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Rowan immediately spotted Tore upon his return from the hall. The angel himself had only delivered the monster he'd been helping a short time ago and had been planning to return to aid his friend, but it seemed Tore had finished up nice and cleanly without him. "Probably would have been pretty useless if I'd gone anyway, with my power right now." He mumbled, shaking his head and reminding himself that he could go back to getting into dangerous situations he couldn't handle.
If there was one thing odd about the whole thing, it was the overwhelming sense of Deja-vu he'd gotten walking back from the hall and bringing the monster to where they could be healed. As far as he could recall he'd never been in a similar situation before, so he simply couldn't place why it had felt so familiar. It was as if he'd repeatedly walked that path many times over but had somehow forgotten he'd ever been there before. Maybe Tore would have an explanation for it, the magic system in this place seemed to work the same way it had wherever he'd come from.
The angel walked over to where Tore was getting healed. "You alright there, Tore? After seeing what happened to your friend I helped back a moment ago I thought you were in for a real battle, but you seem to have finished up fairly quickly."
laura was snooping. After ensuring none of the villagers were left in that animal pen of a town, she'd made her way around until she'd eventually discovered a way into the massive structure that spanned the area. She had no doubt Bora was off fighting somewhere else in the place, probably cleaning up after some mess Kuja had made. The guy seemed pretty set on whatever grudges he'd had before coming to this world. Well, not that she could really talk. That angel wasn't even close to being off of her hit list after all. As Laura wandered through the place, poking her head into random doors in hopes of finding something good, she suddenly stumbled across a strange room. It looked like some kind of testing bay. The set up was relatively circular, a series of pylons around markings on a raised platform. Something about the whole thing seemed oddly familiar, like she'd seen someone describe something similar before. Though, more than the odd design, what caught her attention more was the scent of burnt flesh. Clearly whatever they'd been testing here had required live people and had not gone well. Thankfully the smell seemed to be the only human thing that was lingering around, so she went to take a closer look. This proved mostly fruitless, as nothing up close to the pylons or the markings stood out to her. She redirected her attention to the control bay on the opposite side of the room. Perhaps a clue was there. At first glance, it appeared to be nothing but an overly complicated dashboard of controls, measuring devices, and information feeds. At second glance, it still just seemed like an overly complicated dashboard of controls, measuring devices, and information feeds. The siren was just turning away in disappointment when a smaller device caught her eye. It was smaller, and by looks appeared to be fairly central to whatever they were trying to test with the larger set up. Some kind of information was probably taken from whatever was in this smaller machine and fed into the larger one. With a mischievous smile, the Siren wasted no time in dismantling the smaller machine. but upon cracking it open, she found nothing but a small tablet. What was so special about some block? Picking it up and looking over, Laura couldn't help but feel somewhat shocked. The tablet -which she'd at first thought was just made out of black stone- had a strange depth to it. Like she was looking down a deep well, or into the dark night sky, the stone tablet tricked her eyes into feeling as if viewing something far away through the tiny window that was the tablet. But she was holding it- it felt as solid as a block of anything else. Whatever it was, she was taking it with her. "Could have used some heavier clothes to hide this under." She sighed. Typical luck of hers, but there was nothing to do about it. She was trying to appear more trustworthy right now anyway, no point in hiding secret treasures in that case. Tucking the black tablet under her arm, she headed back the way she'd come. Eventually reaching the outside once again, she sat herself at the town center and looked over her find while she waited for the others to finish with their business.
laura was snooping. After ensuring none of the villagers were left in that animal pen of a town, she'd made her way around until she'd eventually discovered a way into the massive structure that spanned the area. She had no doubt Bora was off fighting somewhere else in the place, probably cleaning up after some mess Kuja had made. The guy seemed pretty set on whatever grudges he'd had before coming to this world. Well, not that she could really talk. That angel wasn't even close to being off of her hit list after all. As Laura wandered through the place, poking her head into random doors in hopes of finding something good, she suddenly stumbled across a strange room. It looked like some kind of testing bay. The set up was relatively circular, a series of pylons around markings on a raised platform. Something about the whole thing seemed oddly familiar, like she'd seen someone describe something similar before. Though, more than the odd design, what caught her attention more was the scent of burnt flesh. Clearly whatever they'd been testing here had required live people and had not gone well. Thankfully the smell seemed to be the only human thing that was lingering around, so she went to take a closer look. This proved mostly fruitless, as nothing up close to the pylons or the markings stood out to her. She redirected her attention to the control bay on the opposite side of the room. Perhaps a clue was there. At first glance, it appeared to be nothing but an overly complicated dashboard of controls, measuring devices, and information feeds. At second glance, it still just seemed like an overly complicated dashboard of controls, measuring devices, and information feeds. The siren was just turning away in disappointment when a smaller device caught her eye. It was smaller, and by looks appeared to be fairly central to whatever they were trying to test with the larger set up. Some kind of information was probably taken from whatever was in this smaller machine and fed into the larger one. With a mischievous smile, the Siren wasted no time in dismantling the smaller machine. but upon cracking it open, she found nothing but a small tablet. What was so special about some block? Picking it up and looking over, Laura couldn't help but feel somewhat shocked. The tablet -which she'd at first thought was just made out of black stone- had a strange depth to it. Like she was looking down a deep well, or into the dark night sky, the stone tablet tricked her eyes into feeling as if viewing something far away through the tiny window that was the tablet. But she was holding it- it felt as solid as a block of anything else. Whatever it was, she was taking it with her. "Could have used some heavier clothes to hide this under." She sighed. Typical luck of hers, but there was nothing to do about it. She was trying to appear more trustworthy right now anyway, no point in hiding secret treasures in that case. Tucking the black tablet under her arm, she headed back the way she'd come. Eventually reaching the outside once again, she sat herself at the town center and looked over her find while she waited for the others to finish with their business.
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