Sybilla was irked about the date comment, but she brushed it off as she walked towards the shuttle following the two Ascendents into the back of the ship. Instead of sitting like the two others, she instead opened the hatch to the cockpit. It was empty of people and she knew that one of them would have to fly it. Looking at the others, she knew none of them had been trained to pilot. That other monk probably had but there was something about him that Sybilla was not comfortable letting him being the only thing between her and the ground.
“I guess that just leaves me to pilot this thing,” she muttered to herself, sighing. She plopped down into the pilot’s seat, buckling herself in and tightening the straps. Turning around when she was situated, she shouted at the two who had not made it into the ship yet: “Hurry it up back there!”
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So, one of us needs to pilot the ship? Or is there already a pilot.
It's coming. I haven't had time. I should be aside to later today.
What's the interior of the ship like?
Sybilla could easily be the pilot.
Monks are the prevalent force. There are three monks, two ascendants, and two knights in the party, if I'm correct.
“Of course we are not important. We are merely ants in the large scheme of things, replaceable cogs in the machine.” She stared outside at the sky, the light blue color seemingly stretching forever. Cade’s whisper drew her out of her reverie. “I really don’t think we have much to worry about from their direction, Cade. They look….harmless…. but that’s beside the point. We are here for a reason and that reason should be our only worry.” She watched as he held his hand up and smiled at the dancing fire within it. “Is that supposed to be me?” Her attention was turned towards the door when a newcomer entered the doorway, a knight. There was also another man leaning against the door, his dark armor nearly fading into the wall. He’s got to be an Ascendant, she thought. Looking around the room, she could not help but think of what a strange party they all made.
Sybilla felt as the boy approached her and attempted to ignore his presence, but when he started talking it became a little difficult. She slowly turned to look at him, her mouth slightly down-turned with annoyance. Before she could say anything, Cade appeared and interrupted, pulling her up and away from the strange boy. In a very rare occurrence, Sybilla felt genuinely grateful towards Cade. Following his gaze out of the hangar doors, she smiled, the openness of the sky pleasing to her. She looked back at Cade.
“Unfortunately, they told me nothing but to come here. I am assuming we’ll be informed at the same time as that one.” She motioned her head in the boy’s direction. “It cannot be anything extremely important if they’re sending…us.” Her tone implied displeasure with the other inhabitant of the room.
“Unfortunately, they told me nothing but to come here. I am assuming we’ll be informed at the same time as that one.” She motioned her head in the boy’s direction. “It cannot be anything extremely important if they’re sending…us.” Her tone implied displeasure with the other inhabitant of the room.
Alright. I can change it pretty easily if you want. c:
Gisk said
Most of the Monks: We'll skip past this for now since what's done is done, but the most likely way for your superiors to get a hold of you would be through the Monks' collective meditation. I suppose Cade would be an exception, since he refuses to participate.
I only used the communicator because I wasn't sure how the meditation would work and I was in a little bit of a rush to post earlier. I thought the collective only worked while meditating and I thought it might have been more urgent than to wait for her to meditate... Could you elaborate on how exactly it works?
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