Few trees offered shade from the hot sun. It was blazing hot outside. Four stood around, they were so far apart that one wouldn't notice they were working together, if it was for their outfits. They were all wearing cloaks that concealed their whole body. It went up to their nose.Their feet stuck out, and they were wearing sandals. They were also wearing straw wide-brim hats that covered the rest of their head, other than their eyes, which were covered by a mid-evil form of sunglasses.

"Where is he?" asked a man who was standing under a tree, even though he knew he wasn't going to get a strait answer, or maybe, he wasn't going to get an answer at all. They had sent Kasei a letter and a map. The letter just said, coming here in three days time, at 23 past 12. There was a red x on the map, and that was clearly where they wanted to meet him. So, there they waited, it was 23 past 12, and it had been three days since they sent the message. They hoped he wouldn't be late, or they might just bail on him.

'I don't know," stated another man simply. This man was wearing a straw hat, but more of his face was visible than the others. However, the whole face was covered by a white mask that had blue lighting bolts painted at random spots on it.

"Well, he better not be late," another man voiced his opinion, his voice sounded almost demonic. The group was Cell Sky. The man they were waiting for was none other than Kasei D. Gobi. However, another man lay in a nearby ditch, in wait. He had no clue how horrible his death would be if they found him. His name was Ned. He was puzzled by the men, but luckily he kept his head down.

"That is true," stated the final man who hadn't spoken yet, "he better not be late indeed."

The day was hot. Living in the desert, Kasei had gotten used to heat. The mercinary revieved a letter three days ago to come to this spot. He came. Ahead of him were four people, dressed in very strange garments. Had curiosity not gotten the better of him, Kasei would have left. Instead, he approached. "Hello there, are you the ones who called me here?" He asked, taking some steps closer. I don't like this, four men in strange garments call me here. Is it an assasination? If so, they are doing a poor job. The rebel flame thought.

The masked one spoke up, a sudden breeze wiped around the trees(note: the breeze wasn't caused by magic), it blew the trees softly as he spoke, "Careful what you think, we can all read minds, we have only faced 4 people who were able to guard their minds from us, and they were a lot stronger and more dangerous than you, Kasei D. Gobi. Not that we don't want to employ you, but....you understand. And no, it is not an assassination, not by far." It was clear he was truthful, not that he couldn't be a good lier, but his honesty was clear. However, when he stated that it wasn't an assassination, one could detect a tone of irony in his voice, as if one day, Kasei might be assassinating from them.

The demonic man spoke, "Yes, we are the ones who called you here. Our boss is hunting down the greatest warriors, and adding him to his organization. We can't tell you more 'til you sign the contract. One of the two other men got out a magic pen, and the other brought out the contract. The contract. read.....

I choose to become a loyal servant of Cell Sky. I realize that I am, with this pen, writing out my life-force onto this contract. Once it has been signed, they could end my life if I refuse to complete the assignments given to me. I realize I will be paid 10,000 rupees by signing this contract, and I also realize that for every job I complete, they will pay me.

There was space to write out his name, and there was space for others, too. There was already many names on the contract. However, Kit's wasn't on it. "Sign your full name," stated the man who brought out the pen. It was the Dagger from the Grand Tournament, no doubt.

"Don't worry," stated the man who brought out the contract, the boss rarely calls you up for an assignment, you'll have tons of free time on your hands," he was Wasp from the Grand Tournament. However, they all had sincerity in their voice. They were obviously telling the truth.

"Ah, Cell Sky, eh? Sorry, but I decline, i'm already under contract with the gods, you see." Kasei said with a smile, after reading the contract thouroghly. "Besides, I don't like the idea of dying should I dissobey orders. Rules really aren't my thing, ya see." Kasei stated, smiled, and turned to walk away. "Later!" He said. So that is Cell Sky, eh? THey don't look to tough. If what that guy said is true, then they might try to kill me. Heheheh, I know you in my mind. Kasei thought.


OOC: Lets see what these guys can do...

