The Clones' Downfall

Warnings: Blood, Violence (Fighting), Swearing

Lalna and his apprentice Nano sat peacefully, quite near Sjins farm, enjoying the summer sun.
"It's good to take a break every now and then." Nano sighed happily, 
"Especially after all that evil lab stuff." Lalna replied, fiddling with his goggles.
"Yeah, that was weird."
"Do you think we should tell anyone about him? Lalnable?" The scientist felt odd talking about that guy, whoever he was.
"Maybe."
They sat and basked in the sun for a few minutes longer before they noticed someone walking toward them.
"Hello you two." The man greeted, his bright blue eyes glowing in the sunlight.
"Hey Xeph." Nano smiled,
"Hey, Xephos, mind if I ask you something?" Lalna asked, standing up and facing the spaceman.
"Go ahead, but make it quick Sjin is waiting for me." He said, glancing back at the farm, golden fields appeared to be stretching toward them.
"Do you know anyone named Lalnable?"
The spaceman froze, visible worry clouded his eyes and appeared in his face.
"W- Where did you see that name?" He stuttered, trying to keep his calm,
"Well, we found a science journal signed by him, something about harnessing the brain power of testificates."
The scientist watched as the spaceman went from slightly worried to looking like he was going to pass out. His face was pale and he seemed to be shaking.

"Oh, god no." He whispered under his breath
"So you know him?" Lalna looked at him curiously,
"Uh, no, maybe."
"Xephos.." Kim stood up with Lalna and narrowed her eyes at the suspicious man.
"Look, don't worry about it." He said, the look of worry in his eyes increasing with every minute. "Just tell me where you found this journal."
"It was under Lalnas flux castle." Kim said, still suspicious of Xephos.
"He had a full secret lab and everything."
"Oh, fuck, your not serious." He said out loud, 
"Whats wrong? He can't be that bad, and we blew up his lab anyway!" Nano said, 
"Fuck me, this is bad." The spaceman put a hand to his head in worry and frustration,
"We can take him, Xephos, he has nothing left."
"You two stay here, i'll be right back." Xephos huffed angrily, walking back to farm.
"This is bad." Lalna said, looking around nervously, "Do you think this Lalnable guy is really that bad?"
"No way! He has no lab anymore anyway, and its not like he had anything too powerful." Nano said, trying to calm Lalna.
They stood and waited patiently for Xephos' return, both worrying about how mad this man will be once he finds out his lab was completely destroyed. After a few minutes, the spaceman returned still looking worrisome. He was holding some kind of scientific device, it looked complicated and otherworldly.
"We have to find him."

Meanwhile, a particularly annoyed clone stomped his way into a large castle pulsing with purple flux. He made his way into a secluded area, only to be greeted by mass destruction. The clone felt rage bubble up in his chest like a volcano erupting, he looked at all the craters and broken blocks. He quickly made his way to the prisoner room to find all his subjects were gone, some of his cryogenic tubes were smashed and his journal was sprawled out on the ground, with half of its pages torn out.
He clenched his fists tight and gritted his teeth, anger like fire burned in his soul. One testificate was cowering in the back of cell, he looked injured from explosions.
"You!" He yelled, staring straight at the testificate, "Come here."
It did as it was told and approached the mad man, shaking in fear. Lalnable gripped the poor Testificates collar and pulled tight,
"Who did this!?" He demanded, 
The testificate let out a cowering noise, and gestured toward one of the tubes. In a fit of rage, the clone threw him down to the ground and went to investigate the tube.
Flux. Very little, but visible.
"Kim." He huffed under his breath, cursing the name. He could only assume his original had all to do with this as well.
The clone drew his weapon, a cleaver strong and sharp. He held it tight in his hand, rage making his reflexes sharp and fast.
Without thinking it through, he left the lab and the castle grounds. He had to find the two who did this and end them once and forall.

Lalna, Nano and Xephos all ventured to the flux castle, the spaceman seemed more panicked than before and so did Lalna. The only one slightly calm was Nano, who believed she alone could take down that guy no problem. When they reached the general area of the castle, Lalna noticed Kim beginning to look less confident.
"You okay, Kim? The flux isn't affecting you too much is it?" The scientist stood close to his companion to give her strength
"No, i'm good."
"Damn flux, I better not get fucking tainted because of all this." Xephos cursed angrily, wary of the creeping purple taint that caked the land.
The three stood just outside the crumbling walls, unaware someone stood watching from not too far away.
"Where would he be?" Lalna asked, looking around,
"Let's wait and see if he'll return." Nano said, her flux glowing bright.
The three waited for a moment before Lalna saw something.
"U-Uh guys?" He stuttered, going pale
"What is it?" Xephos huffed angrily, a diamond sword in hand.
"I-Its... Me." 
The three stood facing just as Lalna had said, a copy of him. He had a sharp cleaver in hand, and a pair of broken goggles on his head.
"Xephos what do we do!?" Kim asked, panic lining her voice.
"Wait." He said, standing still as stone, looking straight into the eyes of the clone.

Lalnable looked back into the eyes of that damn spaceman. His piercingly cold blue eyes made him shiver, but the clone stood fearless. Rage for Lalna and Xephos knotted in his chest and blurred his mind. He walked toward them with courage, despite him being at a disadvantage.
"Hello, Xephos." The clone narrowed his eyes and felt his mouth turn to a snarl.
"Lalnable." He replied, his voice quite calm and cold as ice.
"We don't need to fight." The clone said, glancing over at his original and Nano for a short moment, "We could go on without all this war, you know.
"I know very well what you're planning, Lalnable." Xephos scoffed,
The clone felt a smirk arising, devious plans filling his head. He chuckled, and looked Xephos straight in the eye,
"Well, you had your chance." The clone smiled, "I guess now is the time to show you what I "borrowed" from Yoglabs."
He displayed the equipment used to program Honeydews brain,
"It'd be a pity if you lost your dear friend to insanity, wouldn't it?" He smiled wide, 
"What is that?" Nano whispered, 
"Only the main controls to Honeydews brain. Well, his clones brain, but Xephos knows the original is long gone." He smirked, "Don't you?"

"Shut up!" Xephos felt anger bubble in his brain, his eyes glowed bright and he held his diamond sword up, ready for a fight. "Give that back or you'll regret ever leaving Yoglabs!"
The clone drew his own weapon, smiling deviously. "Oh, it's not me who's going to be regretting this day."
With that the clone swung at Xephos' neck, cutting his shoulder in the process. The fabric of his coat tore, and a few drops of blood began forming. He retaliated with an attempted blow to Lalnable's head, but missed, and consequently got hit by the clones next attack. 
The sound of fabric and flesh ripping sounded for a moment, as the spaceman felt unbearable pain on his arm, a huge cut began bleeding heavily.
Suddenly, the clone let out a wail of pain. Nano, eyes blazing had shoved her sword through Lalnable's stomach, blood poured from the wound. Her hands and eye glowed bright purple, and without hesitation she pulled the sword out of Lalnable, and kicked him down.
"K-Kim?" Lalna stood in shock, watching his evil clone bleed to death He had just witnessed his apprentice kill a man, and learned of some kind of lab.
"Dumb evil clones," Nano sighed, her flux growing dull again.
Xephos, was busy using his coat as a bandage to his arm. It was still in unbearable pain.
"You okay, Xeph?" Kim rushed over to him, making sure he was alright.
"I'll be fine." He sighed, 
"I didn't know you had that in you." Lalna said, still in shock.
Kim rubbed her head, "Me neither."
"Fucking Lalnable." Xephos sighed, blood still dripping from his shoulder.
"Let's get back home," Lalna said,
"Good idea."