Saturday, 25 May 2013

Mad at Mouse Part 6



As soon as Mickey left the protected areas he started encountering more heartless.

As usual they were drawn out by his presence. They were weak and barely delayed him. Weaker than usual, which was almost cause to wonder, but he quickly discarded the thought, the strength of the Heartless varied World to World and he had never pin pointed why.

It was true in part that the manufactured Heartless tended to fall into line with the native Heartless. The native Heartless were stronger, faster, more dangerous.

Mickey kept an eye out for those, but figured they would be at the centre of the disturbance.

He was right.

As the swarms of shadows got thicker, he started to notice some slid away, looking for more interesting prey? Called by their brethren? Or more likely, someone was in charge of the local Heartless and was summoning them.

He took note of the direction they were heading, and made sure to follow.

He stopped outside an old Church.

“We are pilgrims on a journey,” Came from inside the Church, someone was singing.

“And companions on the road,” He tried the main doors, but they were locked. Taking a step back he considered the door, and his Keyblade.

“We are here to help each other,” Someone was inside, and he had seen a Heartless puddle below the door and into the building. He had to follow that Heartless.

“Walk the mile and bear the load,” Tapping the lock with his Keyblade, he heard it click open, and he pushed his way inside. The Heartless swaying to her song.

The singer stopped and looked at him.

She was pale, an albino, except for her eyes. They were black.

She hissed. “Mouse” and dozens of Heartless turned their attention to him.

Uh oh.

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