Kingdom Hearts: From No One to Someone

Before th First Trial

Both of the blonds waved to the elder apprentices, who returned it back in kindly. The both of them began to march to the thrones, ready as ever for their exam and determined to accomplish their lifelong dream of becoming a Keyblade Master.

In this very room was the beginning of a series of events that would alter history forever were about to be start. Out of the eight viewers of this event, only one truly knew what was going to happen.

The first and second were Terra and Aqua, who were the focus of the exam. They continued on their track to the thrones, unaware of the events about to transpire next.

The third and fourth were Master Eraqus and Master Xehanort, who were judging the exam from the thrones. Eraqus was focused on his students and Roxas, while also making sure Xehanort wasn't up to something. The elderly Keyblade Master noticed this and made a quiet gesture to the shadows in the room with his right hand.

The fifth and sixth were Ventus and Roxas, both who were watching the exam intently. They were hoping that both of their friends would pass the exam. While Ven was only focused on the exam, Roxas was on guard incase his suspicions of Xehanort proved correct.

The seventh was a figure hidden in the shadows. He had gotten the old coot's signal and immediately knew that Eraqus was suspecting something. So he had to fall out onto their back up plan. Darkness began to dance around his finger tips as he proceeded to focus attention on Ven and Roxas. Holding disdain for one and curiosity for the other.

As for the final viewer. That one wasn't anywhere near the castle.

Unaware of anyone else in the room including himself, there was a slight change in Roxas's eyes. It wasn't much, but there was now a slight azure hue to them. They was a slight flicker in them before it seemed to settle.

And the cause of that change was...

"Come on work! This should be easy. Of course I'm trying to use magic that spans millennium, but this is something a lot less complex then what sis tried!" The Master said as he tapped his finger onto his forehead in frustration. Under his hood his eye was emitting a flickering azure glow.

It had been two days in his era since he made contact with Roxas. He had slipped a small spell onto the Nobody to gain a better grasp on what was going on during his time period. It was a simple spell that he could remotely modify in his time period. Of course any adjustments would take days to weeks depending on the significance and complexities of them.

It took him two days to make something that could allow him to temporarily see through Roxas's eyes. It had no negative consequences on the boy, except maybe changing his iris color permanently to have a little azure mixed in.

He was 99.999% sure nothing bad would happen to the Nobody.

He learned early on in his life that there is ALWAYS a chance of failure.

This modification will allow him to view things comparable to No Name, except he can turn this off on command. Except that it seemed really difficult to turn on and his head was getting flooded with all of the Nobody's memories, which he was quickly writing down in a spare notebook with his free hand.

It wasn't hard to shift through it as he had learned to organize decades worth of information in a matter of minutes which he can recall if needed. But as he literally had a few millenniua worth of knowledge floating around in his head, he quickly developed a habit of writing it down to make things a lot easier for himself.

The flickering stopped and his eye now held a continuous glow.

"Success!" He cheered, until the glow died out. "Damn it!"

While he went back to fixing the spell, his mind drifted off to thinking about the damages that he were caused by Roxas's and Ava's trip to the past.

The damages have so far mainly been small and were easily fixed or he just allowed to exist because they were harmless or they greatly amused him. Like Ira finally getting a beard.

But there had only been two major alterations that had occurred and he couldn't fix them without possibly ending his existence.

Thankfully they were good ones.

The first was the creation of an entirely new timeline that was exactly the same as the previous one, except things didn't go to hell after the revelation of the true Organization. In the end things actually turned out better.

However the timeline itself was beyond his reach, so he couldn't affect it in anyway. Which was a plus, because if that timeline existed within a close proximity to this one, the results would be catastrophic.

The second one had been a minor change in his past that resulted in him getting a rather large scar on his chest.

Still he wouldn't have changed what the alteration did. For that particular event had ended much better then what had originally happened anyway.

He knew that there would be more alterations occurring until either til the new timeline settled in. He would keep track of them and correct them whenever possible. Considering with how many appeared so far, he considered himself very fortunate that none of them had tempered with the Celestial Aegis.

If anything were to happen to that, then Xehanort or not they were all screwed! It was barely holding itself together in Roxas's era. However he knew that from his travels through there the situation was being handled by the most powerful being that he knew of. Just when would it begin, he didn't know.

His eye began to glow an azure glow and he was seeing from Roxa's point of view that the exam was starting.

"Yes it's working!" The Master cheered before he noticed something. "No way..."

Quickly he stopped writing and with his free hand conjured up a mirror.

Looking at his reflection he noticed that under his hood were two glowing azure orbs.

He covered the new orb with his hand and all he saw was darkness. When he removed it, he saw his everything on his desk.

"This is awesome!" The Master said as he started to cheer. "I can see out of two eyes again!"

It had been years since he could see out of both of his eyes so he was excited, but it was cut short he realized he had to test something.

Cutting the flow of magic resulted in the glow to fade and The Master could only sigh at that.

"I should have expected that, but at least it is better then nothing." The Master said wistfully. At least he had a method to see out of two eyes again.

With that he activated the spell again and pulled out a large book. He began to jot down the events of the exam as they were unfolding before Roxas's eyes.

(Chapter 17 end)

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