Before leaving, Cosmos decided to leave his mark. Reaching into the minds of the soldiers present, he left his symbol. A spell that would latch onto their mind, a slow-moving thing that would gradually break their mind apart over the course of five years. He would gain steadily more control over this period of time, eventually completely supplementing their conscious thought. It wouldn't have worked on a magically capable being, of course, but it didn't have to. With this, he could quite rapidly turn this world and it's weapons into a tool for his success, should he ever need it.
On the new world, he turned to the stranger that had appeared. Creed. He remembered the figure well, having taken the image from the minds of those who had been present at the Battle of Tassadar. A battle where, supposedly, Creed had died. His current analysis clearly showed, however, that this was neither undead nor doppleganger. He would have easily been able to detect any being attempting to deceive him, and no such deception was present here. This indicated that Creed had somehow survived, or more likely, that he had been revived. And the number of beings capable of such a feat were rather limited.
The Enemy was on the move. Why Creed had been revived was unknown to him, and most likely to this being as well. But if the Enemy was active, then they would need to act fast. Once it emerged, all of his plans and schemes would be for naught. Whilst it would certainly be interesting to remain here and investigate this situation, duty called. Three Seals remained unbroken, something the Omegans were of a mind to change.
"I have important business to attend to. I will find you at some later date to continue my observation." He looked at Creed as he left, his suspicion not showing on his blank face. "I hope you will excuse my premature departure. I'm sure you will be able to take care of.... whatever this creature decides to name itself." He then leaves by portal, already planning his assault.
On the new world, he turned to the stranger that had appeared. Creed. He remembered the figure well, having taken the image from the minds of those who had been present at the Battle of Tassadar. A battle where, supposedly, Creed had died. His current analysis clearly showed, however, that this was neither undead nor doppleganger. He would have easily been able to detect any being attempting to deceive him, and no such deception was present here. This indicated that Creed had somehow survived, or more likely, that he had been revived. And the number of beings capable of such a feat were rather limited.
The Enemy was on the move. Why Creed had been revived was unknown to him, and most likely to this being as well. But if the Enemy was active, then they would need to act fast. Once it emerged, all of his plans and schemes would be for naught. Whilst it would certainly be interesting to remain here and investigate this situation, duty called. Three Seals remained unbroken, something the Omegans were of a mind to change.
"I have important business to attend to. I will find you at some later date to continue my observation." He looked at Creed as he left, his suspicion not showing on his blank face. "I hope you will excuse my premature departure. I'm sure you will be able to take care of.... whatever this creature decides to name itself." He then leaves by portal, already planning his assault.