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Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 2:42 pm
Aight, folks, it's been a while since my last post, and that's way too long! So, for all of you Final Fantasy buffs out there, I've made the beginnings of a sequel to the PSP game, Dissidia Final Fantasy. Enjoy, gamers!
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Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 3:26 pm
Synopsis:
Cosmos, goddess of harmony.
Chaos, god of discord.
The two gods had battled since time immemorial, bringing warriors from all lands to fight alongside them. The war had raged for eons. The two gods were of equal strength. However, those who answered the summons of Chaos soon created an inexhaustible force of destruction. The balance that had been held for so many years and conflicts was at an end. It seemed as though victory would soon belong to Discord.
Ten warriors, however, remained to fight for Cosmos. Hailing from distant lands, they each began a quest for, and eventually found, the crystals, the last light in a dying world. As per Cosmos’ wish, the warriors each fought bravely and each found their crystal. However, just as they gathered to finally defeat Chaos, the god of discord appeared. He singlehandedly slew Cosmos, plunging the world into true darkness. The world soon began to fall apart.
However, the light of the crystals kept the ten surviving warriors from disappearing. Time was against them as they fought deeper into the heart of the world, facing again the foes that had previously sided with Chaos. These warriors of discord, now free from the control of the gods’ conflict, followed the naked desires in their hearts. Some wanted to rule, others merely to destroy everything in existence. Near the end, the ten warriors discovered that, without Cosmos, Chaos found no purpose in continuing to exist. Chaos sought to destroy the world, and himself along with it.
Soon, the ten warriors fought their way to the Edge of Madness, where Chaos sat upon his throne. In one last, desperate struggle, the warriors defeated Chaos, bringing salvation to the world and an end to the conflict that had lasted for ages. Having saved the world, the crystals that the ten had gathered began to return the heroes one by one to the world they had originally come from. It was thus that the conflict of the gods drew to a rather unexpected close.
Now the curtain rises on a new tale of conflict, drama, and tragedy…
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