The Outlands

It'll be easy I said
Just choose Tron legacy because it doesn't have that many colors I SAID
IT WONT TAKE LONG I SAID

Good LORD this took me far longer than I would've ever imagined. Quality has been just thrown out the window, picked back up, and thrown out again with how this turned out. Anyways, THIS is for the event over at #org-eternal
These crappy lighting effects shall be the end of me

....I feel I made him look a little too badass, Nax being the usual girly wuss he is...
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Managing to avoid dying on the bumpy Gummi Ship trip to Radiant Garden and being caught while trying to sneak into the Control room where the computer system resided. He finally made it...just barely though with how many times he nearly ran into someone. As he stood in the middle of the room, he wondered why it would lead him HERE of all places. The crystal shard that hung around Naxir’s neck quivered slightly before pointing right at the screen of the main computer system itself…which could only mean one thing. There’s going to be skin tight suits and lots of glowing involved.
(This part has been voided for the reader’s sake as it involved a lot of poking at screens and random button mashing.)
Having FINALLY managed to get the program working, the redhead stands in front of the teleporting system and is soon pixelated away into The Grid. He finds himself clad in a skin tight black suit with glowing patterns all over. He never understood why everything was glowing…then again; it looked kinda pretty so why bother questioning it?
Looking around at his surrounding of tall buildings and programs of everything with fascination, the crystal tugged urgently to snap the Nobody out of his sightseeing. It had pointed right out of the city and into the outlands. Oh joy. Leaving the comforts of civilization for rocks….or at least things that looked like rocks. Note, take back a sample one day to see if they really are rocks or magical voodoo technology thingies.
It wasn’t exactly difficult to get there...find a tall skyscraper, spot a clearing nearby the borders, and all that was left was just portaling over. Now the Crystal Shard was becoming even more irritating, floating nearly horizontal as it pointed to the corrupted crystal that they were getting closer to. He headed down the dreary path into the Outlands that was available, it was unsettling how the cold stony formations would loom over one, they even took the courtesy of blocking off nearly all the light that was naturally available...though that wasn’t much to begin with. As he walked, he noticed how strange the giant blocks of what appeared to be stone were with their symmetry and geometric patterns. Half an hour later, he found the crystal shard had faltered with its demanding tugging, pausing for a moment before pointing right at one of the walls. Wait what? Hopefully it didn’t embed itself deep into the slab...otherwise he’ll have to call for his lesser for some help. He glanced up, now spotting a faint blue glow near the top and streaks of orange and blue through the stone like material. The crystal had landed onto one of the platform like areas instead. Taking a small breath of relief at finally spotting his target, he felt eyes upon his back and looked around warily, he noticed the glow coming from the Crystal wasn’t the only one…several...actually scratch that. Multiple heartless had arrived and was peering down at him now from the top of the rock slabs.
“Nothing to worry about, that’s not too many right?” was the thought that ran through his head as he counted them...then he turned around to see all the others.
“…Shouldn’t have said that.” Naxir managed to mutter to himself as he pulled off the data disk from his back to use with one hand and portaling several of his bombs into the other.

This was going to be a long fight.