Kiba has been resurrected. It was briefly mentioned in another post that he was adjusting to his replacement body, you guys just didn't see the ritual that happened while you were having Louise start a Nazi fight or choose to interact with him afterward.

He... isn't happy.

He can be unhappy all he wants, so long as he's not ungrateful. Lich-ifing is a lot of work!

Oh wait, is he upset about Akamaru? Did we not resurrect his dog too? That shouldn't be too hard, right?
 
Kiba has been resurrected. It was briefly mentioned in another post that he was adjusting to his replacement body, you guys just didn't see the ritual that happened while you were having Louise start a Nazi fight or choose to interact with him afterward.

He... isn't happy.
Ah I didn't see him mentisoned as him going through the gate, so I had the thought that it was still happening...
 
[X] Have Louise and Victoria tell yourself and commander Flagg (if available) everything that has transpired during their stay.
-[X]Then consider going to see the local ruler.

[X] Leave her be for now, hopefully she doesn't do anything too terribly damaging to your plans.


Kiba's week: Gets randomly kidnapped, murderized and resurrected through a torturous ritual that leaves him a shadow of his former self. I bet the thirteen year old boy has opinions 'bout his situation, lol. His teammates are gone as well, are they not? Shino is kinda... Dead, right? Hinata is in an entirely different world as well, so he's basically seperated from his support structure and whatnot.
 
Kiba's week: Gets randomly kidnapped, murderized and resurrected through a torturous ritual that leaves him a shadow of his former self. I bet the thirteen year old boy has opinions 'bout his situation, lol. His teammates are gone as well, are they not? Shino is kinda... Dead, right? Hinata is in an entirely different world as well, so he's basically seperated from his support structure and whatnot.

Shino's just fine iirc, he's just had very little screen time.
 
[X] Demand a report on the local threats, leaving them be would only invite complications.
[X] Hinata needs to be found-
-[X] Summon her to you, no need to waste time or effort. Cost 200 Magicka
 
[X] Demand a report on the local threats, leaving them be would only invite complications.
[X] Hinata needs to be found-
-[X] Summon her to you, no need to waste time or effort. Cost 200 Magicka
 
Onward! To The PRT HQ!
"She's missing?" Victoria asks incredulously toward Louise. "I thought she was just busy with something else. why didn't you say something?"

Crossing her arms defiantly at the accusing tone, the pinkette replies, "She ran off a few days ago, but she'll be back when she realizes how childish she was acting. The only thing Hinata can't protect herself from is her naivety and generosity."

"She's thirteen, of course she's going to be childish! Crap, we have to find her, who knows how the poor girl is-" You cut off Victoria's worries with a flick of the wrist and a burst of Magicka.

Violet flames swirl into being for a moment before fading, leaving a bewildered child behind. Seeing an unharmed Hinata sitting awkwardly with her legs folded beneath her and a small cup raised to her lips, the arachnid girl lets out a strangled noise and closes her mouth with a click.

"Damn, if that isn't anticlimactic." Trobror says with a sigh, wandering off to help set up the outpost.

"Well, it would seem she is in no real predicament." You drawl as Hinata blinks her colorless eyes in shock. "Tell me, what was so important that you abandoned the mission I sent you on? Did you not give me your word that you would assist my apprentice, Hinata?"

While you hadn't had too many words with any of the 'ninjas' since summoning them aboard the alien ship, you had overheard enough from their conversations with others to understand some aspects of their personalities. Shino is a contradictory mess of wanting isolation and seeking companionship, Kiba is a guileless and reckless child who seeks to prove himself... though his recent resurrection seems to have thrown him into turmoil. Hinata, well she was obvious from the moment you first saw her. Lacking confidence, lonely, and wanting to emulate strong personalities in the hope of one day not needing to fake it.

Predictably, the small girl turns her stricken gaze between you and Louise. "I-I was. I did."

"You ran off and threw a temper tantrum." Louise argues hypocritically, as if she hadn't done just that on several occasions. Ignoring your amused smirk with no more reaction than a glare, she continues, "The least you could have done was tell me where you were going so I could find you if we needed to leave."

"You killed two people on a whim!" Hinata protests rather more fiercely than you'd come to expect from the girl. Perhaps her time separate had been good for her. When Louise tries to reply, the girl cuts her off. "I know sometimes people need to die and I know they were bad... I... I talked with some of the villagers you saved from them. B-but you didn't know that! You weren't trying to save anyone, you killed them because you could!"

