Nightmare's Scythe (Completed)

Owner: Dominique Winter

Weapon Name: Nightmare's Scythe

Type: Equipment

How it is activated: Dominique yells "Nightmare Scythe" while holding the rod (a.k.a Nightmare Scythe in deactivated form) in both hands horizontally, then turns it 90 degrees and knocks it on the ground.

Level 1:
Description:
Activated: A simple, elegant scythe with red exquisite swirling designs on both ends of the black rod, and the blade long and arched, as long as Dominique's entire arm, shoulder down. When activated, Nightmare's Scythe gives off a black glow, highlighted with slight purple, and on the rod is the word "Nightmare", looking as though an animal clawed it on.
Deactivated: When Dominique deactivates it, Nightmare's Scythe's blade snaps into the rod, as though it melts into it. The red designs on the ends of the rod turn white, and the black rod turns sliver, and it loses its glow. The word "Nightmare" remains on the rod, but it, too, is white, so it is not very noticeable.
Attack
Tendril of Darkness - Dominique swipes it in the air in front of her, leaving a black gash seemingly float in mid-air, and from the gash streaks out a black tendril, which wraps around the target. If the Akuma is a Level One, it gets squeezed to pieces. If it is a Level Two, it is only trapped for some time, which is to say about a minute. Once the Akuma is Level Three and up, the Tendril of Darkness no longer affects them. The main advantage of Tendrils of Darkness is that while the Tendril deals with that Akuma, she is free to destroy the rest. However, the disadvantage is that only tendril can be 'created' at a single time. If Dominique were to summon more, she will be weakened drastically.

Level 2
Description:
Activated: More or less the same as in Level One but with slight differences. It still has the designs on the ends and the black rod and the entire scythe still generally glows black, but now there are two dull golden rings on the edge of the blade, and the word "Nightmare" glows navy blue instead of purple, and a few red root-like tendrils are wrapped around the lowest quarter of the rod, 'growing' from the red designs.
Deactivated: Nightmare Scythe in its deactivated form is the same as when it is only in Level One, but there are two rings on one end of the rod and the word "Nightmare" on the rod is black. When Dominique says "Deactivate", the red designs twirl and sort of turn the red tendrils in (like gears, you know? I hope this helps). The Blade also melts into the rod, but the rings become hooked onto the rod instead.
Attack
Bluebell Flame - Dominique drives the Scythe into the ground. Cracks from from the place where it comes into contact with the ground, and blue flames burst out from the ground, heading straight for the targets when she yells "Bluebell Flame". The flames spread from the tip of the scythe first and can attack more than one target at once, burning them. This attack works on all Levels of Akuma, but Akuma from Level Three and onwards don't get killed by it, but only slightly damaged. Using this too many times in a single activation blurs Dominique's eyes and if she uses them one time too many, she can become permanently blind because of looking at such bright lights for too long.

You may have 1 attack per level and probably something should change at it's appearance each level.

Okay. I shall do that... Thanks for the advice.

Quote :

Bluebell Flame - Dominique drives the Scythe into the ground. Cracks from from the place where it comes into contact with the ground, and blue flames burst out from the ground, heading straight for the targets when she yells "Bluebell Flame". The flames spread from the tip of the scythe first and can attack more than one target at once, burning them. This attack works on all Levels of Akuma, but Akuma from Level Three and onwards don't get killed by it, but only slightly damaged. Using this too many times in a single activation blurs Dominique's eyes and if she uses them one time too many, she can become permanently because of looking at such bright lights for too long

Pemranently...what?

Approved. And she meant to write "blind" after permanently, I'm sure.

Ah, yes, I meant blind... sorry. Thanks!