[OOC Board] - All the World's a Game
10/12/2013, 05:17 PM #15972
Whats up Wriggs. (your new nickname)
10/12/2013, 05:34 PM #15974
@S121
Here is a few reports from the game written by Xehanort that may describe what he is planning. As for who would tell John, I don't know but not Ansem the Wise. Most likely the Organization as they want him too to battle for Kingdom Hearts. It's more of a bait that actual advice.
In ancient times, no such buffers kept the larger World divided; there were no walls of light enclosing each smaller world the way they do today. Nothing prevented one from physically interfering with the next.
At that time, the World was filled with light, and a great many Keyblade wielders. But without buffers, the worlds began to squabble over ownership of the light. You see, they learned of the Keyblade's true use. War broke out as each of the Keyblade wielders struggled to lay claim to an almighty entity known as Kingdom Hearts.
Kingdom Hearts could be described as an aggregate of hearts. Worlds, too, have hearts, just like people; each world's heart is concealed from sight, beyond a hidden door. By gathering all the hearts of all the worlds in a single place, one may complete Kingdom Hearts. - Xehanort's Report III
And when Kingdom Hearts is complete, it is said the one who opens its door will bring about the creation of the Next World. Such a feat is above any human. Or, to put it a different way: whoever opens that door will be reborn as something far greater than human.
Light and darkness are two sides of the same coin; without darkness, there is no light. The Keyblade wielders' great war over Kingdom Hearts was fought by defenders of the light, servants of darkness, those who sought to reconcile the two, and those motivated by nothing more than lust for power. A whole spectrum of thought was swept into the conflict, and the worlds that did not go to war found the war brought to them. In the end, the whole World was cast into darkness.
That was how the ancient Keyblade War drew to a close. To this day, no one has ever managed to open the door to Kingdom Hearts.
Some time later, the little light that remained in the hearts of the few gave rise to the World we know today: one made of many worlds behind just as many walls, so that the Keyblade War would not be repeated. - Xehanort's Report IV
There are three families of Keyblades: the Keyblades of light we wield, Keyblades of darkness, and Keyblades of heart.
The first and second families differ only in origin; Keyblades of darkness are found in the realm of darkness, and are counterparts to the Keyblades we use in the realm of light.
The third type of key, the Keyblade of heart, came into existence when the World was reorganized after the Keyblade War. Without this key, Kingdom Hearts is forever beyond a person's reach. Only by gathering together seven hearts of pure light—hearts completely devoid of darkness—may one forge a Keyblade of heart and open the door to Kingdom Hearts.
And, as stated before, opening this door arguably gives that person control over all worlds and all people. - Xehanort's Reort VI
I have uncovered the Keyblade's ultimate mystery. You see, besides the three families of Keyblades, there is another "Key Blade." While it may sound the same when spoken, it is notated uniquely: "χ-blade." And make no mistake, while it resembles a normal Keyblade, it is something altogether different.
Keyblades are said to be man-made counterparts to Kingdom Hearts. The χ-blade, however, coexists with Kingdom Hearts.
It is only forged when two hearts of equal power intersect—one heart of pure darkness, one heart of pure light. At the time of its forging, Kingdom Hearts appears. It must be noted, though, that this Kingdom Hearts is special. Unlike the Kingdoms brought about forcibly and artificially through the collection of hearts, THIS Kingdom Hearts is a perfect and complete union of ALL the worlds' hearts. Surely it was over this that the ancient Keyblade War was fought.
If so, the walls that divide the worlds today are of little consequence. With the χ-blade, all their hearts could be instantly reunited—and the Keyblade War, refought. Xehanort's Report VII
Here is a few reports from the game written by Xehanort that may describe what he is planning. As for who would tell John, I don't know but not Ansem the Wise. Most likely the Organization as they want him too to battle for Kingdom Hearts. It's more of a bait that actual advice.
In ancient times, no such buffers kept the larger World divided; there were no walls of light enclosing each smaller world the way they do today. Nothing prevented one from physically interfering with the next.
