'Our son?' [Many Peoples]

So much was broken, his people, the world, his heart. Blye didn't know how much he could take, and everyone seemed to feel the same. He'd never sat in a room full of so much hopelessness. The only determination they had left was desperation, to do something to save their world. The Sun was gone, and in it's place was a bringer of the end. Mo was never someone Blye knew much about, in fact he'd never met the Demon until watching him destroy Baransu. From Sora, Blye watched, and he caught a glance of the Dragon's eyes as he flew by. And then Blye was just filled with rage, rage and utter sorrow. Mo killed his Clan, that Dragon was the reaction of his mistake in the past. Mo was watching the destruction of his Clan fly by, and it killed him knowing he could do nothing against Mo. Not now, not after how weak his powers had become. 

Since then it was worry, the Sun was gone, nothing would grow. He worried for his son, seeing the past how Mo had taken him, and now tortured the boy to steal his magic. It made Blye sick, and sickness wasn't good for the frail King. He had the support of others, as much support as anyone could lend at this point, and together they tried to plan something. To hunt down Mo, and find Percival. And then Kakushin joined them, without his other half. Ru was missing. A body hadn't been found, which in this situation was a good thing, but it was one more name to add to the search. Blye sat deep in his chair, trying to sooth his head from the worrying pains. Then, in the midst of discussion, the door dropped, slamming into the ground. Blye didn't get up in time, and Kaku moved to defend him. Blye saw a woman and man, frowning at their questions, and not having to look into the past for the answer. Their son? So these were Percy's parents? Blye's handed clenched together. They cared for his son, without them Percy wouldn't have survived this long, but knowing that they'd also made Percy believe Blye was evil, made him tense. "My son, Percival, is still missing. We have no leads on him. Mo is using his magic, and knowing how Space magic works... Percival could be anywhere. Mo however, is easy to track. Once he attacks, we know where he is, the issue is that he doesn't stay there for long." Blye explained. 
"We're trying to plan on taking down Mo first." Kaku added. 

Draiko knew his situation would always been in favour of what Nanari wanted. She'd said he was free to do as he pleased, but deep down there was an instinct to follow her and protect her. Perhaps the same sort of instinct Father had. So despite how Draiko hated so much talking, and hated the atmosphere of hopelessness, he still remained by Nanari's side. Gloomy, hiding under his scarf, but still mostly present for this talk. It was mostly muttering about an almost plan they had, but nothing more. Draiko was about to sigh, when the door broke open, and he was on the defensive, summoning his own sword, remaining ready. He stared right at Meinu, his older sister. Alive, which was something she shouldn't be right now. Draiko would attack if he wasn't locked into passiveness by the Weapon, so instead he just remained ready to defend Nanari should things get dangerous. As Meinu warned they would if she didn't get answers. 

What confused Draiko was that she referred to Percival as her Son. The same Percival that his wielder seemed to have bad history with, the same boy captured and being used. Draiko frowned, did that make the boy his... nephew? Draiko shook his head, looking to Meinu, filled with something odd. He wanted to kill her, obviously, for betraying the family. But, part of Draiko actually wanted to help his bitch of a sister. "There is something... someone useful in my family." Draiko suddenly said, possible the first words he'd even said to this group. He dropped his fabricated sword and it dissolved, and he walked closer to Meinu. "Void, he can cancel out any magic, including Mo's Time magic, and including this... controlling magic. But... he has to be touching the person to cancel their magic. So far we can't get close to the Dragon without him vanishing." Draiko explained.
"If Void was... wielded by someone..." He muttered, before stopping himself. He might be one himself, but even Draiko was against the idea of his siblings becoming like him or Cory or Father. 

Blye had to calm himself when Meinu continued to call Percy her's. It was true, of course, but Blye struggled to take it without getting furious. His head dropped down at the idea that they didn't have anything useful. It was true, they really didn't. This was by far the hardest situation they'd all faced, where no one knew of a plan that could work, no one knew how to stop this problem. The room was quiet, until another spoke. Draiko, one of the Sun children, Meinu's brother. They seemed to have one among them that could cancel magic, only with touch. And then another, that might help with the mind control problem. And then, then Blye jumped to his feet. It was a little too quick for the fragile King, who almost collapsed from the strain, but was held up by his fellow King. Blye took a deep breath, leaning on Kaku, glaring at Meinu. 

"So you've followed him all this time? You knew what Mo wanted to do, so you... you brought up Percy just to be used by Mo." Blye stated, he didn't ask, he stated. Teeth clenched, a dark glare on his face, darker than Blye had shown for a long while. "You're the reason why he's stuck where he is right now, then. Percival is... suffering now, because you decided to help Mo all this time." Blye took a deep breath. "And you still call yourself his parents." He muttered quietly. 

It was bad enough that thanks to these two, Blye had to live these eighteen years thinking his son was gone. Now they'd raised him away from his real father, made him hate Blye, and raised him his own doom. It was horrible, they were horrible people. Blye couldn't help but glare at them as Meinu tried to explain, her voice furious as she spoke. He didn't look away, other than glance towards Nanari. Perhaps Nanari was in part to blame, but she didn't do anything wrong, or intend for any of this. Blye had seen her past, as hard as it had been to watch what Percy did to her, it did confirm that Nanari was always just trying to help. It was the fault of his 'parents' that Percy turned out the way he was, and because of what they'd taught him, they were all facing a terrible fate. Blye looked down, but, he supposed, that fate was already upon them. He couldn't just blindly choose to hate possible allies. Perhaps during a war yes, but not one like this. In this situation, they needed everyone to work together, enemies or not. "I have every right... since you stole my chance to be a parent from me." He muttered bitterly, glancing to Aisu to hear him out, before looking away. 
"Whatever is going on here, as important as it might be, saving your son, finding Ru and defeating Mo are more important right now." Kakushin finally said in the silence. Blye sighed, "I'd go back eighteen years and stop all of this by taking Percy myself if I could..." He glared once more to Meinu, "Then Mo may not have had the chance to take him.... But, it would be impossible now. I can't go back that far anymore, and if I could, there's no promise Mo won't use his own Time magic to counter mine. I've never had to consider fighting someone with the same magic as me, much less the idea of someone having a stronger version of it." He explained, and sighed again. 
Then Blye thought some more. "If Mo was... distracted, I could attempt to go back to when he captured Percy, it's not so far back, and then I might be able to stop all of these problems."

Blye's gaze was finally taken from Meinu. Good as it was, he was still holding in anger, and it was partly towards Nanari now too. Her response, it got a neutral look from Blye, but there was a flicker of blame to his eyes. She knew the plan wouldn't work, like she knew all about Percy's feelings, his issues, like she knew that she didn't care really about Percy's life right now. Blye huffed, "You've never been back in time, Nanari. It's impossible to delay the inevitable when you completely end the chance for that inevitable to happen... I should know, I've done it before." Blye explained. "All it would take is for me to travel and warn everyone of what's going to happen, then we can scout out for Mo and kill him before he even gets to my son." Blye added. 
"Trying to defeat Mo now is impossible, the same reason I can't be defeated. He can just reverse time during combat to make sure it doesn't happen, or freeze time to run away. He can't prevent me from going back and making sure he never gets the powers to do so." Blye paused, gathering in the atmosphere. "I'll risk whatever it takes to stop this before it's begun... none of you have seen what he's doing to my son right now."