Aquilo Divinus [Axel]

[Axel]

Not much of a problem. Or maybe it is.
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Axel shook his head. "No, no injuries that I could see. He just suddenly decided to leave, I guess."

The more people who knew about the Champion's shortcomings, the better. Until this guy made himself into more of a threat, Axel would continue to think he was nothing but a joke. Of course, that did nothing to help this imbalance problem everyone was concerned about.

[Slash]

Not worth worrying about.

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So he was absolutely not worth any sort of worry. Xaldin committed that to memory.

If the King was dead, that only meant good things for him. The mouse had been quite annoying in intervening when he tried to create new Nobodies, although not as annoying as Sora. The latter could be disposed of at any time. He'd do that after everything else he had to do was finished.

Time to scout out a little more of the Organization's present state.

"I was also informed that Lexaeus is the new leader. How has he handled that mantle?"

[Axel]

Nothing's really changed for the better.
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Axel was fully aware that Xaldin was using him for information, but the Flame didn't care. If he hadn't wanted to share anything, he wouldn't have in the first place. Besides, this was mostly common knowledge among the Organization members.

"Lex? Eh. I honestly haven't seen him around much since everything went down--or didn't go down--at the Graveyard. Not too sure what he's been up to."

[Slash]

I think that is enough.

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Xaldin nodded. It didn't seem like he had much of a leader's presence, especially since he had not called a meeting.

In fact, Xaldin did not think he would be there for long. As a Somebody and as a Nobody, he had always been steadfast and honorable. Giving him control of the Organization, while seeming like a good plan in the short term due to his power, was doomed to failure. The other members were in no way honorable.

Not even me. That changed a long time ago.[/color]

He could remember enough about himself to know how different he had become. While he had always been strict, he had not always been cruel.

It didn't matter in the least, and he felt nothing at the loss of most of what Dilan had been. Everyone had changed when they had lost their heart- except for Aeleus.

What will you do, old friend? If you leave, another piece of what we made breaks off.[/color]

It could not be helped. It may even be beneficial given enough time.

Xaldin resolved to leave in return for the information Axel had given him.

"I think I will go see him. Enjoy your stay here."

With one final smirk, he faded into a Corridor.