with family dynamics as well. If you’re into family history in general, this is a movie for you. Pixar’s Wall-E –– If you know me in real life, you know that this movie is holds a special place in my heart. It’s one of the best “show, don’t tell” pieces of media, ever. Dreamworks How To Train Your Dragon and How To Train Your Dragon 2 –– These are both great movies, if you haven’t seen them. They tell such a great story, and the sequel is one of the sequels I can say is just as good, if not better than the first. Dreamworks Kung Fu Panda and Kung Fu Panda 2 –– My opinions on these movies are the same with the How To Train Your Dragon movies. I get some of the best quotes from these movies. Dreamworks Megamind –– This one is mostly hidden under the rug, but it’s such a great movie. The humor is great, visual gags too, and it’s a movie that has more mature themes than a Dreamworks movie from this past decade usually has. Dreamworks The Prince of Egypt –– I already listed why, but I’m just reminding you that you should watch it >.> Dreamworks The Road to El Dorado –– It’s a movie you don’t have to watch, but you’ll have a good time if you decide to turn it on. Disney’s Lilo and Stitch –– I can and will talk people’s ears off about this movie, because it’s always been one of my favorites to watch when I was a child and love it more as I’ve grown. Disney’s The Lion King –– If you haven’t seen it, it’s basically Shakespeare’s Hamlet, but with lions and musical numbers. It’s really a compelling story and I get some of the best quotes from this movie as well. Disney’s Treasure Planet –– It’s one of the best underrated Disney movies out there, though that’s not to say it does have flaws. Despite all that, it has beautiful animation and is a great play off of Treasure Island. Disney’s Atlantis: The Lost Empire –– Probably my one of my top favorite underrated Disney movies. It has a unique style and is full of action and honestly some of the best humor I’ve seen from a Disney film, besides The Emperor’s New Groove. Speaking of which… Disney’s The Emperor’s New Groove –– The history of how this film came to be is one of the most interesting, and I highly encourage you look into it after finishing the film. The film is a comedy, and one of the best I’ve seen, so it’s high on my list. Disney’s The Princess and the Frog –– How the romance is played between the protagonist and the love interest is so well done, and I live for it. If you’re into that, watch. Disney’s Tangled –– I will stand by this till the day I die: Tangled is better than Frozen, and will always be better. If that doesn’t spark your interest about what the heck I’m talking about, I dunno what will. Studio Ghibli’s Howl’s Moving Castle –– Who’s Studio Ghibli? Basically the Japanese version of Disney, but betterrrrr. Anyways, this movie is one of my all-time favorites. Please give it a watch. Either dubbed or in the original language is great, but I honestly prefer most, if not all of the original Japanese voice actors; that’s personal preference, mind you. Studio Ghibli’s Spirited Away –– One of their best movies. If you ask someone to name off a Studio Ghibli film, they’ll most likely say this one, and for good reason. You’ll see as you watch. Studio Ghibli’s My Neighbor Totoro –– Well, if you ask them to name off a film of theirs, they’ll also probably say this one too. Again, for good reason. Literally one of the cutest movies in existence. Studio Ghibli’s Kiki’s Delivery Service –– Again, one of the cutest movies in existence. Also, you can’t say no to the cat that’s in there. Studio Ghibli’s Castle in the Sky –– I think this is a great gem of a movie. There are some side characters I wish got more screen time, but besides that, it’s a great movie filled with the right amount of action. Studio Ghibli’s From Up On Poppy Hill –– It’s a cute movie, but it can be confusing at first; at least, it was for me. Despite that, it’s a great movie and has one of the best soundtracks, because jazz lol. Studio Ponoc’s Mary and the Witch’s Flower –– Studio Ponoc is basically like Studio Ghibli, in this case. Anyways, this is a great movie. It’s cute and it really doesn’t feel boring. Well, I don’t remember it being boring. It’s been a while since I’ve seen it, but I remember really liking it.

Ji cocked his head. “I would’ve thought you would be a Lifegiver, but I can see you being a Harmony.” He then waved his hand in the air, a singular ghostly thin sword appearing by his side. “Transporter and Discord,” he added.

Merry Christmas, if you celebrate that~ If you don’t, happy wonderful day to you~

Ji gave a wary glance at Ne’ik, before nodding slightly and standing up.

Totally not me mentally scrambling for Christmas, while my physical self is just vibing.

Ji shrugged. “Dunno. I’m not you.”

“Considering you were trying to kill us before, I wouldn’t put it pass you to use that information to get the upper hand and kill us.”

“My point exactly,” he muttered, looking back at Elya with a shrug.

Ji fell silent, tapping his finger against his leg. “Normally, I would, but there are some people whom I don’t exactly… trust,” he said, pointing a glare at Ne’ik.

He grunted and nodded towards Verim. “Which is why I haven’t left you for dead.” Ji pointed his gaze towards Elya. “And no, it’s not. You haven’t given me a reason to trust you, or any of you in this room.”

“I have no reason to trust you,” Ji said, rehearsing the same phrase he’d been using for years.

Ji nodded again. “Well, it’s what you get for everyone falling asleep.”

He nodded in understanding. “You expected a knife to your throat?”

“Sleep well?” Ji glanced at Elya, raising an eyebrow.

He smirked, spreading his hands out. “At your service, Velen Ipara.”

“Good, good.” Khusa gathered the papers together. “Do you know my name? It would be terribly rude to know yours without you knowing mine.”