Standing Upon Spiritual Heights

[Lesingnon]

<<Because if you tried to stroll in it would tear you apart. And yes, it is probably the ban that restrains it. For it to have a ban it must have settled its form, and the ban will be related to where it settled. It is the way of things with Idigam. And I happen to know that this Idigam was first sighted in the poorer regions of Los Angeles.>> With that the screen was switched back to a window opening over the cityscape, and he turned to fix Chantay with a steady gaze. <<You know where the elevator is.>>

Recognizing the dismissal when she heard it, the Elodoth inclined her head ever so slightly to the great spirit. <<Thank you for your advice.>> Then she turned to head towards the large double doors set in the back of the room, quick glances to Digger and Starflower clearly indicating that she expected them to follow.

For his part, Wild Sacramento just sat down in his chair behind his desk and spun so his back was to the wolves. A slightly dismissive tone to his voice as he didn't even bother to watch them leave. <<Should your ilk manage to defeat it I will be spared the trouble...>>

[MethodofDestruction]

Before he follows, Starflower simply says, <<I will return with payment for your information, and help.>> A short bow is given to the back of the spirit, before following behind his Alpha.

[Firebringer]

Matthew turns away without further comment, ears flattened backwards against the sudden feeling of being a pawn tossed about at the whims of gods. There's an urge, quickly suppressed, to scratch up part of the office, as if the petty act of defiance could somehow bring some measure of control back to his life instead of the more probable outcome that Wild Sacramento would kill him with barely a thought.

Instead the Cahalith gathers up his packmates with a glance, before curling up in the elevator to prevent his Urshul bulk from taking up too much of the space.

[Lesingnon]

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