The exorcist sits on the couch, flipping through channels on the TV until Velvet joins her. Here, I’ll clean that up,” Velvet says, taking Eleanor’s plates to the sink. “That… makes sense,” Eleanor says, finishing her quiche, “And we’ll just look at the other spots if we don’t find the grail. We can take out anyone coming for it, too.” “No, if it’s there we camp nearby and watch it,” Velvet says, “Only grab it in the last half hour the less time we spend with targets on our backs the better. I think we should start looking here, at the closest one to where we landed,” Eleanor says, pointing at the second dot in the residential area, “If the grail is there, we can grab it and wait.” We’ll sleep here, then go hunting in the morning.” “With you dressed like that, we’d spend more time fighting off perverts than getting information.” “I don’t think we should,” Eleanor says, “Especially if this is anything like the other city, it wouldn’t be logical.” “So, where are we scouting tonight?” she asks, taking a bite. The oven beeps a few seconds later, and Velvet serves them both a quiche. She looks up as the door to the bathroom opens, and Eleanor walks out while drying her hair. She reaches into the leather bag holding down one of the corners, extracting one of the droplet-shaped pieces of glasslike stone inside.Ī pair of those had bought their hotel room, while another went towards the night’s dinner. While it offered a great deal of information, simply marking the possible locations of the grail did not help much. Velvet sits in a chair, staring at a map of the city laid out on the table. She vanishes, having finally figured out how Leo teleports.
“By the way, the theory behind what you asked earlier is similar to how we rearrange our headquarters.” Take Zuko somewhere nice you can expense this.” But now I have bigger fish to fry, so I’ll leave it to Planetary. He’d made tearing down the shelter district a pet cause, so I figured reinstating it would draw out whatever’s been making him erratic. “You’re not going to tell them to stop?” Liliana asks, snatching the device. He, and Planetary, might find this helpful for their surveillance of Cfp.” “I’m feeling nice today, so here,” Leo says, handing her a thumb drive, “Deliver this to Zuko. I don’t much like losing friends,” Liliana replies, deliberately avoiding paying attention to the pair until Cfp vanishes.
“Well… Zuko hasn’t spoken to me since then. Cfp, annoyed, looks around in a frenzy before noticing Leo. “Something bothering you?” Leo asks, focusing on a User glaring at the containers, which start to buckle and rust under the intensity of his gaze. “Planetary, huh…” Liliana mutters, looking down.
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“Neither Saturos nor Carol need them, so why should you?” Leo asks, looking around at the newly rebuilt pyramid of shipping containers that passed for a shelter, “It’s quite limiting, anyway, and with Planetary fiddling with them it’s only a matter of time before Wass or Beast get annoyed and crack down.” “Monitoring Artorius and his crew would be much easier if you let us use those badges Omni and Astro designed,” she complains as Leo snaps, bringing them back to the surface. And, since Calamity’s higher than me on the food chain, I’m working at a disadvantage. “I don’t have much of a choice,” Leo replies, “If I went myself, I’d be giving everything away. “You sure this is a good idea?” Liliana asks as the fourteen warriors vanish, whisked away by the large stone flowers in the depths of the sewers, “That… Calamity thing is probably trying to get its hooks into whatever you try to do.”
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