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'''Scorched Feathers''' is | '''Scorched Feathers''' is the twenty-second chapter in the main storyline of ''[[Kid Icarus: Uprising]]'', and is unique in the fact that it features [[Dark Pit]] as a playable character. Due to Dark Pit's ability of unlimited flight, the chapter is made up of only an Aerial Mission and the Boss Battle. It takes place in the Underworld as Dark Pit makes his way to the City of Souls in order to find the [[Rewind Spring]] to restore Pit's burnt-off wings. | ||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||
After [[Pit]] rescues [[Palutena]]'s spirit and saves Dark Pit from the [[Chaos Kin]], his wings are revealed to have been nearly completely burnt off and he is left in an unconscious state. Palutena fears that, without his wings, Pit won't be able to survive and she sends Dark Pit to the Underworld in order to find a way to save her captain. Dark Pit reluctantly agrees due to the debt he owes Pit for saving his life, and embarks toward a location known as the City of Souls, home of the Rewind Spring capable of restoring anything dipped in its waters to its previous state. Along the way, Palutena explains her plan and [[Viridi]] comments on the Goddess of Light's risky business of cheating death. Palutena acknowledges the nature of her actions but goes along with them. | After [[Pit]] rescues [[Palutena]]'s spirit and saves Dark Pit from the [[Chaos Kin]], his wings are revealed to have been nearly completely burnt off and he is left in an unconscious state. Palutena fears that, without his wings, Pit won't be able to survive and she sends Dark Pit to the Underworld in order to find a way to save her captain. Dark Pit reluctantly agrees due to the debt he owes Pit for saving his life, and embarks toward a location known as the City of Souls, home of the Rewind Spring capable of restoring anything dipped in its waters to its previous state. Along the way, Palutena explains her plan and [[Viridi]] comments on the Goddess of Light's risky business of cheating death. Palutena acknowledges the nature of her actions but goes along with them. | ||