The Summoning

A child sat on the floor in their room, a book in their hands. They couldn't read the book's title. It was "Creare Deum et Alia Omnia". However, they were able to understand the text inside it. The opening text said that, by following the instructions laid out here, a strong familiar would be summoned, and he'd be able to understand the cover. This book was their last chance to summon a familiar. "If I can't do it with the stone, the tablet or the heavenly incantations, then this book is my last resort." The child reminded himself, a male voice making itself apparent, looking into the book's contents. What they had before them was a familiar-summoning ritual. However, they couldn't decipher all of these strange runes. It was almost as if it had been created before familiar-summoning was a thing. "I have no other option." He reminded himself, getting started on the ritual.

"...This should work...right?" The child asked himself after an hour. Various chalk markings lined the floor, taking up a lot of space. His hands were drenched in sweat since he had ensured that the marks were on point and precise. The child didn't want to mess this up. A large ring of dust lay on the floor, created by the slowly-disintegrating chalk in the child's palm. Various markings and unintelligible words were on the inside of the circle, almost as if it was hallucinatory writings.

The child placed his arm over the chalk dust, an almost unbelievable aura emanating from the circle of markings, creating an ethereal blue shine around it. As the child grabbed a knife from beside him, he closed his eyes, a whimper escaping his lips. "With these markings, I summon the one chosen to be my familiar." He said to himself, drawing blood from his arm and letting it hit the chalk. As the blood touched the unintelligible runes and symbols, an iridescent light shone into the air, masking his vision as the shine prevented him from seeing what was going on.

Back up in Takamagahara, Crystet rushed towards Aaron and Soul in an attempt to hit them, but they were more prepared than Crystet. Soul and Aaron clicked their fingers, using Boundless Telekinesis to create an area where nothing could move except for them. It was almost as if everything else was affected by absolute zero, the nickname given to -255° Celcius. Soul and Aaron walked away, not bothering to fight the pair. Neither of them cared about how long the two stayed frozen, as long as they left Aaron and Soul alone. "Come on, let's go," Soul told Aaron, snapping his finger to attempt teleportation out of the area, a smile on his face. However, when Soul snapped his fingers, a pastel blue light enveloped the pair instead. "Soul, what are you planning on doing?" Aaron asked in confusion. "I didn't do this. I was trying to teleport us out of here, but for some reason, this is happening." Soul replied, concerned. "It isn't those two murder hobo's over there either, since they are still in the area where they're unable to move," Soul said, quickly checking on Ronin and Crystet, who were still perfectly frozen in time.

"Well, we were planning on doing something else anyway, so why don't we see where this light blue aura will lead us? After all, it has to go somewhere, right?" Aaron asked Soul, wondering what the worst would be. "I mean, there's not a lot that'll be able to kill us, except for Auth, but I don't think that they'd use such an obvious form of killing us. Plus, we'd notice we're dying as well, so it must be some kind of transport, like you believe, judging from your statement." Soul responded, only to be promptly met with a tap on the back of the head. It was by none other than Aaron. "Relax. No need to over-analyse things. Just let this stuff play out the way that it's going to play out, and we'll worry about the consequences when we have to deal with them ourselves." Aaron told Soul, who just looked at him in confusion. "Fine, but if we have to die, feel free to call me the smarter one of us." Soul responded, the pair of them slowly vanishing from Takamagahara, almost like they were never there in the first place. The area keeping Ronin and Crystet in place disappeared alongside them, causing Crystet to stumble to the ground, having lost his momentum in the space where he couldn't move. Ronin just didn't get up, but he was alive, and he was fuming at the humiliation he had just been forced to experience.

Soul and Aaron, coated in the cyan aura, descended to something in the far distance. One that not even their eyes could see. Having fallen for what felt like two minutes, the pair noticed a planet. It was rapidly approaching them. Neither could speak, yet they both knew that this was probably the planet they were looking for. The pair hit the ground at blinding speeds, although they caused no damage to the solar entity itself. The two of them quickly joined together, just in case something was going to happen. A blinding cyan hit his eyes like the supernova that Auth had created, causing him to go blind, even for only a second.

As the light died away, Aaron looked down towards the floor, noting the strange markings on the floor. "Huh. So THIS is where I was summoned to? I honestly thought it'd be a bit more interesting, although this is curious in its own way." Aaron commented, looking down at the child. "You, child. Are YOU the one that summoned me to this planet?" Aaron asked, scaring the child. The child looked at the cover of his book. As per what he had read on the inside, he knew what happened since he had summoned a familiar.

"To create God and other things."