Silencing them both, you declare, "Enough! I will be paying a visit to the ruler of this city and I will not have you two presenting a vulnerability to any potential enemies. You can bicker about this once you return to the other side of the portal." The two duck their heads at the reprimand and you turn to the silent member of the group. "Victoria, would you do me the favor of keeping an eye on Hinata while Louise and I are away?"

"Uh.. yeah, sure thing."

Levitating over the wall, you begin flying toward the city. As expected, Louise follows your example and at your instruction, she regales you with a summary of current events. Since her arrival, the pinkette has been pitting several local factions against each other and from the way she explains it, it had all been by her design. Somehow, you doubt that. She also mentioned that this world is a few months prior to Victoria's own, which is much easier to accept than that Louise could have managed any complex schemes.

Looking at the light absorbing orb in the sky and the pulsating green crystal spire that she claims was once a building, you ponder how much of her story is factual. It is obvious that she doesn't understand many basic concepts of the sciences or even that cultural norms can be so radically different from her own country. The young woman had apparently thought that a local Redguard equivalent was a vampire due to her 'unnatural' skin tone and the blood dripping from her lips instead of the more likely idea that the other girl has simply bit her tongue due to being electrocuted. Although, the shadow-mist ability was a possible sign of vampirism, the locals could have any manner of natural abilities or spells, that was why Vahlen needed samples to be sure.

More concerning than your apprentice's ignorance which would need to be corrected in the coming years or the mostly defunct 'Asian bad boys' that had once boasted a tamed dragon was the pseudo-Nordic band of militant racists. The Empire Eighty-eight, like the Stormcloak 'freedom fighters' before them, were all but assuredly an enemy. Not only did X-com have people of all different breeds, but hatred like that always found a way to come up with new targets. From Louise's pink hair to Victoria's lower body, it was only a matter of time before something unpleasant happened. Luckily, the green crystal had apparently claimed their two top contenders for leadership and the faction had fallen to infighting.

From your apprentice's report, the Empire had a large group of mages that comprised their leadership. Brad the hooked wolf was the leader of one half, his ability to change into an amorphous mass of swirling metal blades serving to make the man a formidable opponent in melee and durable enough to withstand many ranged attacks. His faction also had a pair of women whom Louise personally witnessed growing large enough to pick up an Atmoran giant like a child and according to Victoria, she had also killed two of the man's favored minions.

The other half of the Empire was larger and more diverse, but had less raw strength. Their leader was a woman by the alias of Purity and she was the most capable of causing destruction, absorbing magicka at such a rate that her body would glow with power as she cast spiraling beams of energy at her targets. Her subordinates were varied in ability; turning to mist, conjuring ghosts, and someone named Jotun being the ones Louise knew of for certain. While not as physically powerful as their rival faction, they are more likely to be a threat than a group who could only fight in melee.

"How go your studies?" You ask as the white edifice of your destination grows closer. "I see you have at least become proficient in Levitation enchantments."

Beaming at the praise, Louise answers, "I've unraveled the poison resistance, Stamina enhancement, and Recall enchantments you sent. I... haven't managed to understand exactly what the one on my mask is, but I know it has something to do with breathing."

"Waterbreathing." You explain, having only included one enchanted item that would fit the described effect. "It allows you to hold your breath indefinitely, my own personal interpretation of the rather archaic enchantment and a substantial improvement if I do say so myself."

Removing the white and gold mask to stare at it in awe, the pinkette asks, "You mean I don't have to breathe when I wear this? How could you entrust such a wondrous secret to me after I stupidly messed up and got stuck here?"

"Who else would I teach if not my apprentice?" You ask back, ruffling her hair as the two of you descend toward the street. You pretend not to notice the wetness in her eyes or the blatant staring of the people below.

The alabaster building is large, like all the others in this place. Chain-linked fencing surrounds the area at the base and soldiers mill about between several smaller structures whose purpose you cannot guess based on their bare exteriors. Vehicles of all manner crowd the area as well, from tall armored hulks of plate steel to squat and rounded things.

Landing before a pair of tense, black armored individuals, you gesture to the door. "Now since you have been here before, you can lead the way."

