[hr][hr][center][h3][color=#9370DB][b]☀️ Nancy Parker ☀️[/b][/color] [i]and[/i] [color=a187be][b]🌈 Leda Storm 🌈[/b][/color][/h3][img]https://img.roleplayerguild.com/prod/users/94cd9be5-0fe9-4c40-bc72-9dcc5b8f6500.gif[/img][hr][b]Location:[/b] Senate House
[b]Skills:[/b] N/A [hr][hr][/center]	It was a little bit of culture shock to hear the Greek girl say [i]Hecate[/i] - it was like suddenly hearing [i]pop[/i] instead of [i]soda[/i] for instance, or [i]care-uh-mel[/i] instead of [i]car-mel[/i]. Nancy had to think for a minute as to the Roman equivalent of Hecate, but it came to her quickly enough. The Greeks had been visited by Trivia then, Madalyne and Waverley's mother. Nancy frowned deeply at the news that the gem was a part of Tartarus. They hadn't known that. It was a little chilling to think of what could have happened if their request to retrieve it had been a failure - if it had fallen into the wrong hands, well, more wrong than the hands of a dragon. It wasn't terribly shocking to hear that Atlas had lied, but still, Niah had bound him under an oath... She bit her lip slightly, not liking the conclusion she was coming to. There was one obvious reason as to why the monsters would want that stone. 

	[color=#9370DB]"We can't let them get that stone - if we can't hold New Rome, we need to either smuggle it out or destroy it,"[/color] she said. [color=#9370DB]"They're probably going to try to use it to resurrect Tartarus, which would obviously be grody to the max."[/color] The things that came before the gods tended to be world destroyers. She didn't want to know what agenda Tartarus would get up to if he were able to manifest a physical form beyond that of the Pit. Saturn was puny in comparison to Tartarus and he had caused enough damage, from what some of the retired legionnaires had told her. And of course, Terra hadn't been a cakewalk either. 

	[color=#9370DB]"Sounds rad, Niah - maybe bring your fancy armor with you, things might get gnarly,"[/color] Nancy suggested. She somehow doubted that the Greeks had anything equivalent to life vests for their flying ship, so Niah's flying armor would pretty much be her only line of defense if she were to go overboard. She didn't want to add onto scaring the little kid, and Nancy was still a bit skeptical as to the Greeks bringing people so young along for this, but she didn't say a word about it. 

	Leda nodded at Kiera - she was going to stay as well. There was no way that she was going to sit out on all of this action, even if it killed her. She'd much rather die a hero today than live as a coward. Besides, the two leaders of New Rome sounded to her like they were from [i]Stranger Things[/i] or something with the way they talked and she wanted to get to the bottom of that. The thought of fighting up on the flying ship wasn't ideal, since she liked to zip around and run as fast as she could, but she wasn't about to abandon her friends. She could do some fancy rainbows and sword fighting anyways. 

	[color=a187be]"Sounds like we've got a smashing plan,"[/color] she commented, feeling a little bit awkward. Did they need to wait for the Romans to dismiss them or something? What was the exact protocol for aiding the Roman legion? She imagined that they probably had a binder somewhere with all of these stuffy rules and regulations written up. As a child of Iris, Leda [i]hated[/i] the idea of that. She was a free spirit. She wouldn't have lasted here. She wondered if her mother had any Roman children around.