A Father's Hope [KOYOMI, OPEN]

The White Wizard of Conviction trekked across the mysterious hallways of the grand building he was in. As he sneaked his way around, he couldn't but think back for his reasons for coming here. Ever since Koyomi's death, he had been trying to find a way to bring her back ever since; sadly all his attempts ended in failure. Heck, he was on the very verge of despair until one day we made a special discovery of another world unlike theirs.

Thanks to the powerful magic of the White Wizards, he was able to trace a strange source of magic which allowed him to discover a place called Magic Land. According to his findings, it appeared to be an alternate reality of their world where everyone can use magic and all folklore in the real world being a shocking reality in Magic Land. However, the White Wizard's true purpose for coming here was for...Koyomi.

Fueki's wife and daughter has been dead for years and he's all be alone and depressed. To see that an alternate reality Koyomi existed and still alive had brought newfound hope to him. She wasn't her daughter, but at the same time, she was. And to see her trapped and violated by the cruel world around her was unforgivable.

He wasn't able to save his Koyomi, but he vowed that he would save her Magic Land counterpart. And if possible, he might actually find something useful he could bring back to his world to revive his daughter. With this goal in mind, the White Wizard cautiously poked around, wondering which room she could be in...

The White Wizard wandered and roamed about the various enigmatic halls, and much to his dismay, he felt that he wasn't going anywhere. Stopping in his tracks, he tried thinking hard and murmured quietly to himself, "If I was a warden working here, where would I put a highly-regarded prisoner?"

He soon got his answer, when he heard footsteps coming from the area in front of him. The White Wizard quickly hid behind a pillar, barely peeking out to get an idea where the footsteps were coming from. Upon seeing two figures, the White Wizard that they were Mages, but he noticed that they had a elegant red cape cloaking their right side. Could it mean a rank?

The White Wizard watched the guards securing a door. If his hunch was correct, that was where his daughter, no, Koyomi is. At first consideration, the White Wizard thought about teleporting past it, but he sensed something strange about the door. Whether it was a barrier or magical alarm, he didn't know but it probably was part of the security and that threw his most obvious plan out the window.

He needed a way through, but didn't see any other option than a teleportation breach. Unless...

Fueki took a good look of his White Wizard suit and his overall guise. He looked like a master magician and he was raised to speak like one. Although it was risky plan, he wondered if he could try tricking the guards into letting him in. Surely, no one could suspect a white mage to be an enemy, so it was certainly plausible he could try playing along with an act of authority. Being deceitful was his specialty after tricking numerous pupils back in his world, so whose to say it won't work on them?

Standing tall and affirmed, he stepped out of his hiding place and walked towards the guards, making his presences and footsteps known.

"The...intrusion has made me quite agitated." the White Wizard spoke menacingly. "Only a fool would be ignorant enough to believe that escape would be possible here."

Equipping his Chain Ring for show, he added. "I'm here to personally discipline our misbehaving prisoner along with...her failed savior. To teach them that might makes right."

"This women will learn her lesson." the White Wizard demanded. "As Counseler..." He quickly thought up of a random name. "...White, I want this door open, now."

Seconds thought occurred when the White Wizard said that, wondering if he was pushing it a bit too far. Resorting to bribery, he took out his Eclipse Ring (it was his second one, since Haruto stole the original one) and displayed it to the captain. "I understand that honor is important, but sometimes prisoners will only learn through pain. If you keep your silence, I will grant you a new power."

The White Wizard was fairly sure they couldn't recognize such ring, though if they did it would blow his cover.

'Damn!' The White Wizard thought, shocked by how they actually knew. 'They're smarter than I thought!'

Being an expert mage, he activated his ring faster than the other two. CHAIN, NOW and the white magic chains wrapped around their necks, with the White Wizard tightening the grip in a quick attempt to suffocate them.