Forcing the doors open with an unnecessary show of Telekinesis, Louise strides elegantly in as if she was not wearing a torn and dirtied outfit and declares, "I have brought my Master as requested, take us to your leader."

Against all expectations, the two of you are met with stunned silence before the many civilians swarm around Louise and begin vying for her attention. Bemused, you slip away to stand by the receptionist, who asks, "While she's busy with her fans, is there anything I can help you with, hun?"

"Fans?" You repeat, looking to your flustered apprentice before shaking your head at her pleading expression. She could explain later once your business is concluded. "Never mind. I was told that I am expected."

"I don't see any appointments scheduled... what's your name?"

"Cynric Tyne." You say, spelling it out for her when she asks.

After several moments of the woman typing and trying to find something on the screen, she looks up apologetically. "I don't see anything. Why don't you head over to the giftshop and look around while I call up and ask."

Status: Healthy
Magicka: (450/650)

Choose:

[] Stay and wait for an audience.
-[] Avoid the crowd and go to the giftshop while Louise deals with her admirers.
-[] Observe Louise's interaction with the crowd.​

[] They had their chance. Leave immediately, you can return later if you see fit. In the mean time, you can meet with Louise's local contacts.

If you stay:
[] Refuse to give any important information and let them know that Commander Flagg will contact them when he's available.

[] Trade information for answers to your own questions.
-[] Question write in.​

[] Give vague answers and allude to information you know from Victoria's stories of the 'future'.

[] Offer an alliance against threats in exchange for freedom to procure needed resources.

[] Write in.
 
[X] This woman appears to be unaware that you are here for a diplomatic meeting.
-[X] Most excellent. Visit this "giftshop" and take the opportunity to do some scrying around the building.
-[X] Forewarned is forearmed.
 
[X] They had their chance. Leave immediately, you can return later if you see fit. In the mean time, you can meet with Louise's local contacts.

Honestly a guy walks in with Louise who is respectful of him and this receptionist doesn't give him the respect he deserves well I guess they will come back later. Also with what the prt and protectorate have tried to do to his apprentice, I don't actually want us to talk to them.

As in she wouldn't understand but he will understand what they tried to do...
 
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[X] This woman appears to be unaware that you are here for a diplomatic meeting.
-[X] Most excellent. Visit this "giftshop" and take the opportunity to do some scrying around the building.
-[X] Forewarned is forearmed.
 
[X] This woman appears to be unaware that you are here for a diplomatic meeting.
-[X] Most excellent. Visit this "giftshop" and take the opportunity to do some scrying around the building.
-[X] Forewarned is forearmed.

Edit: I suppose this counts as staying, so:

[X] Trade information for answers to your own questions.
-[X] Inquire about Louise's activities in Brockton Bay (preferably while Louise is elsewhere); it's best to hear both sides of the story, especially this whole feeding machines to people business.
-[X] Ask about the lingering effects of Bakuda's bombs. No need to worry about long term commitments if that black hole's been getting any bigger.
-[X] Ask about known threats, particularly threats with bounties attached. Allude to, but do not outright state the ability to summon targets into pre-arranged kill zones.
-[X] Ask about the availability of any outstanding items on the list, and attempt to determine the desirability of certain enchantments you could offer in trade or for sale.
-[X] Offer to arrange a meeting between Protectorate & X-Com leadership.
-[X] Have you seen an surly, immortal fire-bird anywhere? It's carrying an item of sentimental value for my apprentice.
The ability to shut off a parahuman's powers simply by shoving them through the Oblivion Gate should be quite valuable for negotiations, but no one should be aware of that yet.
 
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Honestly a guy walks in with Louise who is respectful of him and this receptionist doesn't give him the respect he deserves well I guess they will come back later. Also with what the prt and protectorate have tried to do to his apprentice, I don't actually want us to talk to them.
It might be a code phrase to go to the back(hidden) entrance or something
 
[X] They had their chance. Leave immediately, you can return later if you see fit. In the mean time, you can meet with Louise's local contacts.

Either this, or passing the buck off to Commander Flagg. Both allow us to be needlessly difficult out of pure spite.:lol:rofl:
 
[X] This woman appears to be unaware that you are here for a diplomatic meeting.
-[X] Most excellent. Visit this "giftshop" and take the opportunity to do some scrying around the building.
-[X] Forewarned is forearmed.
 
