Thaidakar the Ghostblood

Ruined city of ??? "Yes, I could've been less prepared. I could have not had my watch and would've been buried under those shadow creatures more thoroughly." Thaidakar smiled. "Besides, I like to improvise. It gives me good practice for when random dark gods or chickens attack." @UnfortunatelyNamed

Ruined City of ??? "Alright. Something on the map had said something about the center of the city. I think. Either that or it said something about a labyrinth... whatever." He smiled. "Best bet is to head for the center and improvise from there."

Ruined City of ??? Thaidakar fought. He pressed buttons, slamming energy into creatures, making them fall to the ground. Screeches filled his ears. Destruction. He kept killing them, battling them. He felt pain in his arm as he was stabbed there, but he didn't care. His eyes began to glow softly again as he killed a bigger one. He began to feel cuts and bruises all over himself, but he didn't care. Finally, he was pulled out of the haze of the fight by a voice in his head. "Thaidakar, the fight's almost over..." Thaidakar nodded, the red glow fading as he stabbed another shadow creature with an energy beam. The watch was almost out of energy and needed time to pull energy from the spiritual realm before he could pull another stunt like that. The bodies of many, many shadow creatures were piled around him, leaking shadowy goop. He made sure to try not to step in the goop as he grabbed his satchel from a jutting out piece of stone from the wall. He looked around finally, noticing that he was in some sort of building without a roof. Five empty doorways led outside or into hallways. He didn't know. Thaidakar stepped over to one of the doorways. This showed the outside, a wide road with various ruined buildings. Ten shadow creatures were headed his way. Thaidakar stepped back into the building, jumping up onto the wall with enhanced strength from his forbidden power. He needed a plan... hopefully Nameless and Rue would come help soon.

Ruined City of ??? Thaidakar smiled, "well, I'll go first." He stepped back a little and then ran up at the gateway. He leapt down into it, grinning. The wind rushed around him as he fell face first down into the city. His eyes glowed brightly. He couldn't help but burst into laughter as the shadowy creatures looked up at him with shock. Thankfully, his satchel was shut in a way that it wouldn't open and drop things out if he did things like this. thank goodness for that. He turned, moving his legs downwards. He spread his arms out, making the fall slightly slower. He pressed a button on his watch as he neared the ground. The shadowy creature that was directly below him finally realized what was happening and ran. A wide shield made out of glowing silver energy appeared out of his watch as Thaidakar hit the ground. The energy hit first, absorbing the brunt of the fall. Thaidakar pressed it again and the shield evaporated into sparks. He pressed another sequence of buttons on his watch and crackling energy came out of it, forming a jagged blade of pure energy. He rammed it into one of the shadowy creatures before they could react. The energy burned through the shadow and dark metal, making it scream. Its fellows seemed to get out of the daze and charged at Thaidakar. Thaidakar smiled, "This is where the fun begins." He proceeded to deactivate the energy blade, point it at one of the shadow creatures and pressed another button. Needless to say, the creature soon had a hole in their head from the beam of energy that burst from the watch.

YOU HAVE SUMMONED THE SUPERFAN! I aint got rhythm! Roshar edition!

Ruined City of ??? Thaidakar peered through the gateway, standing beside Nameless and Rue. "Hmm... we can fight them." Half of the city seemed to be more shadowy than the other half. Something odd was moving through the shadows, tall creatures that seemed to be made of black metal and dark goo.

THIS BEGINS TODAY!

W is for Wingflare

Ghanderflaffles. It all culminated in a big battle that had begun all around Kilometers. Hot dogs flew in the air, battling hamburgers with giant wings. In the middle of all this, Spook walked over, seeing Kilometers. "I've been looking for you... the Narrators don't control everything. Even the Narrators are controlled. You ever heard of an Author?"

Thaidakar followed, noting Rue's expression. "Hey, even if one of us goes insane and tries to kill the others... there's the assurance that you or the sane one will stop the insane one." He then ran past Nameless. His eyes glowed softly, enhancing his speed.

started a world war.

Hmmm... How about Fire by the Score? What is the best movie?

Nope, but cake is good. TPBM is a shard.

Incorrect, red is a shade of pink. Potatoes grow in the ground.

Thaidakar sat in his mansion, smiling to himself as he watched Kilometers kill Narrators from his narration cameras. "Hmm... this is quite interesting." His current seat was in the [REDACTED] part of his mansion. Only Thaidakar knew where it was. He flicked a switch on his keyboard, turning his mansion into an ever changing labyrinth. Thaidakar sent messages to all his allies and friends about what was happening. Spook and Mythos were both in danger as he'd given them limited narration powers. Mythos had been restricted recently. Thaidakar opened his fridge and grabbed a drink, opening it and having a drink. He was perfectly ready for what was to come. Shadow trailed Kilometers, watching. Shadow wasn't a narrator, so he wasn't in danger. Besides, Kilometers wouldn't be able to kill him... Spook checked his phone, narrated into existence, and noticed Thaidakar's message. He promptly destroyed the phone as he started looking for Kilometers.

The Mainland on First of the Sun

He nodded, "to the center!"

It is beautiful.

U is for Urdail.

Ruined City of ???: Outskirts Thaidakar jumped through grinning. The portal crackled behind him, shattering into a thousand pieces. He laughed as he landed in the yellow crab-grass. The breeze rushed around him as he looked up. The sky was covered by shimmering purple energy sparkling like millions of stars that gave off light to replace the sun. Beyond the field of energy, it was as black as the void. He turned, looking over to one side. The energy was sloping down in the distance, stretching far off in the plain of grass, which probably wasn't as close as he could see. he turned to the others, seeing a large city rising in the distance with white lime walls with towers rising above it.

BUT IT'S AMAZING!