Replacements. He never thought he'd be using that word and the Demon Knights in the same sentence. It was odd how he felt about it, But it was high time that it be done. He had been a knight for almost 340 years. And up until about a month ago, he thought he was human. Truth be told, he was still slightly confused on how it happened, and what exactly happened. He knew that he was not the same person as before. Odin was no longer of this plain of existence, and all of the memories Odin had was now his own. He closed his eyes and he could actually see his mother, Zion's mother. He smiled slightly. Back to work. He needed to find recruits. He thought that seven would do nicely, considering there was only 4 spots. If not all of them were filled, he could move on to another group until he found the ones he wanted. or it was even possible to offer more than four spots, that wasn't a definite yet. Zion had left this up to him. And he would be damned if he didn't do something that was in his best interest.
Dawn had the first of five rings. Leaving four openings. He would have to consider Daemon as one of them, why? Because he didn't want to hear the bitching from both Daemon, and his Niece if he didn't. Besides, just because he considered it didn't mean Daemon would make it. that made him smile a bit. Exion knew plenty of people who had a chance at it. Daemon, Thorn, Marcus, Veil, Kyro, Miara, a few dragons even. This would be hard. He had the suspicion that he would know when he found the right person.
He stood in the one place where he knew he wouldn't find any of the above, Ningen. With a sigh, he closed his eyes, and the red, golden laced glow consumed him. He found himself standing in the middle of Makai, the crossroads. War had broken out here so long ago, between the countries of Makai. He smiled at the thought. 300 years ago, how had he grown since? Yet, in other ways, he was still the same. He always smiled in the face of battle, the fight cheering him on. He sighed, it was time to pass that burden on, he would fight still, but the name, would not be his to be known as, at least not as much as the new ones he was too find. Who was he to choose these elite few on his own? What say did he have over everyone else? Oh yeah, he was already a knight. He knew what it took. He sighed again, and began to walk.
It was dark out, and the red moonlight reflected off of the silver trench coat lightly, as well as his crimson hair as he walked. In thought, stuck to himself about what he was to do, he wasn't sure who he should let in on this. It would be a big burden on whoever he did choose. Was it even the right time yet? Should there be more time between the knights' reins? So many questions, each answer bringing yet more questions. He needed a drink. With each step, the wind caught under his trench coat and let it billow out gently, he smiled, and made his way up to the tavern. At least he didn't have five to choose. Zion chose the first of the new. Then again, he may be looking at having to choose 6…depending on how many they would need. Again he found himself in need of a drink, and ironically, he also found himself in front of a pub. He walked in, and sat at the back table. Placing the much smaller box out on it, and letting it sit there, he stared at it for a few minutes, as if it were suppose to choose the next itself. Exion had changed the box in which the rings were held so that he could carry them on him. The only ones that could touch the box currently, were that of the Angelis bloodline, which meant he could as well. He called the barmaid over, and ordered his usual, sitting there alone, in thought about what he was going to do.
His drinks were brought to him, and even as he looked upon them, he still sat there in thought, letting his head spin in the same thought that had burdened him the last few days. He had the rings, and had the knowledge the types of people he wanted to carry them, yet he was still in a predicament of how to choose, when to choose, and who to choose. He slammed down the clear liquid in the shot glass, and lit up a cigarette, decisions sucked.





