Tale Feather
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- Posted: Thu, 26 Apr 2012 18:12:43 +0000
After being acknowledged, Arkravis would throw his glove at a clear plastic canister on the nearby medical counter.
The object teetered off of its position and clattered loudly on the ground, scaring its content along the corner of the room. The Avion would use the distraction move directly into Terrance's personal space, reaching out with his left hand to grab the shoulder of the metalic arm.
With Arkravis now in direct contact with the man, he was able to ascertain the source of the chaotic energy within him. Using his own natural affinity for dominance over energy, the Avion reigned in the chaos in Terrance's being. As a result, the man's false-arm stopped constantly shifting shape. A temporary measure, but enough to keep Terrance's complications from interfering with his work.
Arkravis stared point blank into the youth's face. As he did so, speaking to him.
"Every moment you spend fretting and panicking over your past, is another moment your enemy capitalizes on your weakness. As you are now, you are more than useless - you are a liability. If you are scared, accept it and move on. If you are angry, harness it and move on. Only your objectives are important, and they will not wait for you. Now finish what you are doing and complete your recovery. I will be back later to speak with you about the sewers. Have your resolve strengthened by then."
A soft hand was not what this youth needed to become a man. Here was an individual who wanted to be something of purpose, and was willing to throw himself into the fire blindly to do so. Arkravis knew well the hesitation that came with the discovery that world was not as simple to be bent by will alone, nor were the consequence of attempting so as straightforward. But if the will were properly tempered with experience and caution - then there was potential to glean from it. Soft reassurances and pampering tempered these things poorly.
Arkravis would go to reclaim his glove, placing it back on his hand. His trick likely bought Terrance enough time to work on his strange device without interruption from his own power. His mind, however, would be his own task to sort out.
For now, Arkravis would leave. Whatever information Terrance had would likely be too buried within trauma to be of use. Arkravis would have to send someone more likely to survive a blind run into hostile territory.
And though it made his stomach churn to think of it, he knew exactly which individual he wanted to accompany Lian's contact.
The object teetered off of its position and clattered loudly on the ground, scaring its content along the corner of the room. The Avion would use the distraction move directly into Terrance's personal space, reaching out with his left hand to grab the shoulder of the metalic arm.
With Arkravis now in direct contact with the man, he was able to ascertain the source of the chaotic energy within him. Using his own natural affinity for dominance over energy, the Avion reigned in the chaos in Terrance's being. As a result, the man's false-arm stopped constantly shifting shape. A temporary measure, but enough to keep Terrance's complications from interfering with his work.
Arkravis stared point blank into the youth's face. As he did so, speaking to him.
"Every moment you spend fretting and panicking over your past, is another moment your enemy capitalizes on your weakness. As you are now, you are more than useless - you are a liability. If you are scared, accept it and move on. If you are angry, harness it and move on. Only your objectives are important, and they will not wait for you. Now finish what you are doing and complete your recovery. I will be back later to speak with you about the sewers. Have your resolve strengthened by then."
A soft hand was not what this youth needed to become a man. Here was an individual who wanted to be something of purpose, and was willing to throw himself into the fire blindly to do so. Arkravis knew well the hesitation that came with the discovery that world was not as simple to be bent by will alone, nor were the consequence of attempting so as straightforward. But if the will were properly tempered with experience and caution - then there was potential to glean from it. Soft reassurances and pampering tempered these things poorly.
Arkravis would go to reclaim his glove, placing it back on his hand. His trick likely bought Terrance enough time to work on his strange device without interruption from his own power. His mind, however, would be his own task to sort out.
For now, Arkravis would leave. Whatever information Terrance had would likely be too buried within trauma to be of use. Arkravis would have to send someone more likely to survive a blind run into hostile territory.
And though it made his stomach churn to think of it, he knew exactly which individual he wanted to accompany Lian's contact.