At that time, the World was filled with light, and a great many Keyblade wielders. But without buffers, the worlds began to squabble over ownership of the light. You see, they learned of the Keyblade's true use. War broke out as each of the Keyblade wielders struggled to lay claim to an almighty entity known as Kingdom Hearts.
Kingdom Hearts could be described as an aggregate of hearts. Worlds, too, have hearts, just like people; each world's heart is concealed from sight, beyond a hidden door. By gathering all the hearts of all the worlds in a single place, one may complete Kingdom Hearts. - Xehanort's Report III
And when Kingdom Hearts is complete, it is said the one who opens its door will bring about the creation of the Next World. Such a feat is above any human. Or, to put it a different way: whoever opens that door will be reborn as something far greater than human.
Light and darkness are two sides of the same coin; without darkness, there is no light. The Keyblade wielders' great war over Kingdom Hearts was fought by defenders of the light, servants of darkness, those who sought to reconcile the two, and those motivated by nothing more than lust for power. A whole spectrum of thought was swept into the conflict, and the worlds that did not go to war found the war brought to them. In the end, the whole World was cast into darkness.
That was how the ancient Keyblade War drew to a close. To this day, no one has ever managed to open the door to Kingdom Hearts.
Some time later, the little light that remained in the hearts of the few gave rise to the World we know today: one made of many worlds behind just as many walls, so that the Keyblade War would not be repeated. - Xehanort's Report IV
There are three families of Keyblades: the Keyblades of light we wield, Keyblades of darkness, and Keyblades of heart.
The first and second families differ only in origin; Keyblades of darkness are found in the realm of darkness, and are counterparts to the Keyblades we use in the realm of light.
The third type of key, the Keyblade of heart, came into existence when the World was reorganized after the Keyblade War. Without this key, Kingdom Hearts is forever beyond a person's reach. Only by gathering together seven hearts of pure light—hearts completely devoid of darkness—may one forge a Keyblade of heart and open the door to Kingdom Hearts.
And, as stated before, opening this door arguably gives that person control over all worlds and all people. - Xehanort's Reort VI
I have uncovered the Keyblade's ultimate mystery. You see, besides the three families of Keyblades, there is another "Key Blade." While it may sound the same when spoken, it is notated uniquely: "χ-blade." And make no mistake, while it resembles a normal Keyblade, it is something altogether different.
Keyblades are said to be man-made counterparts to Kingdom Hearts. The χ-blade, however, coexists with Kingdom Hearts.
It is only forged when two hearts of equal power intersect—one heart of pure darkness, one heart of pure light. At the time of its forging, Kingdom Hearts appears. It must be noted, though, that this Kingdom Hearts is special. Unlike the Kingdoms brought about forcibly and artificially through the collection of hearts, THIS Kingdom Hearts is a perfect and complete union of ALL the worlds' hearts. Surely it was over this that the ancient Keyblade War was fought.
If so, the walls that divide the worlds today are of little consequence. With the χ-blade, all their hearts could be instantly reunited—and the Keyblade War, refought. Xehanort's Report VII
| Born in the light.
Molded in the dark. Never Forget, Keep Fighting. |
 |
Don't Forget.
Always, somewhere,
someone is fighting for you.
As long as you remember her,
you are not alone.
|
10/12/2013, 05:49 PM #15976
@S121
If you read carefully it never mentions a door for the true Kingdom Hearts. All John have to do is defeat everyone else that wants Kingdom Hearts just as the Organization wants. The reason it's written that you need a Keyblade of People's heart is because you need that to gather the hearts needed to get Kingdom Hearts.
If you read carefully it never mentions a door for the true Kingdom Hearts. All John have to do is defeat everyone else that wants Kingdom Hearts just as the Organization wants. The reason it's written that you need a Keyblade of People's heart is because you need that to gather the hearts needed to get Kingdom Hearts.
| Born in the light.
Molded in the dark. Never Forget, Keep Fighting. |
|
Don't Forget.
Always, somewhere,
someone is fighting for you.
As long as you remember her,
you are not alone.
|
10/12/2013, 05:58 PM #15977
@Katrix
I just thought of something.
