Ah, a sensible decision at long last. The pilot thought to himself before suddenly pausing as if struck by some cosmic reality. A Garlean admitted defeat? In fact now that he thought back the behavior was atypical for the nationalist fanatics that composed their ranks especially ones that would be granted a weapon such as this. If it was a conscript that was easy enough to explain but he didn't need to sense the aether to know this was a Garlean. The way they spoke made that evident that even if they were not born Garlean they considered themselves thus.
Wordlessly the Rune God extended its hands, with a dull sound the magick underneath the warmachina erupted upwards casting a heaven piercing beam into the skies. The pilot spoke up again suddenly, his tone however had somewhat grown softer.
"On second thought, perhaps I misjudged your ilk, at least somewhat." The rogue Diamond Weapon vanished into thin air as the Rune God looked back at the cooling one, flames looming beneath its gaze as smoke covered the space between them. "Not to say this is a sudden change of heart, not at all. I need not repeat the obvious here."
His prize was secured and the Rune God looked at the approaching reinforcements for the reinforcement, he shouldn't linger too much but there were words to be said. "You speak of mutual benefit, yes? Then I'll offer that problem to you as a test. I won't give you any specific time limit, though if I were you I'd do so with some modicum of haste." One of the claws traced a shape into the air, a small piece of parchment fluttering down in response as it dodged the flames. Once more the enemy turned away from the Diamond Weapon, stepping one foot into the light.
"There even one with your disability should be able to handle that. Oh, but I should say I much prefer interesting exchanges." And with that, he and the pillar of light were gone. The flames appeared to suddenly realize they were on a frozen mountain peak as well as they subsided swiftly until only smoke was left of them.
Her assessments so far were truthful and there was the notion of wisdom behind them, here was to hoping there would be no such thing as a banal trap at the inevitable exchange they would ask.
Wordlessly the Rune God extended its hands, with a dull sound the magick underneath the warmachina erupted upwards casting a heaven piercing beam into the skies. The pilot spoke up again suddenly, his tone however had somewhat grown softer.
"On second thought, perhaps I misjudged your ilk, at least somewhat." The rogue Diamond Weapon vanished into thin air as the Rune God looked back at the cooling one, flames looming beneath its gaze as smoke covered the space between them. "Not to say this is a sudden change of heart, not at all. I need not repeat the obvious here."
His prize was secured and the Rune God looked at the approaching reinforcements for the reinforcement, he shouldn't linger too much but there were words to be said. "You speak of mutual benefit, yes? Then I'll offer that problem to you as a test. I won't give you any specific time limit, though if I were you I'd do so with some modicum of haste." One of the claws traced a shape into the air, a small piece of parchment fluttering down in response as it dodged the flames. Once more the enemy turned away from the Diamond Weapon, stepping one foot into the light.
"There even one with your disability should be able to handle that. Oh, but I should say I much prefer interesting exchanges." And with that, he and the pillar of light were gone. The flames appeared to suddenly realize they were on a frozen mountain peak as well as they subsided swiftly until only smoke was left of them.
Her assessments so far were truthful and there was the notion of wisdom behind them, here was to hoping there would be no such thing as a banal trap at the inevitable exchange they would ask.
