�What are we going to do bout that vile creature?� Celestial asked disdainfully.
�Too many people are dieing by the antics of that cursed thing, so I will destroy it, but not before I repair this sword; that is its last use,� Kynoto said as he readied himself.
�What do you mean Kynoto?� Mitch asked inquisitively.
�If Gabriel had kept reading the verse about this sword, you would have heard that only the spider that�s venom was used can re-forge the sword,� Kynoto replied.
�He�s right, that is what it says here,� said Juno, her squeaky voice rising above the rest of theirs.
�I must go alone. I shall be back in about three hours if all goes well,� Kynoto said as he turned to go down to Earth.
Meanwhile, Triasha had noticed the spider too and was trying to clone it when he felt someone coming. He hid himself out of pure instinct and waited for this mysterious fighter to reveal their selves.
Kynoto now stood face to face with the Hellspider. It bared its fangs and charged at Kynoto, who used a new form of Trianchu on it; Green. This so called Green Trianchu melded several of the users� attacks together creating a devastating single blow technique. He bowled the spider over backwards with the force of his punch; he then drew the broken sword from its hilt and walked towards the spider. Making sure it was dead he plunged the sword into the Hellspider and said lazily,
�Now to wait for three hours. I guess I�ll go have a look around Earth and return when three hours has passed.� He was about to leave when a voice stopped him; he stopped and turned around with a smile.
�Oh how fun. Do you really want to fight Triasha?� Kynoto said, laughing slightly.
�B-b-b-but your d-dead, I-III-I killed you my-myself!� Triasha fell over backwards as he tried to stop himself from stuttering. Kynoto could hardly make out what Triasha said amidst all of the slurring and stuttering. �N-no matter, I have a present for you,� Triasha said slyly, regaining his composure. He chanted something and the spider was revived, not only that but it had been cloned several hundred times. Triasha, it seemed, was not too happy to see his archrival.
�Tisk tisk Triasha, when will you learn? Special attack, Meteor!� Kynoto yelled. From the sky came a roaring noise and as Triasha looked up he saw several giant meteorites heading straight for his army. He did what he could to prevent the comets from hitting the ground, but it was not enough. As they hit the ground, they sent shockwaves out along the ground into the hordes of Hellspiders. The real one was positioned at the very back of the group and it wasn�t affected by the attack, or so Kynoto thought. It had absorbed it and become a Super Hellspider. The clones disappeared because the original had changed and it was only Kynoto, Triasha, and the spider left. Triasha chose to hide under some rubble and let Kynoto deal with this new menace. Kynoto wasted no time either. He sprinted up to the creature and grabbed for the sword sticking out of its body. He grabbed hold of it and pulled it out. What he had retrieved amazed him for it wasn�t the sword that he had stuck into it. It had been transformed, but by what, Kynoto could only guess, his suspicions lead him to believe that the spiders� enhanced energy level did it. It was now the High Sword of Angmar; a legend known by few. This sword held incredible powers of both good and evil wielders, but only someone who had been touched by death and lived to tell the tale could wield it. Kynoto turned and faced the spider, his expression hardening. He gave a quick upward slash and the spider fell to the ground. Triasha, having seen this tried to run away, but Kynoto stopped him.
�Triasha, you are a coward, but I will give you one chance. Go, get any power that you can, and then meet me back at this spot in five days. Then is when we will settle this once and for all,� Kynoto said, his voice full of hatred. Triasha winced at every syllable, as if a whip was striking him as Kynoto said this. Triasha stumbled to his feet and ran for his life; thanking his luck that Kynoto has been feeling generous. Kynoto would soon realize this to be one of his biggest mistakes ever.