This has that uncanny familiarity of something you'd swear you owned on CD. You would have made a killing as a Nineties techno composer.

I can definitely detect the influences of both Enigma and The Neverending Story in this one. And, I have to agree with @Thorvald , you'd have made a killing in the 90s with this.

@Thorvald: 

@XxTheCreativeKitsunexX: I for one am grateful for your efforts. 

First off thank you very much my friend!  Yes throughout my years as a composer there was one moment that made me change to the versitile composer I am today, on Furaffinity a fan said to other people who were commenting on a piece of work I had done for dark kitsunes.

"This composer is more known for his Neo Gothic music"  This made me sit back and think as I had seen with a lot of other composers, many of which stuck to one style and one style alone wether it was piano classical, rave, techno, dance, orchestral but everyone of them seemed afraid to try anything new for fear of losing their audience. 
It was eye opening to realize this and when I listened to the likes of Hans Zimmer whose started like me as an independant music composer and who released a few CDs of his music back in the day, he never stuck to just one style.  When you watch a movie if you come across music done by the same composer, while there is a distinct sound to their works no two tracks are ever really the same.  But when you listen to either Indiana Jones or Star Wars you know its John Williams work cause it has a style that is all him.

In the end I decided I wanted to branch out and try as many styles as possible for I cannot call myself a musician if I don't try to learn all there is to music and believe you me I have learned a lot but have not even begun to scratch the surface.  As I get older I get more bolder in my attempts to make my audience guess what I may come up with next be it experimental or something surprising like Mega Man which no composer has ever tried to write original compositions for let alone Orchestral scores.  So with this in mind I keep at it day after day month after month year after year continuing to find new ways to make music and instrument combinations no one would expect me to come up with alone with styles my audience would be surprised with.  I don't care for the nickname "One trick Pony"  I believe in "You CAN teach an old dog New Tricks"  and I think my music and works speak for themselves.  I am hoping what I do here will inspire the next generation of musicians and music composers even long after I am gone from this world. 

For now though I will continue to push forwards and entertain the world for as long as I am able to use these hands to create music and to push the boundaries of what it means to be a music composer.