06-03-2015, 04:39 PM
Well, it looks like Axorn was a former king. That was going to be quite the mess for his homeworld with his sudden absence, he assumed. The sudden disappearance of any political leader was bound to cause some conspiracies at least, and at worst, a power struggle to fill the vacuum. Not much they could do about that, so there wasn't much point in worrying about it.
"At least we didn't get sent here by our lonesome, but it'd help if we got a bit more of a guide," Triest commented.
Just as Axorn was done introducing himself, Erik stepped in and introduced himself. That feeling he got earlier started to make a little more sense now, seeing that a psychic was near them. Not that Triest would say anything, but he did frown a little bit. To add more fuel to the fire, was that Erik confirmed that Axorn was a king. Either it was blind faith, or he really did reach into their minds. He did show something incredible though. Well, at least to Triest it was. He had never worked with Omnilium before.
After a few minutes of undisturbed concentration, the book he had been... transmuted...? into a very colorful orb.
"I've gotta try that out," Triest would say, staring for a little bit, "Everyone can do that right? Might need to make a few things that I left back home," he paused, "Later I suppose. I want to make sure I've got the idea down first. Sketch it or something... wait... paper might actually work..." he trailed off, completely missing Erik's question of what to do next.
"At least we didn't get sent here by our lonesome, but it'd help if we got a bit more of a guide," Triest commented.
Just as Axorn was done introducing himself, Erik stepped in and introduced himself. That feeling he got earlier started to make a little more sense now, seeing that a psychic was near them. Not that Triest would say anything, but he did frown a little bit. To add more fuel to the fire, was that Erik confirmed that Axorn was a king. Either it was blind faith, or he really did reach into their minds. He did show something incredible though. Well, at least to Triest it was. He had never worked with Omnilium before.
After a few minutes of undisturbed concentration, the book he had been... transmuted...? into a very colorful orb.
"I've gotta try that out," Triest would say, staring for a little bit, "Everyone can do that right? Might need to make a few things that I left back home," he paused, "Later I suppose. I want to make sure I've got the idea down first. Sketch it or something... wait... paper might actually work..." he trailed off, completely missing Erik's question of what to do next.