Dogura's eyes widened, and his pupils narrowed. How could they have read my thoughts? My mental capacity exceeds everyone I've ever met! These men must be... geniuses... Dogura turned his head, and thought the issue over. "Listen to me... I don't like the way things are being run either. Tell me. If you were to rule the world, what would you change? And do you plan to take over soon? By what means would go about assuming command. By negotiation, or by force?"

Dogura thought strongly about reading their minds, but in the end, he forced himself not to. Their mental capacity exceeded his, if they were able to read him... And that would mean that they would feel him creeping into their thoughts. He didn't wait for them to reply. "And if I were to join your group... where would I rank among your other warriors. How many do you have, and will I be able to accept and decline missions of my choosing?" He knew he was probably pushing their patience, but he stood firmly, and expected a reply.

OOC: I knew that Orpheous XD Not like anyone here even has that much. I meant it RP wise. And Dogura joining the Cell Sky, all depends on your answers.

OOC: It's not "the Cell Sky" , it's just "Cell Sky"

IC: "Well," stated the masked man, "we would change the world by uniting it. We would take the power from this man who calls himself the king, and we'll spread it out to many different people. We will give the people more freedom, rights, and privileges. Of course, once he is in control, nobody well override our boss, Aberdath. Shoot," he mutters, he obviously wasn't supposed to give out the name of their boss. "Anyways, he will have complete power, but he has assured us that he will leave the law making to the legislative branch, which is the group of people who will be making the laws. However, he can deny any law from being made, but you must understand, he is a very reasonable man. We will attempt to gain this control by negotiation, but we realize that we might have to use force, and we aren't afraid to use it.

"Once you join us, you will probably be the rank of captain. Over three/fourths of our soldiers are golems made out of magic. They are as powerful as real people though. A captain is in charge of roughly 29 rookies, which are the weakest soldier. A general is in charge of 40 captains and their squadrons. Then there is the commanders who lead entire an entire wing of Cell Skies Grand Army. We are all commanders," the masked man said, pointing to himself and the other three. "We have roughly 15,000 soldiers, if you include our golems. If you don't, we have roughly 3,000 soldiers. You would be treated by your rank in the Grand Army. If you want to decline a mission, you could always negotiate with the boss, as we said, he is a reasonable man. However, he always has the right to say that you have to do it, or we break the contract and kill you. One man has escaped the contract though, if you join us, keep an eye out for him. The name we gave him, and the only name he can remember, is Kit. So, do you join?" asked the masked man, finishing it up.

Dogura smiled a bit. "Captain huh?... Golems? Sounds very... powerful." Dogura never thought he would give this such serious thought. As he pondered, he kept thinking over what they said. My life isn't at risk, just my will. Even if I break my contract... I have... He stopped thinking about the subject very abruptly. He remembered that he was dealing with telepaths. He didn't want to give them any unnecessary information. As he thought it over, he kept letting the rupees run through his mind. Also, a group of people he knew well could use some of the money that he didn't use... and he would also be helping to stop the unjust king. The people don't know that they're being used.

They think whatever the media tells them to think, and they don't even realize it. Suddenly, Dogura remembered something that he never told anyone. Thinking back on it, he took the pen in his hand. He pressed it on the paper, and before he began to inscribe his name, he had one final questions that needed answered. "Say I'm attacked... or a friend of mine is attacked. Would Cell Sky be there to aid me, like an organization should? Or could I have my unit defend my friend? Could I pick my units?"

OOC: Last question, I swear XD

"Well," he said, "if you were to join us, we would give you a live time supply of water proof fire works. They will make a signal that will tell other Cell Sky members to come and help you, or even your friends. And yes, you will get to suggest people for the boss to put in your unit, but he makes the final decision. Oh, by the way, whether you sign this or not, your going to have to take an oath of secrecy that you will not tell anybody about any of this, unless we give you permission."

