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Sent nodded, "Yeah, he could have been watching. He sees all time. He knows everything that happens and can focus anywhere at any time. So if he wanted to watch, then he likely did. The guy never has to pay for porn on TV, its awesome. I can do something similar, but its very limited, see through time that is." Tac pffted, "You people suck. All I can do is see five seconds into my own future...albeit ******** constantly." "Oh calm the ******** down, is Ae.." Tac cut him off, "Yeah, he is still pissed off, frustrated mostly. The war...it was born from his frustrations and anger at himself. He doubts he can handle it all." A rather small hampster whizzed by in one of those ball things, quite fast too.

"I see Sent laying on the ground with you on top of him, being smited." He wasn't even done talking before the same hampster came back and pegged Sent in the back of the head, causing him to fall backwards, dragging Mystina with him, and just for a kick, Tac smited them, though not quite so powerful as Aetas would have. "And the Hampster, it belongs to Aetas, watch, he'll say so." The hampster rolled up beside him in a squeaky voice, "He's right ya know."

For a moment Mystina is frozen in time along with the Hampster, though the effect is ended as Tac shoots the indestructable ball to get it rolling again. With a move expected from a cowboy in a western he re-holsters the weapon Caritas, a mostly green oversized pistol wth active orange swirls running across it. "We don't touch The Wheel. The Wheel is a wierd thing. The Wheel is time incarnate." Sent witched and sat up, "You suck balls dude." "Hey, I foresaw smiting, there was no smiting, so I had to make smiting happen! I'm not about to cause a temporal incursion just to spare you guys some pain. Besides, I think your girl likes pain."

Tac held up his hand, "He doesn't even need to answer. Now, are the two of you going to stick around and do something productive, or what?" Sent performed a little flip type thing and hopped back up into a standing position, "Well, thats up to my naughty little fairy here. My job is done. Seriously, you were the last stop." Tac mumbled, "No wonder you took such a god damned long time."

Imagine a smoking turkey, no, not with a cigarette, like Thanksgiving Day when sister decided to cook for once. That'd be Sent right about now, Aetas had heard Mystina's comment, and even the mention of it didn't siot well with Aetas. Tac shook his head, "You really need to learn to keep quiet. But of course, I'm sure Sent will teach you that, all in good time. Heh, good time. I made a funny." He wanders off in search of meditation, either that or a conversation with The Vince Elemental.

Sent twitched slightly, but it didn't look like he would be going anywhere for a while. Tac glanced over to him and snapped his fingers, causing the Aven to dissolve and return to his home while a lab of sorts was set up upon the rolling hills. He needed to expand upon his own skills and test his limits. In the meantime the wall of the Chronos Tower seemed to slide outwards and move to the side as a flurry of books flew out and began orbiting the lab. Tac stood very still for a moment, eyes cast down to the ground. He began breathing heavily as his aura pulled out around him, 9 different shimmering auras, each of their own distinct color and base nature. The green one that was most prevalent around Tacitus shifted as a rather dim, fading grey one wrapped around him, causing him to whither and age. As his auras faded a bright symbol of sort flashed from his chest as a staff formed in his hand for support. He fumbled around in his coat pockets and produced a rather thick pair of glasses, putting them on. He glanced back to Mystina for a moment before getting to work.

Tac already seemed engrossed in his reading and studies, though he seemed to be doing very little at all. He put up a single hand in dismissal as a tacit message that he was not to be disturbed, but Tac's voice was clear in her head, routed through Aetas's telepathy, I can hear you, just don't bother the body. Tac continued to run through book dozens of pages at a time, each book giving off a dim glow as the knowledge within was absorbed at an amazing rate. A small puff or purple smoke rose off his desk and scattered to the winds.