It's so nice to see this whole thing from Cynric's perspective again. I hope we'll stay with him for a while.
[X] Stay and wait for an audience.
- [X] Avoid the crowd and go to the giftshop while Louise deals with her admirers.

[X] Trade information for answers to your own questions.
I'll leave the actual questions to others.

The ability to shut off a parahuman's powers simply by shoving them through the Oblivion Gate should be quite valuable for negotiations, but no one should be aware of that yet.
I'm not sure if this is the case - the gate provides an easy way of access for the entities as well, after all.
 
[X] Stay and wait for an audience.
-[X] Observe Louise's interaction with the crowd.

[X] Give vague answers and allude to information you know from Victoria's stories of the 'future'.

[X] Offer an alliance against threats in exchange for freedom to procure needed resources.
 
[X] They had their chance. Leave immediately, you can return later if you see fit. In the mean time, you can meet with Louise's local contacts.

[X] Refuse to give any important information and let them know that Commander Flagg will contact them when he's available.

Ugh, I'd rather leave the interaction of wormverse and X-COM between themselves. There's still plenty of parahuman samples to get before they start monitoring Cynric, and the material trade can probably be done more efficiently by X-COM themselves since they can talk to this group more normally.
 
[X] This woman appears to be unaware that you are here for a diplomatic meeting.
-[X] Most excellent. Visit this "giftshop" and take the opportunity to do some scrying around the building.
-[X] Forewarned is forearmed.

Aaaaah, Cynric. Finally.
 
[X] This woman appears to be unaware that you are here for a diplomatic meeting.
-[X] Most excellent. Visit this "giftshop" and take the opportunity to do some scrying around the building.
-[X] Forewarned is forearmed.

[X] Trade information for answers to your own questions.

I'll take the list of questions from Barnes.
 
Oh Cynric you wonderful character. Such a joy to read. So any guesses on what appointed tasks Hinata worked on after leaving Louise? Aside from knocking out this dimension's Victoria of course...
 
[X] Stay and wait for an audience.
-[X] Observe Louise's interaction with the crowd.

[X] Give vague answers and allude to information you know from Victoria's stories of the 'future'.

[X] Offer an alliance against threats in exchange for freedom to procure needed resources.
 
[X] They had their chance. Leave immediately, you can return later if you see fit. In the mean time, you can meet with Louise's local contacts.
 
Cynric and Piggot
"Excellent, I shall do just that." You say to the woman before leaving her to her duties.

With measured haste, you give Louise a jaunty wave and make your way into the giftshop. Ceramic dishware, poorly stitched clothing, and other merchandise that is covered in colorful words and emblems litter the room. The place is reminiscent of those merchant stalls that clog the streets of the Imperial City, designed to entice visitors into spending their money on worthless items that will likely not survive long past being used as bragging rights to those too 'unfortunate' to have made the journey to the city, the objects that do remain intact will be abandoned to an eternity in some dark corner out of sight.

Several families are wandering between aisles of memorabilia when you enter, children begging for cheap toys and teenagers jokingly stepping into gaudy clothing to entertain their friends. You avoid them all and find a relatively isolated corner in which to discreetly perform a bit of magic. Though you are not nearly as skilled in Mysticism as you are in most other branches of magic, you grab a smooth white platter that is painted with a verdant lines and the letter 'V'. A smooth and reflective surface is necessary for your effort and after searching for somebody in the building who matches Louise's unflattering description of this director Piggot, you manage to coerce the dish to reflect what the woman's office window would rather than your own surroundings. Scrying a present or future event is never an easy feat even with proper tools and a short distance to the target, so you're lucky that the woman in the office has no way of knowing what you are doing.

The image you get is distorted and of such poor quality that you must rely on color to make up for the lack of clarity to identify anything in the scene, but the important thing is that you can hear the words that reach the glass. "-n't know who that is, tell them to make an appointment."

At the impatient female voice's command, you hear the familiar sound of the receptionist respond, "Ma'am, he came in with that Louise girl."

"Fine." The first voice says with a sigh after a moment of silence. "Is Clockblocker in yet?"

"Not yet ma'am, his father's visitor schedule changed last week, so he will be at the hospital until eleven at the earliest."

