Poem: As the Keepers had foretold, the dharkwave had invaded Strife. But the Army of Light stood ready to meet them.

Poem: The dharkwave threatened Strife, but it wouldn't be long before they turned their gaze to the other planes. Who would answer the call?

Poem: Regardless of the realm, Eanu loved to surf.

Oneshot: Strife was a dead world.

Poem: Trixie dreamed of being a cowgirl. But entering the Trials of Strife would be the next best thing.

Poem: "I'm Rook, the elven ranger. I reside just out of reach, while my enemies fall below the flurry and the fury of my companions."

Poem: Twilight had come to the planes. Cindara had to act before darkness followed.

Oneshot: It is the nature of all mortals to fear death. To wonder what comes after it, and if necessary, invent fables to provide an explanation. Jin She wanted more however. She wanted to know the truth. No matter how terrifying that truth might be...

Oneshot: Having nine lives turns out to have its advantages. Especially when it gets you out of Sheol.

Oneshot: The Army of the Light was formed to battle the Dharkwave. So all Cindara could do was fight.

Oneshot: The Trials of Strife were designed to train the Army of the Light, a cooperative fighting force that would stand against the Dharkwave. Of course, no-one said that there couldn't be a bit of healthy competition in the midst of said training...

Oneshot: Caprice didn't know why she was here. Why she was partaking in the Trials of Strife. She was a pirate, not some great hero to be sent into battle against the Dharkwave. She was a child of the sea. And all the while, the sea itself called to her.

Oneshot: The Trials of Strife never seemed to end, and despite being an elf, even Rook was beginning to lose patience. Thus, he sought answers. And answers, is what he recieved...

Oneshot: The Trials of Strife had begun, and Caprice was ready to seek fame and fortune...and, y'know, save the world and all that. Still, all of the champions had different motives. And as she saw, the Keepers of the Code seemed to realize that...