"Show him," stated the one with the mask calmly. The demonic man cast out his hand. Out of thin air, there appeared a door. "Kasei," continued the masked man, "do you know where this door lead?" The door was open, and, through it's frame, Kasei could see his village, before it was wiped out of existence. Actually, it was the day before it got wiped out of existence. "You can stop it, Kasei, if you just join us." His voice sounded tempting, very tempting. He nodded to the demonic man, and he made the door disappear. "We know about the village Kasei, and here is your opportunity." The demonic man made the door reappear, and to prove that it wasn't an illusion, the masked man stepped inside, knocked a bucket out of a girls hand, and came back. The demonic man made the door vanish once more.

Kasei smiled as the door appeared, but it was a smile of malice. "Fate cannot be changed. The gods themselves cannot escape their destiny. The adventurers who live in hyrule cannot change their fate as its defenders. Trying to make me join you with something that cannot be undone is foolhardy, as i've already made up my mind. Good day to you. Or shall I teach you a lesson about 'fate'?" Kasei asked, the malicious smile still on his face. The mercinary started once more to walk off. Tempting me with something such as that, they apparently do not know me. And I dare them to find something that will make me turn. Kasei though, his smile turning into a grin.

"What is this fate of which you speak? Documents have shown us that sometimes, fate can be undone. Fate only has one possibility, right? Well, when Link arrived back in time, the first Link, I mean, the Hero of Time, he claims to have defeated Ganon. However, what really happened, since Link told Zelda of Ganon's evil plot, was Ganodorf's arrest. Perhaps you know of this story. Even 'fate' does exist, it can clearly become unraveled," stated the masked man. "It can be unraveled again."

"Yes, I have heard that story, and I think its just that-a story. I may have lived for a long time, but not that long, unless I have seen them with my own eyes, I don't believe in stories. Now, you are becoming a nuisance. Leave me be, or I will not hesitate to take action. Leave me alone." Kasei stated. The mercinary once more walked off.

"Let's go," the muttered to each other. Without hint of movement, the masked one appeared behind Kasei, and slash at Kasei with a vertical blow. The sword was a huge zweilander type, but he was able to wield it with one hand.

"Heh, this is nothing." Kasei said, and he too vaninshed, appearing a few yards to the east, charging his hand with an unknown power of great magnitude. The mercinary pointed his hand at the one who attacked him and prepared to unleash the power. "This will end here!" He said, but just as the energy was released, it was dispelled, as an armored hand grabbed Kasei's arm. Following the apearence of the hand was an arm, and then an armoed body with a very strange sword. The being had white hair, and strange markings on his face. One of his chestplates had a triangle, while the other had a cresent moon. The armor itself was bluish-silver. You knew this being from aincent manuscripts, it was the Fierce Diety; the ferocious god! "Why did you stop me, when you are the one who said I could use it in the first place?" Kasei asked the god, who simply stared back. "Okay, I get it, i'll come along." The mercinary said, before turning towards his enemies. "I guess you get off easy this time, lucky you, I have to bee at a meeting." Kasei shouted to the men. "Shall we go now?" Kasei asked the Fierce Deity, who nodded, before both vanished.

OOC: Now your probably confused...yes, that was the real feirce deity...RG gave me permission to do that, as it will be important later.

"We'll get him, we always do," stated the demonic man after Kasei had left with the Fierce Deity.

"This man knows the Fierce Deity," stated the masked man, "he will be of great assistance. The boss would kill us if we can't get this guy." Then, the four walked off. Ned left as well, wondering who these people were.

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{A new day}

It had been a few weeks since they had met with Kasei, they were back in the same spot, wearing pretty much, the same clothes. Cell Sky would be meeting with another possible future employee. Dogura Shadowclaw. The sun was equally hot as the day they had met with Kasei, if not hotter. It beat down heavily. Smoldering all in its heat. Thus, the four were underneath trees. "I hope he comes on time," stated the demonic man anxiously.

