The story that became a reality

Chapter 9: Action of the Brave and Words of the Wise Part 2

"But still it was uncalled for, for him to do that!"

She could only lament at what her friend did to the man; she could only send a heated glare at Ozpin.

The one receiving her ire and the woman standing close by could only look on in surprise that someone like Summer Rose, with the patience that was deemed the same as a saint, was glaring at Ozpin?

Well, life is just full of surprises, isn't it?

"Yes, I understand, Summer, but please calm yourself, I am not easily harmed."

The keyblade grandmaster declared, but still, Summer didn't like what her friend did to the grandmaster. It irked her greatly.

"I Apologize greatly I sensed something surrounding the mirror and I became very curious and as I thought it was a quadratic magic barrier"

"Such a thing was spoken of as a theoretical concept, remarkable"

He said in quiet glee almost showing an almost childlike side to him which most in the room did not expect but Ozpin quickly reclaimed his composure.

The great Yensid gently smiled but quickly it went for sadly he isn't here for formalities.

"I thank you all for this chance of communication for it is the utmost importance"

All's stance became more sturdy, shoulders slightly more guarded to prepare themselves on what information they shall receive.

"This world is on the edge of falling into darkness and it is only a matter of time before it fully succumbs to its inevitable end"

Two out of the four in the room were perplexed not knowing what he means but seeming to get some of the information from what is said, turning their heads at the other two seem panicked at what this information foretold and with what their reaction, of the conundrum this a horrific set of circumstances.

"What do you mean to say, that this world is on the brink of falling into darkness?"

Professor Goodwitch spoke with intriguing curiosity with hints of worry laying underneath her visage.

Yensid contemplating on what he should let him know but he decided long before coming here on what to do. And so he sighed a sigh that held too many secrets than anyone should hold upon their shoulders, making him look older akin to the wisdom he has gathered in his long life.

"Very well then, listen close to what I shall say but all I say stays within this room understood"

The wizard stood taller not in effort to be intimidating but to make them understand the weight of what he is about to say, the two glanced at one another then back at the grand wizard nodded in understanding.

He spoke once more.

" I speak to you both not because I chose to do so, but due to the way Mrs.Rose spoke highly of your group i decide to put faith that this secret stays between you all to make sure that all doesn't fall or discards into chaos that is known to all is this world's reality. Again, understood?"

Again, they nodded. Yensid then spoke the secrets and ancient knowledge known only to those trusted few in this world and those who oversee others.

And so he then spoke. A voice, gentle yet loud in unison, reverberates in the room itself like a narrator telling a tale as old as time to a small group of children around a grandfather.

A tone that Ozpin knew intimately well.

The wizard, looking to the star,s millions upon millions glittering like tiny jewels his voice firms tells the beginning where every story does.

Before there was life that beats, or the oceans of stars that gleam the night only kingdom hearts the first light. the heart of all worlds to bring forth all light and life as we know today but there were no stars once and do you know why this is?

The two listeners with burning curiosity but Glynda asked.

"Why?"

There was only one world we lived under, one large grand world, larger and grander than the eye can see, protected by those called keyblade wielders, warriors of light meant to defend the land. But even the brightest lights can cast, greater darkness it trickled into others hearts it then grew, as darkness grew within the people's heart a great war named the great keyblade war causing the great land of light had lost to the darkness but the light was able to live on in the hearts of others scattered through the stars due to the light living, worlds far apart, but not their hearts.

Yensid finished telling the small tale to the headmaster with the professor both seeming conflicted yet awe glimmered in their eyes, For Ms.Goodwitch she felt a sense of something she once thought that was lost that has dirtied and taken, wonder pure and childlike wonder she didn't know that she contained, looking up at the stars, but yet she felt smaller. this shadow war that no one shall know from what sir Yensid said about the vast worlds that exist aside from Remnant, it makes it seem insignificant.

Glancing at the headmaster his features didn't seem to change but yet he seems to be almost monotone in a way.

"Why tell us this?" Asked Ozpin, his voice monotone hands interlinked, his face overshadowed by glasses, glare a reflection of the light passing further hiding his features.

" There was a young man that delayed the fall of multiple worlds; he and others closed the door to darkness."

The elder wizard showed a realistic image of Sora Riku and a blonde haired boy, Summer looking at the blonde melancholicly. But a gasp escaped Glynda's lips, both Summer and Cloud look over to the headmaster and deputy, the deputy's shock apparent. The headmaster's features are still shadowed and unreadable.

" Ozpin that's" she spoke but the words wouldn't leave her throat looking at the young blonde.

"Yes it seems so" Ozpin responded, his demeanor did not change.

The air around the room became heavy. Cloud, Summer, Yensid all look at the two.

-somewhere out in the cosmos-

A pirate ship somehow sailing through the milky way unbothered and tranquil but then something struck it, the metal creaking, crumpling in on itself but somehow holding out puffs of smoke holding together then falling on an island that is an inn with a sign showing The Benbow Inn.