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Any that missed him flew off further into the city and detonated in plumes of flame that tore chunks from the nearby buildings. Many either met their end at a concrete wall or a swiftly-raised energy wall from Xemnas' palm. As the Preta Path fell back, the Animal Path called forth a great bird with a drill-like beak and continued to weave while the Asura Path increased its speed and opened up panels in its arms, unleashing swarms of missiles that flew through the air at Xemnas. So, while the rest of The World That Never Was got holes punched into it, the Paths of Pain avoided harm at every turn. It was like trying to swat a swarm of flies with a sledgehammer. What he failed to take into account were how nimble his adversaries were, springing to and fro and wall to wall to avoid getting pummeled. The other Paths of Pain sprang up the building's side, then sprang after Xemnas, who continued to pull up skyscrapers from their foundations and make them into battering rams, poised to crush his enemies beneath them.

The dog sprang into the air, maw open to swallow him whole-Ī skyscraper flew from nowhere to smash into the beast's side, sending it flying away with a yelp in pain. In a flash of silver, Xemnas was gone, hovering high above the ground, his sabers absent and energy sparking in his palms. The Animal Path called forth the gargantuan, multi-headed hound, which sprang at Xemnas, snarling. Three of the Four Paths advanced on the sole Organization member-Asura, Preta and Deva.

When a crackling, crimson rod spouted from Xemnas' palm, it was as good a starting pistol as one could get.

Xemnas was capable of slaughtering Kisame, single-handed, in as little as three minutes, and it was only through sheer luck that they managed to land the first-ever hit on him in the entire war.īoth knew that, given their circumstances, it was time to pull out all stops. That did not erase the need for caution, however. They outnumbered Xemnas four to one and had eliminated his two bodyguards to ensure no further interference. Pain and his other Paths liked their odds. Xemnas was the last of the Organization's ranks and, from what he could remember, there were at least two other Akatsuki members should he defeat Pain, including the Masked Man that Xaldin warned him about. Xemnas and the remaining four Paths of Pain stood across from each other, eyes never wavering from their intense focus. 'It is nearly complete.' the masked man said in victory, 'Organization XIII's defeat is fast-approaching.' To the masked man, however? The sound was beautiful-a symbol of the victory to come. For several tense seconds, nothing happened, then the beast's eyes seem to come alive and a hideous, monstrous roar erupted from its mouth. With a mere point from their blades, the Heart steadily flew high into the air, then went straight into the maw of the creature. Eight appendages emerged from the heart that resembled either long, whiplike tails or the tentacles of an undersea mollusk. Light flashed on impact and from within came a heart-shaped objects that shone like the sun. Their Keyblades pointed at two unconscious figures lying on the ground-a young boy with blonde hair and a taller man with dark skin.Ī beam shot from the tips of their blades, striking the unconscious, dark-skinned man right in the chest. Both possessed odd, key-shaped swords that stood in a sort of trance as their hazed eyes indicated. At its base were four figures-a boy with dirty-blonde, spiky hair and a girl with short, black hair. Back in the canyon where the battle first took place, the masked Akatsuki member, Tobi, stood before a grand statue with multiple eyes, a fanged maw, and two great hands held up as though in offering to the gods.

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