Depths of the Mirrorwood...

Running through the dark forest attempting to get away from the man that startled the poor creature, it would eventually find itself in a place with an eerie silver glow. It was no longer dark in the forest for some reason and the light seemed to glow all around the creature. The all encompassing light would shine and consume the beast, giving it the power of Life rather than Death and allowed it to magnify its energy to a greater projection of its form instantaneously. For some reason, the light shining all around the creature in this specific section of the forest made it grow stronger... It grew to resemble a large bunny dwarf of sorts, wielding the warhammer in his hand like a warrior prepared now for combat. The hammer was shaped like a carrot with the flattened surface enflamed.

As the Hammer got away and became some anthropomorphic rabbit, Erik began to grow sick of it. This time he charged straight for it, and using his RHS would cause thick walls of pure Laminated Armour to rise up and around the thing, they would also form below as to cut off it's connection to the ground. Laminated armour was a durable steel coated in a heat absorbing resin. As Erik charged forwards he could call forth he Miller BattleAxe.

Once the walls began to rise around it, the quick-witted Warhare slammed its flaming hammer upon the ground and launched itself high into the air, flames trailing from its body as it flew. It would just barely make it out of its entrapment by the steel walls.

In the air, it looked as though it would collide with one of the nearby trees, but instead would kick off of it and hurl itself toward Erik at a high speed, ready to knock his block off with the hammer. Erik's calling for the hammer brought the fiery rabbit closer and at a higher speed, giving him less time to react to the situation. If he weren't prepared like he was the first time, the hit should have connected.

The walls of steel and ablative armour would fade away just as they came. Erik would watch as the Rabbit blasted upwards before lunging towards him using a tree to jump off of. Erik himself would augment his legs before bursting upwards and towards the Rabbit. Erik knew his Hammer, knew it's weight, power, abilities, side effects and more.

Suddenly, and without warning, the Rabbit would find the hammer's weight increasing from the normal 500 pounds to around 10 times that. Erik, whom was still connected to the thing, could at least control the weight of it. And with this much weight, the thing was gonna drop straight down, no arc, no going forwards, just down.

Mid-swing, the warhammer dropped, almost comically, to the ground like a bullet, dragging the Blazing Warhare down with it. Before reaching the ground, the fiery critter jettisoned the falling heavyweight weapon and released a powerful burst like the pulsating ignition from a rocket in order to sufficiently decelerate before splattering straight into the ground with all the accumulated g-force caused by the hammer's sudden and exponential increment in weight. Still, this did not completely diffuse the force of its fall and, as it made impact, a blazing pillar rose from around its body, the light being amplified by the numerous Mirrorwood that surrounded them. A great flash overwhelmed the entire area briefly in addition to the explosive flare; bright enough to blind and hot enough to scorch. If unprepared, Erik should have been Blinded by the great light, or at least his accuracy should have been thrown askew.

Meanwhile, the Warhare rose beside the hammer, grasping it and attempting to lift it from the ground. It would not budge, no matter how much it yanked and pulled, nor how much energy he drew from it. He even drew all of the strength that was once within the hammer into itself to increase its own power, causing the critter to blaze brightly yet again the more strength was placed into it attempting to lift the hammer.

"Calm yourself, Usagi," the forest would speak out to it, feeling and understanding its frustration, "Come, now, to me... And I will ease your angered spirit..." Without warning, a crack in the ground would split open under the Blazing Warhare and take it into the depths of the earth, where the light of its flame could no longer be seen. All that was left was the Hammer and Erik, in the darkness, as the hole sealed up, as though it were never there.

"Oh, A new toy~!" A disembodied voice spake from the aether, a ghastly face appearing in the darkness of the Mirrorwood in the mirrors themselves. Just because there was no light did not mean that the mirrors were not still effective as portals. "Hooray~! Daddy, I want this one!!" Fine, thin strings would extend from every single tree that made up the Mirrorwood, extending from one Mirror to the Next and into the reflective gateways lost in the darkness. They created an intricate multidimensional web of which would halt even Erik's infernal devices, sending rupturing wavelengths on each of the web-like strands. If he attempted to escape in any way, shape or form, they would deactivate or take control of his devices and cause them to backfire, sending him into a dimension of... Terrible suffering and malignance... That which would be Tabitha's Dollhouse. "It's been standing still for so long, it must be vacant~!"

The only, single, solitary light that would appear in the complete darkness was none other than the ghastly girl of whose body shined a beautiful white; eyes closed and arms cloaked by their robes. "And... Another toy~!" She touched the Hammer, wrapping it completely in her threads and siphoning all of the energy that was within. Tabitha would take this Miller Warhammer for her own, before descending back into Valparaiso. If 'bullshit' of any kind were to come from Erik, the Threads would snatch him up, as well as his life. There was only one way to stop these threads...

Every now and then, the Spider Web would draw a great deal of his strength away, lowering his power (as well as his rank,) until he would be nothing but a 'Zero' to be condemned to the Zero World. Any false moves save for the correct one, or stalling for time, would end him in the Pit. (1:25). "Thanks, Daddy~! I'm gonna have fun with this one~!" Since it was confirmed to be the true Miller Warhammer, if any funny business occurred, there would be a severe price to pay, for Tabitha's strings could detect lies and bullshittery. With the Miller Warhammer, she could connect to Kwandrivia, as well as Gaia, which were, naturally, already threaded to the Veritas, anyway.

The girl disappeared without a trace, unknown as to where... But wherever she went, the Hammer was with her, and no longer would it be connected to Erik, in any way, shape nor form. It belonged to... The Veritas, now. In all facets of every dimension.

(4 Posts Until Consumed by the Zero World.)