Aeoryi

Alrighty. No one literally reads this so I may move this to the 'Creator Corner'. I mainly do this to conquer my crippling fear of failure, because I know that this is badly made. Hopefully someone reads this - but lets be honest - no one does. 

 I have tentatively named it "Two sides to the same coin" Based off of the fact that Aerie and Recapture are both enemies and together. But only one can prevail...

I also want to start posting more about the king's folly - a silly little world where gods and demons meet. There may be a release of the CYOA link for this world but no garuntees.

 

Aerie had a loose grip on the city. He knew that if he left himself vulnerable, Recapture would get him. It made sense. The best traitor is your closest friend. 

 They would consider eachother friends. Not actual, precalamity friends, but like bisuness friends. A fake friendship. Only an allyship.

Aerie needed to kill vanillas. Too many were running off. Way too many. 

Aerie needed to trap them first. 

He needed Lucidity. 

Lucidity was a grown man that acted much like a child. Aerie would've assumed he was a child if not for his unrestly demenor. The man, an epic, could create objects out of light. 

He couldn't create or destroy organic matter with his creations, so he was no threat to Aerie's imminent rule.

But ultimately, it was Insolence who held the control.

He had an iron fist over his area, and incidents involving cataclysm - his new high epic masochist friend - and the vanillas of Aerie's territory.

He would be dealt with. 

Recapture would deal with him. Aerie had written out false plans - ones that made sense, but were too impractical to use - for Recapture to find. The one Aerie knew that Recapture would find stated that they were gioing to deal with him soon.

And they were.

Aerie called Lucidity. 

"Hello. This is Aerie speaking."

"Do you want me to go to you?"

"Yes. And come here quickly."

"Uh... Why?"

Aerie muttered a curse. He hated the childish side of Lucidity.

 "Never you mind why! I need you here right now."

"Ain't no coming till you tell me why!" The singing nearly made Aerie smash the mobile in rage.

He needed a believable reason, fast. He was going to get suspiscious at any moment...

"Uh. We are going to kill Insolence."

That wasn't part of the plan at all. But it could be sav-

"Do ya want me to tell Recapture cuz, you know, more is better and all that?"

 "Okay sure." Aerie responded.

"Kay, cause he wants to, you know, join." 

The inside of Aerie was screaming in rage. But he had to maintain his outward calm. 

"Okay. That would be great." Aerie was fuming on the inside.

 "Oikie Doikie! be there soon!"

This was not part of the plan.

Not part of the plan at all. 

And it would be Aerie's job to salvage the very little that remained of his plan.

Hopefully, if anything remained.