OOC: I'm sorry if my post is kind of long, I was under the inspiration of Kyary Pamyu Pamyu.
Klaus R. Henry
The pleasant gathering of elementals quickly ended with the sudden arrival of a threat. Klaus found it to be an umbrage. He met characters with other powers, but none with powers anywhere nearly as fascinating as Ester's. It didn't matter now, she was gone. Klaus was stuck with the other children of the prophecy. Maximilian took role-call, a rather simple job. Surprisingly, he was knocked out cold by Nik. Klaus was positive that someone of senior status wouldn't have actually been taken down, but he was wrong. This gave Klaus the opportunity to find Ester and to fight her. Then another problem arose.
The two female members of the group were displeased with the idea of fighting. Klaus didn't mind it, but he was unsure of their chances if they didn't fight together. Eventually, he decided that he couldn't change their minds and that they were entitled to their opinion. He opened his parasol and jumped onto it, flying away without listening to whatever else had to be said. A prince would fight with their people, it was part of his nobility to protect them. He'd die before committing an ignoble deed. His mind set, however, changed when he flew outside and witnessed the actual fighting. It was pure horror and despair inducing. Klaus swallowed and jumped off of his parasol, landing right on top of a Hurricane agent. His parasol shot down, knocking out an agent who almost attacked Klaus from behind. His surroundings were far too dark to actual see anything, and Klaus had to fix that, first he had to fight off the looming threat around him.
"Parasol Transfiguration, Lace Lance!" Klaus shouted.
It clearly gave away that he was standing in the middle of some trees and alerted agents, but they were stunned and blinded by a pillar of light that surrounded Klaus and his parasol. His eyes closed and his arms held out, the parasol grew to be taller than Klaus, and the canopy of the parasol became firm and pointed. The handle of the parasol swept up, and grew wider mimicking the hilt of a rapier. Grasping the handle, Klaus absorbed the pillar of light into his weapon. It sparkled and lit up the forest. Looking around, Klaus noticed two agents who were about to attack him. He drove his lance under one of their legs, then picked them up with his weapon, and swung the lance in an arch. The agent's head smashed against the soft dirt, knocking him out. Klaus reached into his basket and tossed orbs of light at the second agent. The lights circled her head and blinded her, and eventually caused her to collapse. Klaus didn't stay in the same spot for too long. From his basket, he produced more orbs of light. He tossed those orbs into the air causing them grow large balls. Before they fell, he opened his lance and juggled the balls on his parasol. This gag of his was mainly used to cheer up sad children using inflatable balls, but also had a practical use. As the balls continued to roll, they grew in size. After a while, the balls illuminated a fair distance while they circled behind him. Klaus could hear a brawl a fair distance away from where he was. He bolted in that direction.
Running into a clearing, Klaus found three Elementalists surrounded by Hurricane agents. He noticed two mangled bodies leaning against trees, and a pair of legs sticking out of a bush. The ring of agents stopped and turned around after noticing the sudden illumination. Klaus could see a look of relief in the three Elementalists who were still alive. The Hurricane Agents; however, wore strange masks that masked their emotions. The ring split in half, and a fight broke out once again. Klaus's balls of light, four in total, flew at the quickly approaching enemies. Two of the five enemies were not able to dodge, and fell to the ground. The other three summoned their powers. A stream of Fire flew out of a female looking figure's hands, which Klaus avoided by opening the parasol and waving it, creating a strong gust of wind. This left him with an opening that the enemies quickly noticed. Another female figure waved her hand in front of her, producing large ice spears. They launched at Klaus, but only one hit his left shoulder. The others were smashed by the balls of light, which the Hurricane agents seemed to forget about. Two of the balls exploded upon impact, dazing the three agents. The other two split apart into tiny pearls. Upon further inspection, they looked like balls of lace. Klaus's parasol reverted to the original form since he could no longer wield a two handed weapon. The pearls were absorbed into his parasol and he aimed them at the three agents that he fought. Multiple pearls shot out at once, unraveling as they traveled the distance of their enemies. Lace threads ensnared them, crushing them as Klaus pulled the parasol behind him. Limited to only using his right arm, Klaus could only suffocate his enemies until they were unconscious, instead of tossing them around.
While Klaus dealt with his five enemies, the three Elementalists fought their own five enemies. There was a short blonde woman, a muscular blond man, and a tall woman with long black hair who wore a kimono. The blonde woman fought hand to hand combat, and her punches seemed to pack and electrifying punch. She easily knocked out two agents before she received a blow from a giant plant root that wrapped around her. The tall woman quickly saved her, pulling two katanas out from underneath her large sleeves and effortlessly chopping the root to pieces. She moved quickly and threw weapons out from underneath her kimono. Though she only dealt with one agent, she effortlessly killed him. Darts, daggers, needles, and large gashes decorated the agents that she killed. The blond man also used earth powers, making his body stone as a fought. He lacked the grace that the blonde woman showcased, but he fought brutally and with more power. With one punch, he shattered an agent's leg and both of the other's arms. After all the agents were defeated, they ran to Klaus.
"Goodness, this poor boy. That ice wench was strong as horse's back kick." The blonde woman said with a southern accent. She looked at the kimono warrior with a worried expression.
"We have a medical squad not too far from here. But we must exercise caution." She said then looked into the general direction of where the medical squad would be located. "Glinda, Pierre, can you two carry him?" She asked, but Klaus protested.
"I'm fine, I must carry myself for my people." He said with nobility, but the Elementalists starred and laughed. Klaus stopped his foot and waved his finger. "It's my duty to protect those who look up to me!" He shouted, but they continued to laugh.
"Look, boy, we don't know how old you are or why you're in the getup, but you're only a child." Pierre said while choking with laughter.
