Jan 04 2018, 03:35 AM
Small clicks echoed through Orion as Gabriel wove through the streets, its gaze darting as a new goal formed in their mind. Gabriel had never seen magic akin to the spells that the strange bird-kings had displayed, and they knew then that they wanted to study it. What made the magic of the Ancient Gembounds so drastically different to modern Gembounds? What made the Ancients so drastically different to the Gembounds emerging into the caves in the current day?
Such knowledge would likely be highly beneficial to its search for the Ultimate Gembound; a creature which they felt could protect the caves should they begin to sway towards their inevitable doom. There was danger in the caves, yes; there always had been. But the more Ancients re-emerged, the greater the chance that one would have power beyond all others, and a less than agreeable nature.
Of course, chances were still very slim, but with all it had seen in its wanderings, the dog felt with newly-awakened certainty that such things were more likely than it had at first thought.
Gabriel felt like- no, it knew- the answer was out there somewhere waiting for it to find, but they also knew it might take a long time to find. Perhaps it would take an entire lifetime. So, Gabriel had decided that in their first step, they would align themselves with Mintaka, who they felt was by far the most agreeable of the bird-kings. That meant looking for pale blue or white stones.
The hairless dog's eyes flickered and glanced, searching the crumbled streets.
Alas, their goal remained elusive for now, and Gabriel kept moving.
Such knowledge would likely be highly beneficial to its search for the Ultimate Gembound; a creature which they felt could protect the caves should they begin to sway towards their inevitable doom. There was danger in the caves, yes; there always had been. But the more Ancients re-emerged, the greater the chance that one would have power beyond all others, and a less than agreeable nature.
Of course, chances were still very slim, but with all it had seen in its wanderings, the dog felt with newly-awakened certainty that such things were more likely than it had at first thought.
Gabriel felt like- no, it knew- the answer was out there somewhere waiting for it to find, but they also knew it might take a long time to find. Perhaps it would take an entire lifetime. So, Gabriel had decided that in their first step, they would align themselves with Mintaka, who they felt was by far the most agreeable of the bird-kings. That meant looking for pale blue or white stones.
The hairless dog's eyes flickered and glanced, searching the crumbled streets.
Alas, their goal remained elusive for now, and Gabriel kept moving.