Death has come for you... (A character chat for Death and some others. Join with whoever you want to, make sure they can handle it though!.)

(Yeah! And holy shit! I never thought of that!)

Ekvinathesk: *Shrieks angrily, nearly sending a few planets out of orbit. I betrayed no one! I did what I had to do! If I had not, then dragonkind would be extinct, you fool of a ghost child!

Lucitius: Puts up a shield slongside Lanika’s. His was far more powerful, but it still wouldn’t do any good against a primordial creature like Ekvinathesk.

Synthia: Gathers everyone near Lucitius, just in case they had to flee.

(Ooh, nice. That’s a favorite)

(Lmao! Yeah, but the early history of my multiverse is still very, very vague, so yeah)
(Oof)

Ekvinathesk: Hisses, surprised but unafraid by Ítäki’s change. Know my place? Who do you think I am? Some runt? I was an Elder when you were but a hatchling! I am one of the First! And all knew well that dragonkind would be destroyed, but I acted, and saved who I could!

Lucitius: Speaking to the others. If this becomes a battle, I am taking all of us away from here.

Everyone else: Agrees.

Ekvinathesk: Shrieks, baring his teeth. No self-respecting Elder would shrink themselves to fit in other worlds! And I did not choose who lived or died. If your memory worked, you would recall that I had pleaded to all to find safety. Yet, no one listened! Not even my own bloodkin! Glares, a rumbling growl echoing from him.

Ekvinathesk: Snarls. You shrink because you are a coward! You cannot face the reality of your form. I have killed few mortals in my travels, because they are beneath me! And do not DARE say that you are kin to me! My family died in that void, and none can return from it!

(Thumbs-up)

Ekvinathesk: Seems a bit stunned by her growth, but snarls when she speaks. However, it quickly turns to confusion. He decides to ignore her insult momentarily. What do you speak of, Size-Shifter? His tone remains disdainful, but he seems genuinely bewildered.

Ekvinathesk: Still confused. If you speak metaphorically, then know that I do not understand your meaning. If we are true siblings, then I do not remember you, and I am the elder of all my siblings.

Ekvinathesk: Completely bewildered. He then snorts, eyes growing distant. Why does any of this matter? I have long been in exile. What use does our meeting serve? Another claw of torment and shame to follow me? Huffs disdainfully, then starts to turn away.

Ekvinathesk: Huffs again. I have seen most of what this multiverse can offer. There is little here that interests me.

Ekvinathesk: Growls at her actions. Well, other multiverses cannot be accessed by the living except under extremely unusual circumstances. So, of course, I would not know of all multiverses.

Ekvinathesk: Snorts at her. I have tried, Half-Life! I am still fully living compared to you. The entrances you know do not exist for me.

Ekvinathesk: Snarls back just as loud. Well, lucky you. Go flaunt yourself elsewhere then, because I don’t care! Now, if you don’t mind, I’d like to resume my roaming.

Ekvinathesk: Growls, glaring. There is pain visible behind that glare. They are dead. What be the use of visiting them in other realities? This one is the one I know, and they are dead! A burst of light obscures himself, then he’s gone, having teleported past her. He flaps his wings and speeds away, having no desire to speak with her anymore.

Ghar’Teus: Is mumbling. Pain. There was greif in that glare. He still greives.

Lucitius: Looks at Ghar’Teus in confusion, unsure how he could have deciphered that from Ekvinathesk’s glare.

Everyone else: Stunned and speechless by the whole interaction.