Dogura thought a bit more, and finally submitted. He wrote his name on the piece of parchment, and handed over the pen. "Alright. I'm in." The samurai shifted uncomfortably. Commitment was never something Dogura was too thrilled about. He knew he would have to keep it a secret, which would be tough. He looked at the package, and smiled. No more odd jobs... I'm set for life. Suddenly, the thought of retirement hit him, but he had already signed. He didn't bother to ask about it. Instead, he turned in their direction, and cocked an eyebrow. "So... when is initiation, if there is any?"

"There is no big ceremony," they explained. "You can go back to your life and relax, we'll know where to find you. On your first few missions, we'll send a mentor out to give you pointers, and see how good you are when your not fighting a fair fight, such as the one at the tournament." The other three took off there hoods to reveal their faces. One had a demonic looking face, complete with evil eyes. One had slash, cutting strait across his face, from an area right below his left eye, to his nose. It was made by a dagger. The other had nothing striking about his face. They all had pale skin as well.

"The one will the demon look is Legion," stated the masked man. "I am Shadow Mask. The guy with the slash across his face is Dagger. And that guy," he said, pointing to the final man, "is Wasp. Any more questions, because we don't mind at all now that your in? Yes, they were kinda annoying before, but now that your in, we don't mind one bit. Oh, your new name that you must use in any Cell Sky activity, is Crow. We didn't get much of a choice either. Except for Legion, they liked his old name, so it stuck. I may have mentioned Kit before," started Shadow Mask, "he was my old partner. You will be pared up with either me, Legion, or Spider, whom you have not met."

Dogura winced at the demonic looking man. Fear gripped at him for a moment, and he almost didn't want to look at him anymore. He watched as they each lowered their hoods. He had seen some battle scarred faces before, but none like this. I can go back to my life... and relax. Those words soothed the ranger, and he felt as if he had made a good decision. "So my Cell Sky identity is Crow. And I'll be paired with one of you. I understand so far." One question hung on Dogura's mind. When do I get the rupees... I could use them a lot right now. His good manners and upbringing taught him to listen well, and not ask for good treatment. "So... I may return home now?" He asked, eager to leave the package behind.

"Sure, but as you thought, we accidentally got so caught up in the happy moment that we forgot to pay you," stated Shadow Mask, taking out 10 satchels of rupees. "Each one has 1,000 rupees in it," continued Shadow Mask, "because we could only get 1,000 per each satchel. If you want to count it right here and now, you can, but you'll be wasting your time, it's all there," he concluded. They also handed him a tiny hand size create. "Just tap it three times, and it will grow to normal size, it contains your first batch of fire works, tell us when you run out," Wasp brought up kindly.

Dogura tucked the satchels into his belt, and was quite surprised at how much he was weighed down by the earnings. He looked around, as if a thief would make off with his loot at any moment. He looked back to see a small crate out in front of him. "And this is?" Dogura questioned, taking the small box.

"Just tap it three times, and it will grow to normal size, it contains your first batch of fire works, tell us when you run out"

Dogura's eyes widened. "What technology is this??" He cried, eager to test it out. However, he knew that it would probably not only increase in size, but in weight. He didn't feel like lugging that home.

The thought came to him about where he would hid them, but it quickly left him. He had many secret chambers underneath his home. He nodded, and accepted them. "Thank you. Will I receive mission notices through mail, or a more secure connection?" He wanted to know as much as he could. He would kick himself later for not asking questions, and he knew it. So even as he waited for his answer, more questions came to mind.

"It isn't technology," explained Legion, "it is magic."

"If you want, I could warp you straight back to your house, as so you wouldn't be robbed," explained Shadow Mask. "It is no trouble at all, but feel free to ask more questions before you make up your mind."

The samurai laughed, and held up a hand to signify he needed a moment. "You don't need to worry about me. If anyone robbed me, they would pay for it." With that said, he remembered his aching legs. "But... My legs do ache from such a chronic walk... a nice warping would be convenient." Dogura was a bit tired. It was nearing his monthly rest. He only wanted to return home.

Shadow Mask held his previously hidden hand to Dogura's face. He had a ring on his index finger, "Take Dogura home," he called, and Dogura was warped away in a flash of green, back to his home.