With a flick of Invisi's black wand, the last few sources of light illuminating Square and the numerous structures scattered around it were extinguished. Darkness immediately engulfed the grandiose square. Of course, the young wizard - who was standing at the center of the square - was accustomed to the darkness surrounding him. His handsome features were shrouded by the darkness of the night. The moon was visible from where he stood, but the light it produced seemed only enough to illuminate the sky. It was the perfect night for what he planned to do. He would use the unusual darkness to his advantage.

Anyone who dared look out their window would meet their fate which he would gladly see through. His keen eyes surveyed his surroundings, constantly checking for any bystanders or curious eyes observing him. The Square seemed to be deserted with the exception of himself. The citizens of the city had probably retired to their comfortable beds, which was a wise decision for this particular night. During this dark night, Invisi intended on "acquainting" himself with some of the "stronger" folks of the city to recruit them for his cause.

His athletic body treaded rather sluggishly across the vast square. Invisi was fully confident in the power of the darkness and its capability to conceal him. Just as he was about to enter an alley and leave the square, his eyes met those of another. He turned to the figure calmly and pulled his hood over his head to hide his face. He could not allow his identity to be known. Not yet.

"Who goes there?" said Invisi with a controlled tone.

She had been spying on passer by's checking out the strngers when she spotted the man working magic, herself being and elf, was used to magic seeing as she had magic in her blood was immediatly threaned by his presence, she knocked her bow and shot an arrow through his cloak pinning him to the ground just as he asked who she was.

She stepped forward and covered her face with her cloaks hood and noticed that he had also covered his face, she laughed and walked forward, Who are you for i am not important to you, I live on these lands and i know everything and everyone, well...everyone but you that is, kneeling down she plucked the arrow form his cloak releasing him and backed up again.

Are you of good alliance or bad?? if you are bad, i shall not feel hesitate if you so threaten me i will kill you. She steped around the man and circled him, she put her bow over her shouldeer at an angle in which she would be able to grab itmore easily, she eyes him from within her hood, eyes a deep honey gold.

His eyes glared back at the stranger who was so courageously confronting him. The arrow she had sent his way had stunned him temporarily. He had not reacted quickly enough, and therefore was pinned for a moment before she pulled out the arrow. He studied her slender body for a moment, considering his options carefully. She seemed to be a skilled archer, and possibly possessed even more skills of war. Her skills would indeed prove useful for his Cause. He extended out his right arm toward the ground beside him, revealing his black wand.

"Ah, yes. You shall kill me if I threaten you? How are you so sure I would even give you the chance?" said Invisi calmly from underneath his cloak.

His deep voice penetrated the silence of the night like an arrow bustling through open space. Invisi, who was a much taller being than the archer before him, began to follow her path in which she circled him from the opposite side. His movements were swift and firm; a sign of confidence in his mastery of magic. Of course, he knew that overestimating his own ability would not be a wise thing to do.

"Allow me to explain to you, Stranger, that there is no such thing as 'good' or 'bad'. It is a mere illusion hiding the truth.There are only those with a cause and those without," he said with his usual puzzling mix of words.

"Let me ask you one thing, Stranger. What is your cause?" continued Invisi, raising his wand with a movement so smooth that it seemed as if he were writing words in the air with his wand.

((um...i dont have a athletic form, i am slender and cury with fine toned mucels but not obnoxiously showing, and um you dont kow im a girl yet ;)))



She sent a strike of power to his head, You say you wouldnt give methe chance, who says you are quicker than i and that you are more power, well than clearly you under estimate me,she turneda way laughing.

There is such things as good and bad either you harm people with your magic or you help and heal people, you may be bad but help others on occasion or you amy be good, but have to kill someone to save your own life. So which are you good or bad, its all in the way you were trained, She paced back and forth watching him with intent eyes.

My cause is i live here and i canbe where i want and when i want doing whatever i want, the question is who are you and what are you doing here, What is your, cause here?

"Patience, Archer... My Cause... I will reveal shortly," hissed Invisi.

The night was still young, the darkness still pitch black. There was still time; enough for him to handle the situation with the archer and then tend to his other tasks. They continued to tread in a circle, staring at each other intently. His eyes remained fixed upon the concealed face of the hooded Archer. He could only imagine there was a warrior hidden behind the cloak, poised to attack at any suspicious movement. However, with the wand in his hand, Invisi felt safe - confident that his magic would hold up against her skills. Yet, the battle that seemed to be inevitable did not initiate. It was obvious that Invisi did not intend to fight the Archer since he would have already attacked if that was what he desired.

"First, I ask that you reveal yourself," insisted Invisi with that same controlled, mysterious voice.

