The Destined Six

Hear ye now, the tale untold,
Of the destined six,
Who shall challenge destiny,

One,
Is a giant with a body of stone,
With strength enough to move mountains,
And cannot be pierced by sword nor bow,

Two,
Is the daughter of fire and ice,
Proud as the wolf, and regal as the pheonix,
A terrible beauty that cannot be touched,

Three,
Is the goddess of light in human form,
The wielder of the White-Silver bow,
No arrow of hers can miss it's mark,

Four,
Is a sage of great prestige,
Unrivalled healer and enchanter,
He holds the life of the other 5,

Five,
Is the guardian of water with a demon's body,
Possessing great strength and kindness,
For she still retains her human heart,

Six,
Is the leader and joker,
Eternal child of wind, the playful sylph,
Hiding madeness behind a smile,
Shall he bring destruction or salvation?

These are the destined six,
Those who shall shake the pillars of destiny,
Ware their coming,
For with it shall come an unexpected future.