Avengol slowly arose from his deep slumber. After a simple touch to the ancient artifact his body completely shut down. He was surprised to be alive. Upon seeing his close friend, he smiled and let loose a sigh of pure relief. He accepted the water but pushed away the rebreather, he always hated those things. He took the water and then slowly staggered to his feet, before gazing once again at the magical structure which floated before them. He nudged Caloren slightly, not speaking a word as he did so. The mystical object spoke for itself.
"So... a good find right?" He said jokingly as he took a sip of the water. He then began to pace around the room, gazing deeper and deeper into the sphere and attempting to analyze the situation at hand. What was this relic he stumbled upon? What was the meaning behind the vision? Why did this vision cause his body to shut down? Most of all... the voice. What did it mean? It claimed he was worthy... and who was this other person it spoke of? Did they mean Caloren?
Avengol tossed around these questions tirelessly in his head. His mind racing still trying to decipher the cryptic meaning of the images he saw. But the one thing that stuck out most of all was this man's mentioning of "The Force." What was this "Force?" Was this man confusing the ancient ones for this being? Avengol eventually had tired of pacing around the gravity defying egg shape and then turned to his friend, speaking in a lower tone, as if not to draw attention to themselves. "So... what do we do with it?" Avengol said, attempting to break the silence which had all but overtaken the room. "This has to be worth something... Maybe we should bring it back to the shop?"
Avengol continued to beat around the bust with his questions. How can you simply tell anybody about visions and voices in your head? He'd look like a madman attempting to explain it. Not only that, but he really wasn't sure how to explain it. The voice spoke to him with a calmness but also with a great weight to it. This alone gave Avengol a chill down his spine, simply remembering the events that had transpired only moments before had brought back a residual feeling in his legs which caused him to stagger backwards a bit and press against the wall of the ship.
"I think the orb can.. can carry itself. All we have to do is lead the way. Whatever this thing is we can't just leave it here." Avengol said to Caloren as he began to walk back over to the orb. He placed his hand upon the sphere once more. This time, however, there was nothing. No image, no voice, just the humming metal which vibrated beneath his palm. Avengol felt a weight lifted off his shoulders, knowing he would not have to live through the ordeal again. He smiled at his friend and then began to move it effortlessly. "See?" He said with a jokingly smug tone "Easy to move. Let's get this thing back to the shop."
"So... a good find right?" He said jokingly as he took a sip of the water. He then began to pace around the room, gazing deeper and deeper into the sphere and attempting to analyze the situation at hand. What was this relic he stumbled upon? What was the meaning behind the vision? Why did this vision cause his body to shut down? Most of all... the voice. What did it mean? It claimed he was worthy... and who was this other person it spoke of? Did they mean Caloren?
Avengol tossed around these questions tirelessly in his head. His mind racing still trying to decipher the cryptic meaning of the images he saw. But the one thing that stuck out most of all was this man's mentioning of "The Force." What was this "Force?" Was this man confusing the ancient ones for this being? Avengol eventually had tired of pacing around the gravity defying egg shape and then turned to his friend, speaking in a lower tone, as if not to draw attention to themselves. "So... what do we do with it?" Avengol said, attempting to break the silence which had all but overtaken the room. "This has to be worth something... Maybe we should bring it back to the shop?"
Avengol continued to beat around the bust with his questions. How can you simply tell anybody about visions and voices in your head? He'd look like a madman attempting to explain it. Not only that, but he really wasn't sure how to explain it. The voice spoke to him with a calmness but also with a great weight to it. This alone gave Avengol a chill down his spine, simply remembering the events that had transpired only moments before had brought back a residual feeling in his legs which caused him to stagger backwards a bit and press against the wall of the ship.
"I think the orb can.. can carry itself. All we have to do is lead the way. Whatever this thing is we can't just leave it here." Avengol said to Caloren as he began to walk back over to the orb. He placed his hand upon the sphere once more. This time, however, there was nothing. No image, no voice, just the humming metal which vibrated beneath his palm. Avengol felt a weight lifted off his shoulders, knowing he would not have to live through the ordeal again. He smiled at his friend and then began to move it effortlessly. "See?" He said with a jokingly smug tone "Easy to move. Let's get this thing back to the shop."