"He will," answered the masked man.

Dogura staggered down the path, as he opened his canteen, and took a sip. Unfortunately, it was the last drop of water he had available. He cursed his luck, and put the box in another arm. He had taken up a job today for a couple extra rupees. He had walked all the way down from New Peaktop. Miles and miles. His legs wobbled beneath him, and he felt that he didn't even have the strength to make it to Rauru Town. His mouth was dry, yet he had absolutely nothing more to drink.

Dammit... I accepted this job knowing that a package needed delivered. I had no idea that it would all they way across North Hyrule... And what a day for a walk... Dogura shielded his eyes from the unforgiving sun, and wiped his brow. He would be reaching the Deku woods soon, and he was grateful that shade was beginning to show up. He found a tree, and set the box down under it. He waited in the shade, letting the absence of a breeze work his nerves...

OOC: Sorry it took so long Orpheous, thanks for reminding me.

The four immediately were in front of him. There cloaks blowing the slight breeze, "Hello, Dogura Shadowclaw," began the masked man. "We have been waiting for you for quite some time. I hear you are a great warrior. Well, it turns out that we are looking for more people to join our organization called Cell Sky." He took a scroll out of his cloak and unraveled it. On of the others readied the magic quill, and handed it to Dogura. The scroll read....

I choose to become a loyal servant of Cell Sky. I realize that I am, with this pen, writing out my life-force onto this contract. Once it has been signed, they could end my life if I refuse to complete the assignments given to me. I realize I will be paid 10,000 rupees by signing this contract, and I also realize that for every job I complete, they will pay me.

There was space to write out his name, and there was space for others, too. There was already many names on the contract. However, Kit's wasn't on it. "Sign your full name," stated the man who brought out the pen. It was the Dagger from the Grand Tournament, no doubt.

"Don't worry," stated the masked man, "the boss rarely calls you up for an assignment, you'll have tons of free time on your hands." When any of the four spoke, they spoke sincerely. They were obviously telling the truth.

Dogura jumped to his aching feet, and rested a hand on the hilt of his sword. He hesitated at drawing it. I'm a little too fatigued to fight... If I draw my sword, I might be initiating an unwanted challenge. Dogura stood up, and let his hand drop to his side. "How do you know my name?" He asked, taking a step back. Who are they? How did they find me? How could I not have sensed their presence? Then, one sentence hit him like a Goron in mid roll:

I realize I will be paid 10,000 rupees by signing this contract, and I also realize that for every job I complete, they will pay me.

"T-t-t... T-t-t... Ten thousand?!" The samurai stammered, suddenly forgetting his package delivery. With that kind of money... I could start new projects, make new machines, I'd be set for life! I wouldn't ever have to take odd jobs like this ever again! I could even afford... His thoughts drifted off into many many possibilities. He took a breath, and stared at the sheet of paper, reading it over and over again, searching for a loophole, and fine print. "I'll be payed 10,000 rupees for just signing this... and how much will each mission pay? What does the organization stand for? What exactly am I signing into?"

OOC: Wow Orpheous... Thats mighty generous

OOC: Of course, this would be role-playing money only. I couldn't afford to donate you 10,000 rupees. I understand that this is a generous act, but they are a rich organization, and they need to get new workers.

IC: "No, you wouldn't want to draw your sword," the masked man stated a little bit after he thought about doing it. "We are expert mind readers," they explained, "only few can block there minds from us. Yes, you would be set for a long, happy life. What do we stand for? Well, we stand for power. Our organization, Cell Sky, wishes for nothing less than world domination. You will be payed at least 500 rupees per mission, plus extra for the difficulty. You would be doing stuff like assassination, thievery, tracking, spying, ect. If you are still worried that our organization wishes to control the world, it will not be a cruel heartless dictatorship. We just don't like the way things are being run now, thats all. We are currently lending some of our troops to crime organization, but simply because we will need there help later. Once we control the world, we will do our best to stop their criminal pursuits."