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Resurection

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She walked out to the middle of the battlefield. Generals royals noblemen and families of the deceased surrounding her and the other 3 forces that walked out. Each held a vial of holy water which contained their souls. What they were about to do would corrupt them the water could help prevent that. They faced another Fallacy's look at magic. The being made of magic. He would supply the rest of them with the needed magic to do the ritual. Her eyes made it to power. The man would make them seem like an authority to the newly awoken and command them to stay still. In front of her was mind. He was there to ensure that no one went insane from being resurrected. Fallacy herself was the one supposed to do the resurrection itself. Her dogs could sense her nervousness and Bell whined unsure of the situation they were in Fallacy only looked down at her companion.

"Shall we get started?" Magic asked. She Looked up at the moon above them. The light shone brighter than ever as she turned around to face the massive field rather than the forces. This was their warning that she was ready. Looking over the empty and barren field she wondered if there was space for everyone who needed to be resurrected but it had to do. Her strings vibrated between the antlers creating a low base sound as her voice rang out. Her dogs fell back scared by the aura their master eminated. The light from above grew ever brighter almost blinding as their deity looked down at them from above. A gentle rainfall started to fall from above despite the clear night sky. The smell of salt water filled the air as she folded her hands together almost in a form of prayer. Most of her movements would be for show because who would believe that she could do this only using her mind? Out of the ground sprouted thousands of flowers that only bloomed, revealing a heavy swarm of butterflies. Souls started to appear around them as the butterflies landed on the ground collecting bones and dust that they asembeled and healed.

"Consequence?" Magic said as Consequence kept on singing.

"You are supposed to use my magic," She ignored him. The butterflies laid against the ground healing the very dust and bones that lay there. She saw her butterflies fly far and wide reaching even a part outside of the forest. Fallacy looked up at a soul reaching out her hand as it came to her. In front of her was the first intact body. She reached out and the light from the moon almost collected round her hands. In one forceful movement, she swung her hands out and strong bright lights hit the souls of the departed and forcefully brought them to their bodies. The man that had been in front of her was the first soul to be revived but his body screamed the loudest.

"It gets worse then it gets better," Her voice sang warning them. More souls were forced in not by her but by the moon. Their pained screams echoed out but merely acted as background noise to Fallacy's voice Mind went to work on the first few people but was quickly swamped. Mind's solution channels his magic through Fallacy. The rain that still fell turned white and upon touching a newly resurrected turned void black as it absorbed their insanity. She noticed and turned back to him but nodded as the butterflies stayed on bodies that still healed. With the addition of Mind's magic the butterflies too turned white but with black patterns. She looked up at the clear sky as the rain that hit her turned as black as the rain that hit others. She could almost make out a figur looking at them from above. Turning her attention back to the thousands of souls she saw the white light instantly be absorbed by the black butterflies and puddles of water. Some of the people she resurrected fell back in fear looking at them. Their soul was locked in place Fallacy's song finished as she took a step back and allowed Power to take over. He was shocked by how fast this whole thing was. Fallacy had barely used 2 minutes to resurrect 200 years worth of death. Yet he spoke calmly Explaining to everyone who they were and what had happened. Unfortunally he had no idea of what he was doing.