Meeting at the Citadel

[Treewyrm]

At center of the issue was the dynamic between Technocracy and Vagrants. Where one prospered in technology the other was slowly degrading, being reduced to a much more primitive level. Almost like being pacified, whether intentional or not. Nomads had little to gain directly from the path these 'humans' had decided to follow, while the same cannot be said the other way. The interest this group has shown towards his kind is very much one-sided. Once again he was reminded of the view held by his more vengeful brethren. For all the simplicity of their points the assessment wasn't entirely wrong.

But then a different thought was growing within. Vengeful ones made demands, not necessarily of him, rather what outcomes they would prefer. Every time he would return to Omicrons it was a noticeably colder reception than before. At this time it would not surprise him if Shozak was already making moves against, which would not bode well for the coming Trial of Dreams if he's ever to redirect them. Pulling a few brighter minds into his vision might knock a peg or two, but that's a long stretch. Alas Harbinger had to contend with that for now, the Sphere had to be protected at all costs and regardless of the dispute. While Vagrants were only recovering their views on humans were too naïve, still they were slowly opening for fundamental changes. The puzzle had a few missing items in it.

Harbinger contemplated the situation and the possible outcomes, none particularly to his liking but the number of options was growing short as of lately. Not to make desperate bids he'd still try to the gain the most out of unfavorable circumstances. On one hand one more push might just leave this 'alliance' in dust, an outcome most certainly to Shozak's delight. But it seem like a route too simple to take, it merely appeased the other party but there was little in it for himself. On the other hand keepings things as they were would only serve to compound the issue. As it stands Technocracy is not to be trusted in the current arrangement. But there are other means to ensure they'd play along.

At the end there were no particular rules about how Maker's vision to be fulfilled. Any and all options were on the table, but which would be efficient and which could lead to yet another setback? The old method had a moderate success at first but then a small mishap occurred throwing everything into disarray, all the carefully orchestrated steps had to be discarded by the end and even then it was too little too late. Following the crisis different views came about, some more radical than the others, some grew out of frustration and others out of desperation, none particularly reasonable in his mind, all reactionary rather than defining.

The Archives are the solution and the key.

After perusing the artifacts on display he came back to the group. Up until now he seldom said anything but those aware of him knew there was more to than just making a mere visit.

"I may have made my mind but first tell me this. Exactly how do you see yourself benefitting my kin?" - He addressed Revenant. "Many possibilities do remain. Do you think there's something I'd want from you? Let's see how much you have learned so far."