Rules || Joining and Submitting || Missions

"Hello, this the First Lord, Jacob (=Sardoza) here to introduce you to the world you currently find yourself on. Please, follow me on this...tour."

The planet you now find yourself on is no larger than the size of a small moon, and is a distance away from its star comparable to that between Tera and Sol. The planet is largely unknown and, for the sake of our secrecy, and a deal I've made with the natives, its name will remain secreted to prevent it from being found.

The planet itself is covered in lush forests, with several large rivers running through out the forested land, which covers a good half of the planet; the other half is taken up by a single, large, ocean and several small islands.

The people native to the world are, indeed, human. They do have advanced technology, but little of it is machines. They still travel on foot or by animal. Their technology is largely advanced agricultural-age technology. A small marvel of their artisan skill is the development of an irrigation system that can deliver water uphill.

Much of their technology is fulled by a curious form of energy, that seems to require a trace of their DNA to recognize them, which leads us to the Marvel that drew not only myself, but also Ketting (*lionesspuma) and Isaz (~Nottheone0) to this world.

Situated on the top of a large hill at the middle of a densely forested "Forbidden City" is an ancient temple that has been inaptly-named "The Ruin" by the indigenous people, despite the immaculate shape that the building is in. The exterior seems to be made out of a white marble tinged blue, and the building is miraculously built, both onto and out of the hill it perches on so that no natural force will shake it from its foundations.

At the base of the hill is a large iron wrought gate, which holds beyond it a long staircase that leads up to the main entrance of 'The Ruin'. The majority of the building's interior seems fairly plain, as if it were a chateau built for a man whom could afford a lavish exterior, but was forced to settle for a second-class interior. However, the most blatant exception to this would be the room just beyond the antechamber....

This "Main Chamber" is large enough to hold some thirty-odd people in an apartment setup. However, it was likely meant to, and will be, used for holding meetings. The cobble stone tiles of the floor in this room are odd: While most of them are the typical browns, grays, and blacks, there are four rings of aquamarine-coloured tiles, each spreading out from the very center of the room like ripples. In the center of the smallest of these rings is an indent in the ground, which holds a removable basin, which we currently use for inductions.

"..We are sure there is more to this "ruined" Temple, and My fellow Lords and I will continue to investigate the matter...until then, and until further notice has been received, you are not go stray any further into the temple than two corridors beyond the Main Chamber. I assure you, these two corridors hold enough room to house at least forty of you."

"No; however, I'm sure you wish to know why you are here, and how you arrived. The answer is simple: You are a Keybearer of some power, and yet have no affiliation. We tracked you down, and evaluated you in private, then sent Ketting to whisk you away to this temple, "The Ruin", our home. You see, the three of us wish to rule the Worlds, and so we are gathering an army. For those of you opposed to slavery, fear not. We do not wish to dominate, only to rule, regulate, and control. To form an Empire led by Keybladers, to better the good of the universe, in some cases, and to better eradicate the Heartless in others. Still others are in it simply for the glory, the fighting, or the possible study."

"Now....I have one question. As these Gates open to you, will you enter our home, and ally yourselves to me? If not, you may leave so long as you do peacefully....leave with a fuss...well....*evil grin* You'd rather not know. However! If you do step through these doors, and pledge yourself to our cause, then I, your first Lord and Commander General, invite you into the ranks, and welcome you to our world."