His cloak sweeped at the cobblestone flooring of the square, producing a swishing sound that made his movements seem all the more elegant. His wand was still raised at chest height, which was camouflaged by the blackness of the night. There was no sign of fear in his countenance which was unfortunately covered by the darkness of his hood. Invisi was one that enjoyed showing his peers and enemies that he feared no one.

"Do not be alarmed. I shall not strike while you introduce yourself. I have no intentions of harming you. You have my word," he asserted, his voice still as calm as the stillness of the night.

She looked at him and laughed she withdrew her cloak letting is gracefully fall to the ground showing her soft curves skinny waist and toned arms she smiled at him, There are you happy now?


I am a peace maker and i am on the good side and i said befoer i will only hurt you if you are a threat to me and my well being,She saw the lack of fear in his eyes and grinned at it, she yawned and continued to stare at him with bored but intent eyes, she was not at all impressed with his lack of fear in his eyes for she had seen it many times before, there was more to him and he trained himself to show none of it.

The Archer slipped off the cloak that had been hiding her slim, toned body. Invisi was quite astonished to see a lady archer standing before him as opposed to the warrior that he had imagined. There was a long pause in which he took the time to assess the situation. She had been open with him and revealed herself, which was a sign of both boldness and willingness. He would have to take into consideration the certain traits that she possessed. Perhaps, she could help him on his quest. But it seemed quite clear that she was one that would never succumb to doing anything selfish. His mouth formed into a sinister smirk underneath his hood, which was barely visible in the darkness.

He slowly brought his wand down to his side to return the gesture of openness. His cloak, however, remained covering his body. Unfortunately, his identity would have to remain hidden for longer. Invisi would hav eliked to reveal his true appearance as well to give her a face to remember. Taking a moment to think over his words carefully, he came to an abrupt halt and faced the newly revealed woman before him. For the first time, Invisi showed a hint of emotion on his stern face. It seemed, although it was dark, that he was pleased.

"I must say I am pleased," he answered, though her question was more rhetorical than inquisitive.

Taking a step forward, he waved his wand in front of her and placed it back into the inside pocket of his garment. This course of action, of course, was one to show that he had no intentions of fighting. The truth was that Invisi did not want to hurt someone who - in the shape of a lady - possessed the same qualities that he did. He was impressed by the bravery that she had exhibited and the skill that she had revealed. Certainly, her skills combined with his would make a great team; one that could not be stopped.

"And I assure you, I am no more an enemy to you than your friends, which I am sure you have. Now, as I promised, I will explain to you my Cause. Seeing how it is late and I have not much time, I will try to briefly summarize everything. I do ask that you do not interrupt until after I am finished," explained Invisi.

Even as he spoke, Invisi's eyes scanned the surrounding square. He was indeed extremely cautious and vigilant. The well shaped features of his cheeks and jaw were now visible. The moon - now barely visible - was no longer hovering over them. The night was fading away and the early morning approached. Time was running out. The encounter with the girl had cost him a valuable opportunity, but it did not matter to him. He had found someone who could possibly be of assistance to him.

"I go by the name of Invisi. I have been traveling to many distant locations in search of follower and allies. One of the locations is where we stand now, although you have hindered me from completing what I came here to do. It is alright, however. Now you might wonder why I am telling you this. The reason is simple. I wish for you to join me and together, we will see through that my Cause is fufilled," his powerful, eloquent voice echoed throughout the square.

"If you will let me, I shall show you more, but for now, I will have to take my leave. There is another task I must see to. But before I go, I ask you, for the first and the only time, will you join me?"

She looked at him as he made his speech and said casualy well even though some of my friends became my enemy i will take your word on it that you will not harm me. she nodded toward him and said i am glade that you are pleased, but i wonder why you do not give me a face to go with your name?, she walked back to pick up her cloak and put it back over her shoulders.

As for joining you I do not know if we will have to kill innocent people, for if we do i want no part of taking innocent lives away. She looked at him questionly. And again you have not stated your cause, but for now you may take my answer and know it as yes until you truly tell me what we have to do. You may call me Nissa, she turned and walked back into the shadows.

"The time is not yet right for me to fully reveal myself."

Content with her reply, he gave her a slight nod and took a step back. She had asked him to reveal himself - which he yearned to do as well - but he would have to wait. The time was not right for his identity to be fully revealed. Timing always played an important part, which Invisi understood to the fullest extent.

"You have made a wise choice. Do not come and look for me. I shall find you when the time is right. Until then, I ask that you do not tell anyone of our encounter... not even to the closest of friends. That is my only request," said Invisi for the last time.

He waved his hand casually and started to walk past her in the other direction. His cloaked figure moved slowly down the deserted alley and then turned a corner, finally disappearing from view. Invisi knew that he would be seeing her again soon...

The Beginning was already unfolding.

WAt should i do now?