I'm sure you're aware that spirits are born with one ability, such as stomp or charge jump, yes?" He nodded where was this going? "You are also aware that a spirit can absorb light from Ancestral Trees to gain new abilities, but that absorbing light from more than one Ancestral Tree is often disastrous to a spirit's health, yes?" He nodded again. "I must say, though, you've given away far too much about yourself in a single fight." What was that supposed to mean? The blue spirit chuckled and turned his attention to the fight. "I am Fise of Aquanta, your next opponent. They were also about half a head taller than him. Their fur and light were a deep blue, and they had extremely short ears. "Hello." He turned around, and saw another spirit. Why did anyone think hammers were effective weapons? It was Selta versus some overly brutish spirit who held a hammer similar to Ori's first opponent. Ori watched the current fight from afar intently.
"Please tell me one of you is going to be more of a challenge." He walked off of the unconscious spirit and looked at the large crowd, who had been largely stunned into silence. He tried to get up, but Ori just stomped down on him, knocking the spirit out. Ori went flying into the air, and the red spirit was sent slamming into the ground. The swing completely missed, and Ori jumped onto the other spirit's back, then charge jumped off of him. He ran up to the red spirit, and right as they swung, he dashed. He materialized a hammer, and Ori knew he had already won. Ready?" Ori and the other spirit both nodded. "First to forfeit or fall unconscious loses. "You don't look like you've ever eaten a vegetable in your life." The other spirit scowled, and Ori knew he'd won the battle of wits. "For a hero, you don't look so tough!" The other spirit was dark red, almost two heads taller than Ori, and obviously trying to get on his nerves. The first day of festivities was now properly beginning, in the form of Ori's first opponent. Many simply believe that Sein and Seir did most of the work. "I am aware, as are the other Spirit Trees and your fellow spirits. "They are confused-they do not understand how a single spirit could save an entire land, never mind two lands." I mean, Sein and Seir are living proof that I did." I don't get why no one believes that I saved Nibel and Niwen. He sighed, and looked at the ropes on the ground, which were arranged into a familiar rectangle. "You understand why you are here, correct?" Sein and Seir came here to talk to them." He nodded, that made sense. "Who's Pine?" Ori hadn't heard that name before. Her body began to glow pure gold, before seeming to fall in on itself and take their usual ball shape, which they used to float up to the same place as Sein. Sein simply floated up to the top of the tree, while Seir closed their eyes. "Sein, Seir, I understand that you have business with Pine?" Seir nodded, and Sein hummed.
You are dismissed." Piper bowed, then reentered the castle proper. "I have brought them as you requested, sir," Piper said. Once all four of them were up, they had a quick breakfast, then they were brought before the Spirit Tree. "It's a matter of appearances," Piper said. "Why do we have to wake up so early?" Seir complained. Just give me a second to wake the others up." Piper nodded, and Ori went about waking up Sein and Seir. He got up and walked to the door, opening it to reveal Piper. Once again, Ori was woken by a knock at the door.
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