Storyteller and Wizard Saint [Private/Chaotic Rumble]

Ayato had just recently ended his second meeting with Elizabeth. It seemed as time progressed, the two were getting closer as friends, but that didn't make Ayato feel less secure with his emotions than before. Albeit, he was impressed by what was handed to him; permission to enter the wonderful Blue Pegasus, a great friend- everything! Here, however, was an area in which a new path would begin. As much as Ayato wanted to keep visiting Elizabeth, he needed to expand his horizons, and meet new people. This time especially, Ayato had been invited to a meeting with one of the strongest members of Blue Pegasus: Ayeseru, the Wizard Saint. Ayato was secretly ecstatic about this moment, though he needed to act like his usual self. He wondered what kind of personality Ayeseru had, and what drove him to meet Ayato, specifically. On the contrary, even if the reason were weak, Ayato was honoured to meet someone new, and hopefully find another member of Blue Pegasus to befriend.

Ayato sighed in relief once he saw that Ayeseru had arrived- at least that's what the woman identified herself as, so unless there was another Ayeseru in Fiore, then Ayato had met the right person. "A fellow Blue Pegasus member, as I expected." Ayato commented. He stood upright, and shook Ayeseru's hand like a gentleman. Something was not right, however. While this person obviously seemed to appear as a female, Ayato smelt a masculine scent, and for some reason, during the handshake, felt that there was something unsettling about this woman. However, during this time, all Ayato could do was deal with the situation at hand, and therefore he simply sat down, and made himself comfortable. "Ayeseru Suzumoto...a cool name to remember. My name is Seitenshi Ayato. I requested that you come here as I read some things about the guild." Ayato looked at Ayeseru with a warm smile on his face. Already, this woman made quite the impression on him. While he sensed something uneasy about the woman, he also sensed an immeasurable amount of magic within her, which obviously defined nothing more than a Wizard Saint, and in his presence, too.

"While I wandered the guild hall, many people turned to me and acknowledged me as a newcomer to their fine establishment. I was accommodated to many things, such as my own living space in the guild hall, temporarily. However, while I was flattered with what was offered to me, I wanted to know about some of the people in there." Ayato looked down, his smile completely faded away as he recalled something depressing. "When I asked these people about their fellow members, your name was the first to come up; not the master's, but yours. People complimented them as if you were their brother." Ayato dug into his jacket, then pulled out his book. Upon the grasp of this sacred item, interesting news immediately came to mind; a sixth sense, if you will. This is what the book was called, anyway, which allowed Ayato to identify some things the average naked eye could not. "This book lets me identify you as you are, and I know you're a man, so while we talk, don't act feminine, okay?" Ayato requested with a hint of laughter to his voice, "On a more serious note, however, I've never had a brother, and I..."

Ayato stared at Ayerseru curiously while she commented on his abilities, and told him about seemed to be her latest story. "Ah, so this whole experiment was against your will?" Ayato confirmed, "Truthfully, I sensed something unsettling about your magic when I shook hands with you. The book was trying to identify it with me, and as you said, its probably just this sudden change of yours that is making you appear rather...odd." Ayato laughed at the last statement he made. He was being brutally honest. Ayeseru needed some help with her current self. Meanwhile, however, Ayato was in the middle of telling Ayeseru his own story, which seemed to intertwine with Ayeseru's own story. "I need a brother, and I find you befitting of the position." Ayato concluded, "It sounds strange, but while I seem so positive, loneliness haunts my mind. I get severely depressed when I'm alone, and lately, recurring nightmares of being an orphan have corrupted me, despite any event I've been in. I haven't told anyone- not even Elizabeth. The puzzle that is my life was- and is- missing several pieces, and I need them filled. I missed out on a lot of things a normal kid would get easily as a child, and I feel like the pieces I could once tolerate then are pieces I need now." Ayato was being more than brutally honest, at this point. He had a mental condition of recurring loneliness disorder- what he called his troubles, anyway. As he missed out on so much as a young boy, Ayato felt as though he needed to relive his past, or at least start anew, and while he felt confident enough to focus on the present, he couldn't.

"Tell me, Ayeseru: how did it feel to have a brother?" Ayato looked up at the sky during this time. The clouds were bonded so well together, and the young man felt mistreated. Life had not given him his necessities in the past, which is why he was desperate for it in the present. Elizabeth was figuratively his sister, and Catsu his little buddy. However, Ayato was still absent of a brother, a father, and a mother. On the contrary, even one parent was okay, which is why Ayato expected to meet his Guild Master about a relevant issue: the matter of an absent father. "There are just so many things in life I wish I had the opportunity to do, so many things I wish I could take back, and so many things I wish I could've pursued myself towards in a better way. Honestly, I cannot recall a single day of my past in which every hour was an hour of pure happiness. The most important reason I joined Blue Pegasus...was to meet my new family."

Ayato frowned at first while he heard Ayeseru's response. He seemed to have a terrible past with his brother. By the looks of it, it not only seemed like Ayeseru was angry towards the fact that his time with brother seemingly wasn't the best, but regretful, as well- at least that is what it sounded like. "Whenever one path closes, another one opens." Ayato remarked, smiling towards Ayeseru. Though he felt sorrowful, Ayato wanted to put some effort into making his guildmate smile. Ayeseru seemed like a great companion, after all, which Ayato couldn't afford to lose to the depths of depression, itself. However, while he tried to make Ayeseru happy, he saw him walk towards the edge of the grand cliff in this landform. Ayato followed, and saw that while he wished to sit beside Ayeseru, the man- appearing as a woman- invited him to sit, anyway.

Ayato sat comfortably beside Ayeseru with his arms crossed. "It surely is a wonderful view." Ayato commented, "Sometimes I wish all places looked this nice, though I suppose there is more to an area than its appearance- to not judge a book by its cover, they say." Minutes had passed while the two peacefully looked into the sights set by the position they were sitting in. The temperature was cool, the weather was fantastic, and the sky radiated with light. "Promise me that you'll be the best brother you can, and I'll do the same." Ayato pledged, "We are two members of Blue Pegasus: a guild of determination, ambition and pride. We are fitted to fulfill the dreams of others." While Ayeseru had already shown Ayato physical forms of affectionate, already, Ayato patted Ayeseru on the back for his kind gesture.

"So you want to learn about me, huh?" Ayato confirmed after even more minutes of staring off into the sky, "Well, aside from what you know already, I am 19 years old, and I live in a log house hidden within one of the few forests of Clover Town. I've lived there for most of my life, though I cannot recall where I lived with my family. All I remember about my family is that nothing went right. There was this demon who threatened to curse my sister, though I shielded her, in the end. As a result, I was given the curse of isolation. This meant that I was left to live alone, and my family could not ever recall who I was. In fact, after being cursed, my family assumed I was just somebody who had rented a room in their house. This demon kept ensuring I lived poorly, and so I missed out on pretty much any good opportunity that passed by. I suffered a series of unfortunate events until a High-Class Angel killed the demon who had cursed me, and freed me from the curse. Of course, once the demon was defeated, the last portion of the curse was activated, and everyone forgot who I was eternally." Ayato gave a heavy sigh after telling his fable.

"Blue Pegasus is my new family." Ayato concluded.