"It can't be helped then. Make sure the... girl is properly distracted when he gets here. She's enough of a nuisance as it is, I don't want them together in my building if I can help it. I'll have somebody escort the old man to my office, just keep him from leaving. " Piggot orders, ending the conversation without waiting for a response. A series of rapid beeps follows and you hear her say, "Shut up, get down to the lobby, bring our 'visitor' up to my office, and behave yourself. Do you understand? Good, now hurry up, he's the one with the ridiculous beard."

When no more sound come through for a minute other than clacking noises and grumbling, you shift it around to several other rooms to try to find out more, but the image is too murky to make out anything useful. After only several seconds of this, you are forced to end the spell before it completely drains you.

Carefully setting the platter back on the shelf it came from, you inspect more useless baubles and wait impatiently. You briefly contemplate casting an illusion to make your facial hair appear thrice as large, but immediately dismiss the thought of wasting magicka on such a thing. Thankfully the wait isn't long before a man in rust red armor and an opaque glass mask over his upper face enters the shop.

At the immediate adulation of those in the room, he flexes his biceps in a flamboyant manner and states, "Yes, yes, I know I'm awesome."

"Assault! Can I get a picture with you?" One of the young women asks nervously, squeaking in surprise when he immediately sidles up cheek to cheek with her and holds up a small device that flashes.

Tossing the small pink rectangle into the air for her to fumble, he puts an arm around your shoulder and announces, "Hope that's good enough, 'cause I gotta take my gramps here to meet girl Battery. Not that we're an item or anything. Wink wink."

Letting the man lead you away from the disappointed masses and into an elevator, you wait until the door closes before giving him an unamused look. He doesn't seem to notice as he leans against the wall and asks, "So you're from another world? I'm Assault by the way."

"That is not a name." You reply, not answering his question.

"Well... no, but secret identities and all that. Besides, Assault and Battery sounds way better than Eric and Jane or any other normal names, right?" Assault says with a grin before the elevator opens. You hadn't even noticed that it had started moving.

Warily stepping out, you follow the irreverent man down the hall and around numerous corners. The entire floor is one giant trap. They're subtle about it, with the winding corridors that are of uneven length and corners that are slightly more or less than ninety degrees to disorient invaders with a small labyrinth. Someone without your genetic modifications or a Detect Life spell might think these people complacent for having no guards stationed in the hall, but you notice the way every office you pass gives you the faint sensation of people hiding on just out of view. You doubt this woman you're meeting is even on the top floor of the building as would be expected of the leader of a faction based in a tower.

Clearly they are prepared for the chance that you might turn hostile... or they at least think they are prepared.

When the two of you finally pass a security checkpoint with the first visibly armed guard you've seen since leaving the elevator, your guide doesn't even bother knocking, simply throwing open the door to your destination and strolling inside with a crisp salute. "Assault and Beard guy, reporting as ordered."

"You... do realize that I am technically a diplomatic envoy, yes?" You can't help but ask the man, not even insulted at the name, just bewildered.

At his careless shrug, Piggot grits her teeth in annoyance and dismisses him. Louise wasn't exaggerating with how unhealthy the woman is. Her weight is enough that even resting her breathing is labored, her skin has a sickly pallor, dark rings under her eyes are poorly masked with facial powders, and her silvery blonde hair lacks any sense of life or vibrancy. If you had to guess, you would say she was suffering from severe organ damage and possibly an increasing level of blood toxicity.

Turning her attention to you as her subordinate exits the room, the woman offers you a seat and begins, "I apologize for Assault's behavior, he's a valuable asset to the city, but his personality leaves something to be desired."

"That is unnecessary, but thank you none the less." You reply politely as you take a seat and refrain from smirking as you feel the red-clad man position himself against the wall of an adjacent office. "We are both busy people, so I shall be forthcoming about the reason for my visit. I am told that your attempts to question my apprentice were rebuffed. Perhaps I could allay some of your concerns in exchange for some answers of my own."

"As long as you understand there are some things I can't talk about." Since you weren't expecting any different, you motion you acceptance. "Alright, I'll begin by asking what your groups intentions are in coming to my world."

You raise an eyebrow at the woman, not having expected her to ask something that should have been obvious considering the lack of corpses. "Easy enough I suppose. We are primarily seeking to trade goods and services in exchange for vitally important resources and equipment that we no longer have the facilities to produce. I believe my apprentice has mentioned the cause of our predicament."

