08-16-2016, 07:57 AM
Aria sighed. This was going to be tedious. And they wouldn't ever be happy with her information. And she wasn't about to draw them a map. Not that it really mattered if she wasn't really there, but she felt the need to be there to see the plan through to fruition. To watch either Ascendancy or the Regus perish in the battle. Aria had her doubts that the man leading the Atharim actually understood the power that the Ascendancy wielded.
If the awe from Nox's expression was anything to go by when they met Ascendancy he was not your run of the mill sort of god. He was powerful - he was Apollyon. He was death and destruction and he would slay the beast. Aria smiled at the thought of watching the Regus die a blood and torturous death. The only thing better would for it to be at her hands, but that was likely never to be the case.
Aria told the Regus about the entrance. It's exact location. There was minimal security as it was a hidden entrance. Cameras were the only true measure of security. Aria was certain that the entrance would be decommissioned after this bout with Ascendancy. There were other tunnels, other ways out. This one was just most convenient.
The path on the other hand was little more complicated. It wasn't a matter of drawing a path. It was much like the tunnels below the surface of Moscow itself. A bunch of twists and turns, and circular paths that appeared to loop in on themselves but didn't. Aria didn't mention that there might be a direct path. That path was full of security and the less people dead the better off this op would go. Aria didn't want to have the Atharim taking down innocent security guards because they stood in the way. The other path was cleared of most personnel except for a few. Or that was the plan anyway.
Aria could have withheld information. But she couldn't draw the map, it was impossible.
If the awe from Nox's expression was anything to go by when they met Ascendancy he was not your run of the mill sort of god. He was powerful - he was Apollyon. He was death and destruction and he would slay the beast. Aria smiled at the thought of watching the Regus die a blood and torturous death. The only thing better would for it to be at her hands, but that was likely never to be the case.
Aria told the Regus about the entrance. It's exact location. There was minimal security as it was a hidden entrance. Cameras were the only true measure of security. Aria was certain that the entrance would be decommissioned after this bout with Ascendancy. There were other tunnels, other ways out. This one was just most convenient.
The path on the other hand was little more complicated. It wasn't a matter of drawing a path. It was much like the tunnels below the surface of Moscow itself. A bunch of twists and turns, and circular paths that appeared to loop in on themselves but didn't. Aria didn't mention that there might be a direct path. That path was full of security and the less people dead the better off this op would go. Aria didn't want to have the Atharim taking down innocent security guards because they stood in the way. The other path was cleared of most personnel except for a few. Or that was the plan anyway.
Aria could have withheld information. But she couldn't draw the map, it was impossible.