Academy

Nirin had been hard at work, practicing her necrotic magic during the past few hours when suddenly she could feel the connection of a new shrine. Sensing that it was on another plane and out of her observation, Nirin figured that. Clay must be fine even though he had disappeared.

And while the shrine may be outside of her observation she could still influence it slightly, making it hostile towards those who show bad intentions.

It was almost Nirins time too go on her own classes trip. But as necromancers they would be going to a ancient battlefield.

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Having just come to an agreement with Director Reginald, Clay was currently writing up the document on a piece of paper, while infusing mana into the words in order for them to take affect. The clause that would punish the opposite party said something along the lines of "thy who brakes this arrangement forfeits there further gain from the other party, as well as be cursed by the spirits of the world".

Basically if the opposite party breaks the contract, they will get exstreme bad luck, and you won't forfeit your further gains but they will!

Signing his name, Clay handed the paper over and watched as Reginald signed the document.

"Do you have a doctrine, or anything else we can push?" Reginald asked while looking up from the contract he just signed. a doctrine would make it much easier to push a religion as people can't stand by somthing when they don't even know what they are standing for.

"Yes, it's simple. Creation and destruction, they are the 2 opposites of the same coin, and in this manor all thing are equal in some way or another." Clay said as a slight radient aura appeared around him, only to vanish as he finished.

After more questions and talking Clay told them he was going to exsplore the surrounding forest.

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Meanwhile, in downtown LA, United States of America, a meeting had been in session for a while.

"So just to recap, you want too reveal that its not a video game?" Asked a man with a horrible looking mullet.

"Well that's the short of it, yeah" Cade said with fire emojis appearing on his spiked mask where his eyes would be.

A man who had deep bronze colored armor on, a staff, and a black leather eyepatch spoke out in a deep booming voice, "all in favor say aye."

"Aye" x4

"Then we shall not reveal this" Odin ratified the group's decision, as only four of the now eleven had agreed.

Just as the meeting had ended, a portal of black with golden sparks appeared in the middle of the room.

From the portal walked a humanoid dragon. Their body covered in scales of a deep blue, only stricken with streaks of silver across its shiny surface. The Man-dragon stood at a height of 7'9" and spoke, "I come from an adjacent plane. Would you be so kind as to place a wager."

The request was spoken as if forced. Not picking up on the forced tone, the man with a bad Mullet spoke as if for the entire group.

"And what would this wager be?"

"Simple. This planet is new, and the pantheon I come from particularly likes it's direction of development. We wager that our youngest god, could gain more followers within the year then your youngest god." The dragon like man laid out his groups wager with a tense smile.

Not being a total moron, bad mullet had a few questions.

"What do we gain if we win?" He asked this as Earth was for all sakes and purposes theirs for the last 4500 years after they won a war against a pantheon of gods lead by Enlil.

"Our pantheon shall cease to exist if we fail."

The dragon mood said as his body gained a metallic sheen only to be transformed by a wave of nanotechnology into a regular looking human.

Ignoring the obvious display of power, that wasn't impressive, Cayde stepped in. "Nope, I want your head god or whatever you guys got to join our youngests religion as a minor deity." And with these words he offered a magical contract to be signed in blood

Signing the contract a beam of purple and red shot through the roof. Attracting attention for miles around the building in downtown LA.

"Well guess we can't really stay hidden now, forgot to tone down thr power output." Cayde said with a joking smile.

Across from Cayde, the now human god was stuck in shock.

How could our info be this wrong? How is he this powerful? What is he the god of? What concept could possibly gather this much faith.

Knowing that they had picked the wrong planet to go after, the man was about to lament but stopped himself knowing that this power comes from faith so he can't give up mentaly.

Moments after collecting himself, the man turned into a swarm of black metal bugs and flew through a blue vortex.

After he left the silence was broken by Cayde, "well I guess our young mistake is gonna win us some stuff."

"Why" Odin asked

"What do you mean, Odin."Cayde said, Acting oblivious

"Why would you make such a show, now we must intervene with the worlds affairs, and mortals will once again do things in our name we don't approve of!" Odin had started calm and ended in a raging shout.

"Well they still do that, except the people living in the northern parts of Europe don't do it in your name anymore. Plus, we can speed up the plans to merge Earth and Erebus." Cayde explained to Odin.

"If this doesn't work out you shall be to blame" and with this warning Odin left the room leaving a heavy pressure upon all but Cayde and Ōkami.

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