"Yes, though I hope you won't take it personally when I say her story about aliens blowing up your planet sounds completely absurd."

Shrugging, you fail to point out that it wasn't your planet. She doesn't need to know about the infinite realms of Oblivion. "Be that as it may, we would prefer to maintain a relatively peaceful relationship with the proper authorities of your nation if we can. On the topic of Louise, what is this I hear about your subordinates conspiring to contaminate her food with microscopic machinery?"

Grimacing, Piggot leans back in her seat and says, "It's nowhere near as terrible as she keeps going on about. Armsmaster, my powered counterpart, made a series of unobtrusive tracking nanobots to make sure the girl was safe. At the time, we were under the impression that she was a refugee on the run from a dangerous criminal organization. If she had been more cooperative or forthcoming, we wouldn't have needed to resort to such actions. Still, while your... apprentice has been the cause of an almost never ending headache, I can admit she's been a big help."

"Oh?" You say, prompting the woman to continue.

"Her first public appearance was when she interrupted a bank robbery and since then she's used her powers to heal a large portion of the city's population. If it wasn't for her help, I would have lost a lot of good men and women when Bakuda's bombs went off."

While she looked uneasy at the admission, she did at least sound like she was being truthful. Seeing that as as good of an opportunity to transition onto more serious concerns as you were likely to get, you ask, "Speaking of which, should we be concerned about the after effects? It would be monumentally foolish to establish a presence here after escaping one black hole only to be swallowed by another."

"No, as far as we can tell, the singularity is slowly decreasing in size and should fail in a few years time with minimal complications. The crystals..." She pauses uncertainly. "We're working on a way to halt its spread. Is there any threat from your side of the portal I should be aware of?"

"Just a group of technology worshiping zealots known as the Brotherhood of Steel. They are the only ones from our side that could even attempt to breach the security detail guarding the portal, but any group of theirs that manages to rush through would be lost and outnumbered enough to pose minimal danger to your people. I am more concerned with this Empire Eight-Eight."

Another ten minutes pass with the two of you going over everything you know about the two respective enemy organizations. You explain the powered armor and laser weaponry of the Brotherhood, including the discussion of tactical uses of Brotherhood armor you'd had with Shen. For her part, Piggot has no real new information on the Empire members other than Jotun's ability to grow stronger and more resilient by absorbing heat. She politely refuses to help with your shopping, not that you can blame her, and even the offer of a regeneration enchantment for her health problems does nothing to sway her. The main discovery is a list of bounties; a teleporting assassin, Hookwolf, a trio of mercenaries, a doomsday cult, 'the Travelers', a butcher, and a band of serial killers being chief among the targets due to their relative closeness compared to those in distant countries... though the warlord known as Moord Nag sounds interesting enough to potentially be worth the long voyage. The ability to conjure a shadow that kills with a touch could be useful.

The meeting concludes with you offering to ensure Commander Flagg or Bradford contact the woman. Rather than suffer the journey back through the maze, you surprise Piggot by opening the office window and leaping out to float down. At the base of the building, you find Louise in conversation with a boy whose white outfit is covered in clocks, the receptionist frozen mid-step in the center of the lobby. Clearly this is the Clockblocker child that was mentioned earlier.

"-me on, please?" The boy begs, falling to his knees and gripping your apprentice's hands. "I've been trying to catch you for days! I rushed over as soon as I heard you were here. I'll never bother you again, I'll be your best friend, whatever you want."

Status: Healthy
Magicka: (75/650)

Choose:

[] Find out what the boy wants and-
-[] Let Louise decide how to respond.
-[] Offer your assistance.​

[] Beckon Louise to follow you and-
-[] have her introduce you to her local contacts.
-[] find a supplier of aircraft parts.​

[] Send a bounty hunting target to Trobror:
-[] The Assassin.
-[] Hookwolf.
-[] The Travelers.​

[] Return through the gate to the base with your minions.
-[] Bring prisoners/guests of Louise's suggestion: Write in.​

[] Write in.

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A/N: I forgot to update the character sheet with Cynric's gene-mods and needed to go back through the story to find out exactly what you got other than depth perception and bio-electric skin.

No asking Piggot about Fawkes before checking his intended destination. Trobror's target choices are limited to those in the city until you can arrange transportation.
 
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