August 30th, 2007
Ch25 Pg12
Zemi: *fangs curl back, eyes glittering* I should. I am your father’s father. >: <
Zeb: *pulls out Unnamed* I can see the resemblence.
Zemi: I don’t want to fight you, boy.
Zeb: Oh, do you not? Do you know that the last of the Hatred that Is…. is me?
Zemi: Zeb.. you’re ill. They’ve put something in you that is not you… and you have to be the one to fight it. However, I’m not going to let you hurt my son…
Zeb: They? THEY? Does ‘They’ not include HIM? He’s just the same as the Hatred! He’s just the same as Zeromus!
Zemi: That’s not true.
Oh NO! Fight it Zeb! You can do it! :O You tell him Zemi!!!!!! XD Justdon’tlethimturnyouintoacouch! :{
Turn him into a COUCH!? O.o
…Could either one of them even do that to someone?
Hahahaha. The fluffy white Zemi-Couch is an inside joke. I’m not sure if it will ever happen in Wayrift.
But it’s not so much that someone can turn Zemi into a couch… as it is that Zemi’s concept of his own physical form isn’t exactly rock-solid. If someone really, really wills it hard enough, sometimes they were able to sway his self identity which would trigger a shift in his form — at least back when Zemi was first in the Wayrift, that doesn’t happen anymore.
One of those joke-forms was a fluffy white couch. Which was a nice addition to the living room. Until KluYa realized what was going on. Then there was trouble. XD
*hugs the Zemi-Couch*
GOOOOO Zemi!!!! You put your grandson in his place!!
Zeb: fight it, boy! Fight it!
I just realized isn’t aiden zemis son from ANOTHER demension???? so dosn’t that mean hes you know…. NOT THE SAME KLUYA AS ZEMIS KLUYA???? zemi dosn’t know THIS klu’s past does he????
gah cali thats just confusing
Cali: Yep. You’re right.
Zemi’s KluYa = MKY from the Darkstar Dimension
Aiden is the KluYa from the Blue Star Dimension. And though the basic essence of KluYa is still Zemi’s son… you’re right. Zemi has a lot to learn about Aiden! But that’s part of the fun!
Just how exactly the whole Father-Son thing works with Zemi and Aiden is a good question. Often, the Lunars in Syn’s Blue Star Dimension didn’t have parents at all. I’ll let you ponder on that, though, since I don’t have the authority to describe her Lunar culture in detail.
*ponders*
. . .
*implodes*