"Yes, but I'm one of the children from the prophecy.!" Klaus mumbled, holding back tears. The adults stopped laughing and looked at each other.
"We can't have you out here!" The kimono warrior said, pulling a scroll out from her sleeve. She pulled it open and tossed it. It swirled around Klaus, then fell to the floor.
Klaus ignored it and opened his parasol. He made it float and sat on it, while the adults figured out what to do. They eventually agreed to escort him to Ester, who was commanding a last minute group of fighters. Klaus was instantly cheerful when he heard her name. Before they set off, Klaus dressed his wound using a lace pearl from his parasol. With the light that radiated from the parasol, the group found their way through the forest with ease. The kimono warrior's ninja element allowed to her sense enemies and ordered Klaus to lure them away by shooting his light orbs. Eventually, they reached a smaller clearing. The storm clouds still loomed in the sky. Suddenly, thunder clapped and a strike of lightning flashed in the sky. When the sudden flash died, another group of Hurricane agents surrounded the group. They joined hands and electricity surged all around them. Thinking fast, Klaus shot lace pearls at his allies and quickly flew out of the circle.
In the sky, the three adults dangled from behind the canopy of Klaus's parasol. as he looked for somewhere to land. He knew that he had to land before they was shot down by lightning. Considering that lightning shot down exactly where the group was before proved that this was no natural storm. In the distance, Klaus heard the repeating report of gun fire. There was only one woman who was capable of producing this, and he rocket in that direction. As he flew the parasol extended, and the lace strings placed Pierre, Glinda, and the Kimono Warrior on the parasol. Dodging the lightning, Klaus eventually found himself on top of the gunfire. Klaus noticed that the lightning didn't strike here and he shortly found out why. Right in front of them lighting struck, but a giant laser blasted at it, acting as an anti-air unit. Klaus chose to land nearby.
Returning to ground, the group dismounted the parasol. All except for Klaus. They were greeted by a group of Elementalists who had finished up with a wave of Hurricane agents. After the kimono warrior talked to them, they eyed Klaus and asked if someone dressed like him could possibly be from the prophecy. As annoyed as Klaus was, he parted ways with Pierre and Glinda with kindness and gratitude. He and the kimono warrior made their way to find Ester, who was apparently dealing with the stronger threats. Klaus didn't mind the kimono warrior, she displayed grace and cunning when she fought. Klaus admired her style, though was unsure about how easily she killed a man. After ten minutes of travel, the reports of gun shot became louder, and the kimono warrior pulled out a sword, blocking a bullet and splitting it effortlessly. Klaus couldn't help clapping for her. She stopped him, then thew a dart into a tree. A Hurricane agent fell out with a bone breaking sound, his neck had snapped. The reports stopped for a while until Klaus could feel a presence, as if an iron curtain had been drawn around him. The kimono warrior became relaxed by this sensation. When they walked into the next clearing, Ester was at the other side of it. Her neat bun was now a beautiful sprawling mess of curly blonde hair. The kimono warrior ran to Ester, and they embraced each other. They also shared a kiss, which surprised Klaus. He'd never met such a clashing couple. Ester's modern military coat and captain's hat and the kimono warrior's floral black kimono make them look like actors for Madame Butterfly. When Ester noticed Klaus, she waved and motioned him to come over.
"Klaus, I'm glad to see that you're okay." She smiled as she spoke. "If my wife hadn't found you, who knows what would have happened to you." She said and looked at the kimono warrior.
"This is your wife?" Klaus said, looking back and fourth at the two of them. "I can see who taught you how to use your Ninja element."
The kimono warrior laughed and Ester smiled as she did. "Yeah, I would have been lost without Chocho." Ester said and held her hand. Klaus was once again taken back.
"Ester, your last name wouldn't happen to be Pinkerton?" Klaus asked, in shock.
Ester nodded. "How did you know?" She replied in amazement. "You really are a Magic elemental if you can tell my name just by looking at me." Chocho elbowed her and she remembered the situation.
"Ester, heal the boy and escort him back to the camp. I'll take your position." Chocho spoke with a sudden cold tone in her voice. Ester's was noticeably worried.
"You know you aren't capable of leading a group." Ester protested.
While the couple argued, Klaus noticed someone in a tree. Very quickly, something flew out of their hands. Smoke engulfed the three of them, but Klaus quickly cleared the smoke with a swing of his enlarged parasol. In that short time, a group of ten surround the three Elementalists. They seemed to ignore Klaus, and their focus was on Ester and Chocho. He realized the scroll must have been a shrouding scroll that hid him from enemy eyes. Ester and Chocho; however, were far from worried. They let go of each other and showed their power when they were together. Chocho leaned back, a strange light glowing at her chest. Ester reached for the light, and pulled a large rifle from her wife's chest. Klaus was impressed, and also hit by nostalgia as he watched this. One shot from the rifle produced a spray of bullets that hit all ten enemies at once. New agents jumped out of the surrounding woods, in a much larger wave. This time, Ester's chest lit up, and Chocho pulled out her own weapon. It was a Ball and Chain. The ball, instead of sporting spikes, was decorated with iron butterflies and sakura petals. They both looked at Klaus and he took their hint. He jumped onto his parasol and flew towards the camp without looking back. Once he was a good distance away, Ester and Chocho stopped fighting. They held each other and watched as their enemies were collapsed from the poison released by both of their weapons. They retreated into the bush and continued to fight.
Fighting the now much stronger wind, Klaus finally arrived in front of the camp. He was given immediate medical attention, but he was healed quickly. Keeping his identity to himself, he continued to fight the enemies that attempted to enter the main camp, making sure not to stray too far.
