@Dark Light
When the Guild member finally swung by the airport and identified Levy, they were quick to stow her baggages in the trunk of the car. The woman who picked her up was a normal whose name was Amelia. When Levy entered the car, Amelia immediately drove out the airport and towards the city.
“So, what really is the problem here in Chicago?” Levy started, eyes lazily gazing at the passing surroundings. “Am I really needed or am I just here for show?”
“There are struggles between two factions: the Justice and the Obsidian.” She replied. “The Guild isn’t heavily invested with their fights and we only assist when they ask for it. After all, we wouldn’t want to step on some toes and gain an enemy instead of an ally.”
Levy hummed. “And, are we going to the Guild now?”
“Yes.” Amelia answered. “But it is only to show you your room and drop of your bags. After that, I am tasked to bring you to the site where the video was sent.”
Levy’s eyebrows rose. “Why?”
“I--well, according to your dossier, you have the ability to track people.”
“Um, I don’t?” Levy half-laughed, half-said. “I mean, I do, but I have to see them first in person. And I have limited range.”
Amelia shifted her gaze from the road to Levy for a short moment before she shrugged and focused on the drive ahead. “Well, it came from up high,” Levy resisted the urge to roll her eyes, “so we have to do it. We can just drive around the block and return, just to be safe. I’ll also request an edit on your file.”
“Fair enough.”
The rest of the ride was uneventful, with neither having anything to talk about. Before long, they’ve arrived at the Guild HQ.
When the Guild member finally swung by the airport and identified Levy, they were quick to stow her baggages in the trunk of the car. The woman who picked her up was a normal whose name was Amelia. When Levy entered the car, Amelia immediately drove out the airport and towards the city.
“So, what really is the problem here in Chicago?” Levy started, eyes lazily gazing at the passing surroundings. “Am I really needed or am I just here for show?”
“There are struggles between two factions: the Justice and the Obsidian.” She replied. “The Guild isn’t heavily invested with their fights and we only assist when they ask for it. After all, we wouldn’t want to step on some toes and gain an enemy instead of an ally.”
Levy hummed. “And, are we going to the Guild now?”
“Yes.” Amelia answered. “But it is only to show you your room and drop of your bags. After that, I am tasked to bring you to the site where the video was sent.”
Levy’s eyebrows rose. “Why?”
“I--well, according to your dossier, you have the ability to track people.”
“Um, I don’t?” Levy half-laughed, half-said. “I mean, I do, but I have to see them first in person. And I have limited range.”
Amelia shifted her gaze from the road to Levy for a short moment before she shrugged and focused on the drive ahead. “Well, it came from up high,” Levy resisted the urge to roll her eyes, “so we have to do it. We can just drive around the block and return, just to be safe. I’ll also request an edit on your file.”
“Fair enough.”
The rest of the ride was uneventful, with neither having anything to talk about. Before long, they’ve arrived at the Guild HQ.