Kingdom Hearts x Fem!Reader: The Lost Princess

Chapter 101

Warnings: You already know

Rating: SFW

"It's not me," Aced said.

"There's an easy way to solve this. If we all summon our Chirithy's, then we'll know," Gula said.

"Unfortunately, there are countless wielders in our Unions. It would be easy for any of us to summon a Chirithy that isn't a Nightmare. I'm afraid that your suggestion wouldn't help us get to the bottom of this," Invi said. Ava stood up and placed her hands on the table.

"Yeah, in that case, who's to say that the Nightmare you saw belongs to one of us? It could belong to anyone in our Unions," she said.

"That's highly unlikely. Do you recall the tool the wielders were given in order to make them stronger? We generally don't concern ourselves with what they have at their disposal. However–I believe those tools were the Nightmare's doing," Ira said.

"The bangles? I know when they're equipped, they have the power to collect dark energy, but I thought we all agreed that was okay."

"Collecting is fine. But using that power is the equivalent of using the power of darkness." Gula sighed.

"It's a brilliant plan. Everyone knows that all Spirits look the same, and wielders exist in spades. There's no way to tell," he said.

"Oh, no. Everyone's already equipped their bangles," Ava said.

"So what now? How do we find out who's behind this?" Aced asked as he stepped forward.

"Seeing as those bangles couldn't have been acquired by just anyone, I believe it's one of us here in this room," Ira said.

"No, Ira. I respectfully disagree. What proof do we have that the bangles are tied to the power of darkness, or if a Nightmare is to blame? We shouldn't simply jump to conclusions," Invi said.

"Ira. Some leader you are. You've managed to plant seeds of doubt in all of us with that speech. What? Did you expect the traitor to give themselves up with that accusation of yours?" Aced said. Ira looked affronted. "That was foolish."

"Aced, that's quite enough." Ava looked worried and sat back down.

"It looks to me like the Master made the wrong choice." Aced started to leave.

"Wait. Where do you think you're going?" Invi asked as she stood up. Aced walked out the door. Gula started to follow suit.

"I think we're done here. I trust you'll keep us all updated," he said and left.

"I hope... I hope we can all resolve this soon..." Ava said. She bowed her head and left as well.

"That didn't go as expected," Ira said.

"What's wrong, Ira? This isn't like you," Invi said.

"A Lost Page... Something's missing from our Book of Prophecies." Ira walked over to his desk and examined his copy of the Book. "Each of our copies were said to contain the events of the future. But this incident, well, it's nowhere to be found."

"And how does this whole thing with the traitor tie together?"

"Like I said, it's nowhere to be found...in my Book." Invi gasped and opened her own copy of the Book.

"Ira. Are you implying that someone is in possession of the missing page? And the person with the complete Book is the traitor?" she asked.

"There is something going on, and a page is suspiciously missing from the Book. It's not so far-fetched to assume that the one who has the Lost Page has been turned, that they have fallen into the hands of darkness. Trust me," Ira said.

"There seems to be no record of it in my Book either. You may be onto something. I wonder... Could this have been the Master's plan all along? To grant the Lost Page to only one of us."

"We have no way of knowing. The Master is gone."

"I understand what you are saying. I promise to keep a close eye on the others. I will keep you informed, as always."

"Thanks."

"Of course. After all, that is what the Master asked of me." From outside the room, Ira could hear the faint cry coming from your nursery. He sighed and massaged his eyes from under the mask.

"Ira, you're tired. You should get some sleep. I'll take care of (Y/N)," Invi said.

"Thanks, Invi. I owe you one," Ira said. Invi smiled and went to take care of crying you. Ira looked back at the Book and analyzed it.

"What was the Master trying to hide from you, (M/N)?" he asked.