If somebody from Organization XIII tells John, then he might not trust them. After all, he is enemies with them, and knows what Xehanort's end goal is.
I just thought of something.
If somebody from Organization XIII tells John, then he might not trust them. After all, he is enemies with them, and knows what Xehanort's end goal is.
Originally posted by S121
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10/12/2013, 06:08 PM #15978
@S121
Yeah I know. That's where things get difficult. Here is something tough. Maybe he could be told indirectly via someone else.
Yeah I know. That's where things get difficult. Here is something tough. Maybe he could be told indirectly via someone else.
| Born in the light.
Molded in the dark. Never Forget, Keep Fighting. |
|
Don't Forget.
Always, somewhere,
someone is fighting for you.
As long as you remember her,
you are not alone.
|
10/12/2013, 06:15 PM #15979
@Katrix
Yes, but John would start to become suspicious that someone not affiliated with KH would have such knowledge. Knowing John, he would look into it and try and figure out where they got their sources.
Because of his sort of tactician nature, he tends to look into things, to try and read between the lines.
It will be hard to fool him.
Yes, but John would start to become suspicious that someone not affiliated with KH would have such knowledge. Knowing John, he would look into it and try and figure out where they got their sources.
Because of his sort of tactician nature, he tends to look into things, to try and read between the lines.
It will be hard to fool him.
Originally posted by S121
Every time I see a new post on the Forum, I feel like a little kid during Christmas, all giddy.
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10/12/2013, 06:33 PM #15980
@S121
What I was thinking was for example that he meat someone when the battle had already gotten quite bad and chaos were everywhere. He could ask this person why he was battling and the person would respond with something like. "I've heard that if you manage to get to Kingdom Hearts you will gain eternal knowledge. There i must find a way to revive my dead love" or something like that. Or it could be in a newscast or something like that. If he see that every person that is capable of fighting is fighting I'm sure it wouldn't be so suspicious if people that aren't from KH would know. They have to know what they are fighting for right?
What I was thinking was for example that he meat someone when the battle had already gotten quite bad and chaos were everywhere. He could ask this person why he was battling and the person would respond with something like. "I've heard that if you manage to get to Kingdom Hearts you will gain eternal knowledge. There i must find a way to revive my dead love" or something like that. Or it could be in a newscast or something like that. If he see that every person that is capable of fighting is fighting I'm sure it wouldn't be so suspicious if people that aren't from KH would know. They have to know what they are fighting for right?
| Born in the light.
Molded in the dark. Never Forget, Keep Fighting. |
|
Don't Forget.
Always, somewhere,
someone is fighting for you.
As long as you remember her,
you are not alone.
|
10/12/2013, 06:39 PM #15981
Hey, S1, know what I thought of? What if KH told an enemy to tell John? Now, that would be hard to fool John all the same, but... listen up.
It's just like the plot of Peace Walker. Sure, Coldman said he could launch a nuke, but the people will only get worked up, therefore, he tried to launch an actual nuke to prove that he was capable and willing to launch a nuke (get ready for silly in rp example)
Say, the Coldman (KH) wanted to steal a cake from Snake (John). Whether or not they actually wanted to, Snake would have a hard time believing it. Therefore, they get Peace Walker (HM) to spread the message. Coldman tells PW to take a cookie from Snake, and PW achieves that goal. Snake would better believe that they would steal a cake. Rinse and repeat.
Last edited by wonderweiss; 10/12/2013, 06:41 PM. It's just like the plot of Peace Walker. Sure, Coldman said he could launch a nuke, but the people will only get worked up, therefore, he tried to launch an actual nuke to prove that he was capable and willing to launch a nuke (get ready for silly in rp example)
Say, the Coldman (KH) wanted to steal a cake from Snake (John). Whether or not they actually wanted to, Snake would have a hard time believing it. Therefore, they get Peace Walker (HM) to spread the message. Coldman tells PW to take a cookie from Snake, and PW achieves that goal. Snake would better believe that they would steal a cake. Rinse and repeat.