42 Sign Up To The Experimental Program (1/2)
Deacon turned off the picture box to make the gla.s.s wall blank and dormant again. He faced his knights.
”Indeed my dear Colonel. There is a fault with the Aura Scanner program, which took many days of your brother and Sewell's time in finding it.”
The old man enthralled the seated audience with his discovery.
”Are yah serious?” Gavin gasped with a mixed expression of awe and concern contorting his freckly face.
_”This is dangerous Admiral. It is no different of a hiruda displacing the ego of a living body.”_ Colin pa.s.sionately stood and signed his concerns.
His eyes touched on Death's before he sat down again.
”That is where your help as the Light Grimoire is needed.” Deacon pointed out to Colin.
_”We also need to apply a counter spell only contained in the Dark Grimoire for recall. We know War has the knowledge, but he's not the Dark Grimoire.”_ Colin continued to press his concerns.
”We'll cross that bridge when we get to it.” Deacon flippantly brushed off.
Why did I get the feeling he already knew who the Dark Grimoire was?
Leinard sighed. ”I suppose you already have willing candidates in mind for the program.”
Deacon nodded and looked to us.
”How certain are you that this program will allow us to infiltrate that mansion, find and save our brother?” Death questioned the bushy beard old man.
”As far as tests on non humans go, it has a 98% success rate. However, those tests were performed within the Fourth District. The environments are distinctly different between all four districts of Apocalypse. Not to mention any lifeforms above insect level and below the mana levels of human kind can not exist within this district. So, we're not able to replicate those tests here.” Deacon advised.
”So, yah saying yah have no b.l.o.o.d.y idea.” War groaned.
”Sign me up.” I soberly answered, which stirred heated protests from my elder brothers and a wicked grin from Deacon.
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”Famine. Are you sure about this? You need to have a keen understanding of semblance magic to control the internal mechanisms.” Leinard voiced his concern.
”Sir, if the boy is willing, why not? We certainly need the volunteers for this program.” Sewell coolly jumped in.
”d.a.m.n Famine.” Trix smirked.
”I don't know if you're an idiot or a brave soul.” Teagan regarded me with a lopsided grin.
”I'll do anything to save my brother, captains. If this will grant me a chance, I'll take it.” I soberly answered.
”I guess we have no other choice.” Death swallowed down the rest of his complaints. ”Either way, I'm sure you would have us in this program regardless. Of course, to save our brother we will seize any and all opportunities.”
”So, that's a yes from you Death?” Deacon prompted for a firm confirmation.
Death nodded.
”Me too. Can't have meh stupid baby brother going guns blazing without me.” War also volunteered to the program.
”Deacon, I protest! They need training in order to survive the a.s.similation and displacement processes! You can't hook them up to those machines without knowing they have the mental capability to control them. They could lose their minds!” Leinard rose to his feet with a deep frown pressed on his forehead. ”We aren't barbarians!”
”I'm well aware. You will do well to understand the bigger picture my dear Lieutenant Colonel.” Deacon firmly answered with a tone of reprimand to his voice.
”So, what must be done,” I asked.
”As your dear Lieutenant Colonel has pointed out, you will need training in semblance magic and others in order to control your animachines and not lose your minds in the process.” Deacon raised his brows.
”Training.” I gulped.
”Well, that should be a breeze.” Death sighed.
”For you and War. You guys are already plenty smart about this stuff.” I grumbled.
”Then I enrol my men as academy newbies.” Trix declared.