entrancelogs | xemnas and elphaba +somewhat complete+;

Who: Xemnas

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Where Room 313
When: Shortly after this, this, and this. (getting confused yet? XD)
Rating: PG.
Summary: Xemnas gives Elphaba an ultimatum.
the Story:
If he was capable of feeling anger, now would be the time where Xemnas would be seething. More or less that the Organization's 'prized' gambler had screwed up -- twice -- and he hadn't even realised it until it was too late (and Saix had pointed out the latter problem). And now X's companion is apparently causing the Organization some grief, and it has to be stopped. The last thing the Organization needs right now is more trouble, especially when they're right in the middle of formulating plans to get Kingdom Hearts back.

Not to mention that whole Seven Moons thing on top of it all. Honestly.

He suspects that she will be hiding in her room -- he supposes he has Luxord to thank for that -- and eventually finds the right number room after taking a few wrong turns. Luxord won't be there, he knows, and knocks sharply on the door three times, waiting patiently for her to open the door.

Xemnas is planning on giving Elphaba an ultimatum; and if she declines to follow it, well. The price could well be death.

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Elphie had returned to her room some time ago. She hadn't slept in two days, not that it was important anyhow. She wasn't in the best of moods, and hasn't been since the spat with Luxord. For some asinine reasons, she thought he would be there. Of course, he wasn't.

She had just taken off her shoes and hat when there was someone knocking on the door. Grumbling, she stood and answered it. Crestfallen, she raised an eyebrow.

"What do you want?"

He hadn't expected a warm welcome from her, so Xemnas just brushed it aside. He wasn't here to give her a lecture on what and what not to do where Luxord was concerned, and Saix had already outlined the Nobodies' situation to her already, so he didn't expect this discussion to take long.

"There is a subject of much importance that I must discuss with you that has recently been brought to my attention. I assure you that this will not take long, as it is obvious you do not wish for me to be here." He folded his arms, watching her.

She glared at him. She stared at a thread loose on his collar.

"Then why are you here?" her voice was even, monotone.

She refused to show him any emotion. If the Organization didn't feel, neither would she.

He narrowed his eyes faintly, making a quiet noise of disgust. Really. Did she have to be so difficult?

"I wish to discuss your... ties, however few they may be, with the Organization. Namely the one with Luxord." Xemnas knew he was a touchy subject for the woman at the moment, which would only make this all the more difficult.

"You have no concern with he and I. So I think it would be best if you went back to your little play things, and leave me alone."

Her gaze steadied on the thread. She wondered what she could do to this... this Nobody.

Sighing, not wanting to be bothered, she turned and started to close the door.

"I could not care less what relationship you and Luxord have," he interrupted her, tapping his fingers against his arm irritably. "However, he summoned a Heartless because of whatever disagreement the pair of you had. I do not need misdirected suspicion aroused about the Organization's doings because you cannot accept that until Kingdom Hearts is ours, Luxord cannot love you."

Not having emotions did have a plus side, after all.

She turned back around. Her eyes adverting down to the cuff of the man's pants. She trained her gaze on it. Fire... Fire... Let it catch fire... she thought. Before long, the pant leg began to smoke.

Without looking up at him, she smirked. "If he cannot love me, then why did he get close? Things from your world are null in void here. Kingdom Hearts doesn't exist. Whatever you do here, will not effect your "plans". Accept it."

Within moments, the fabric caught flame.

"Whatever he fools himself to believe is not my concern. If he believes that he can feel, he is a fool; and you are an even bigger one for trying to convince him that he is somebody. He isn't, and won't be. Kingdom Hearts does exist, and I will be more than happy to prove you wrong. I will accept nothing."

Narrowing his eyes at her attempt to set him on fire, he doused the flame with a brief water spell and glared at her, summoning his weapons to his hands instantly. "Must I give you an ultimatum, Elphaba? In a language you will understand?"

She crossed her arms. "What are you going to, Xemnas? Kill me? Go ahead. I have and never have any desire to live. Rid me of these quandries." she glared.

"Luxord can make his own decisions. Simply because you took his heart, does not mean you can dictate his moves."

"If you do not stop toying with the Organization and causing them grief, I will." he said simply, weapons still in his hand, ready to be activated if necessary. "Your meddling has been brought to my attention, and attempting to set me on fire is hardly going to make things better for you."

Were Xemnas that sort of person, he would now be rolling his eyes. "Took his heart?" he snorted, "Hardly. He lost his heart before I had even met him. It was simply I who found his Nobody. Do not try and pin things on me. And as long as he is in the Organization, he follows my orders." he finished bluntly.

She laughed. "He doesn't seem to willing to do so. Not anymore anyhow."

She cocked her head. Did he feel threatened by her? Surely he must if he is giving her this ultimatum. If Xemnas had such a strong hold on his members, why wouldn't they be at his beck and call. If she remembered correctly, it seemed that a few of them didn't want to follow his orders.

She grins "Are you threatened Xemnas? What could I possibly do to deter your group from achieving their so called plans. My meddling should not effect Luxord, or anyone else who has brought me to your attention."

She put her hand on her hip. "One of your followers aided me in learning my skill." She sighed a little "Why don't you let Luxord decide for himself what he wants?"

"Because you have tried to convince him otherwise. Even if his stay with the Organization is temporary, he knows he cannot regain his heart without it."

She seemed to be not so likely to try and set fire to him again, so he put his weapons back, but the glare remained.

Xemnas snorted. "Threatened? Hardly. You are merely a spanner in the workings of my plans, and I have been asked personally by some to make sure that you do not distract Luxord and stay out of our way. As I told you before, Luxord summoned a Heartless because of your little catfight. It puts our plans at risk, and therefore, you are affecting him. And it must not continue."

Ah, yes. "If you wish to communicate with the Organization's members, I will not stop them, or you, from doing so. I am simply telling you that you are becoming a rather big nuisance to some, and it must not continue."

She laughed "Does it seem odd to you? You are here because of our spat. You are annoyed by my involvement with Luxord. Luxord was obviously upset because of the fight. Doesn't that seem strange? For a being not having feelings, he acted upon impulse."

"If I am a nuisance, well then. Good. You cannot control me, Xemnas. So do not throw threats." she glared and turned, slamming the door in his face.

Xemnas smirked. "Don't flatter yourself, Elphaba. I am here because it has been brought to my attention by several Nobodies that you are being an irritating nuisance. Luxord doesn't know how to be upset, no matter how much you and he wish otherwise. If you will continue to be a fool and will not accept simple truth and fact, then that is your decision. When things do not go his way, he wishes to share his 'irritation' with others. It is a fact."

Folding his arms again, he didn't react to the door being slammed in his face in any way other than walking away. One would have hoped that it wouldn't have to come to this... but Saix was right.

Time for plan B. And it would be Luxord's mission.

Inside her room, she grimaced upon hearing Xemnas' words.

As much as she didn't want to admit it, she knew he was right. She knew that Luxord is only a shell of a man.

Closing her eyes, she shook her head and mumbled one word. "Fiyero..."

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