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RE: Chrysalis - Genesis - 02-10-2014
"Sacrifice. A concept you are all too familiar with."
In a few steps, the old man returned to the table he took the glass from, and carefully placed it back.
"We offer guidance. A purpose."
The man placed his hands together behind his back.
"But you were told this long ago. We are here, at Altair, to further prepare you for your new occupation."
His eyes went up and down, inspecting the mercenary. With a slight frown, he asked:
"Can you walk? We are expected elsewhere on this station."
In a few steps, the old man returned to the table he took the glass from, and carefully placed it back.
"We offer guidance. A purpose."
The man placed his hands together behind his back.
"But you were told this long ago. We are here, at Altair, to further prepare you for your new occupation."
His eyes went up and down, inspecting the mercenary. With a slight frown, he asked:
"Can you walk? We are expected elsewhere on this station."
RE: Chrysalis - Kaze - 02-11-2014
Tentatively, she placed one foot in front of the other and applied pressure. The pain and numbness were there, and it traveled her body to wrack her mind. With a deep breath, she forced the other foot to give another step towards the old man.
"I can."
The old man signaled an invitation to get out of the room, and took the lead. Her legs, now truly hers, wobbled but she steeled herself to follow him. Step by step, the pain started to fade away.
Due to her stubbornness to acknowledge it or simply because they were actually aching less, she finally started to walk, showing no hint of pain. The cold floor greeted her feet. The steely walls greeted her eyes. And as she was silently walking, she remembered something.
Due to her stubbornness to acknowledge it or simply because they were actually aching less, she finally started to walk, showing no hint of pain. The cold floor greeted her feet. The steely walls greeted her eyes. And as she was silently walking, she remembered something.
"What is Altair? And where are we going?"