The magnificence of the strange object in the youthâs hands was so distracting, the artist was unable to pull his eyes away. For several moments, everything else blurred, the commotion fading into the background which left him with only this strange, blue light. It was inviting him to touch it. How he could sense this command without words or motion was beyond his comprehension, yet it was palpable. Before he could even realize, one of his hands had left the blondâs collar and was reaching out towards the Orb.
It was beckoning him. Soft whispers filled his ears with an indiscernible language, which soon distorted and warped until there was nothing but a loud droning sound echoing in his ears.
This was an object of great power. Perhaps it could give him the perfect inspiration needed for his Magnum Opus. The final piece of the puzzle was lying in wait for him, and all he had to do was reach out and grab it.
Yet as his fingers grazed the surface of that perfect sphere, there was a sudden jolt of energy that surged through the painterâs body. Images unlike anything heâd ever seen, sounds he never thought heâd hear, foreign music, and dear lord, the dizziness-
The shock send him stumbling backward and onto the floor, wide eyed and startled. He crawled backwards a little before staring up at the invaders. Now there was an additional man beside the first, seemingly older, with light auburn locks and a patch of hair on his chin. It was at this moment the artist took in their entire appearance, and noticed the clothing they were wearing was of a different time, unlike any suit he had seen. This apparel was nothing that men these days would be wearing outside, unless they were in theater.
ââŠwho are you?â He asked in an unsettled voice.
Agrippa came up next to his student, giving him a disappointed frown. Though, Weyer had to pull away from this person, reaching out to his orb.
âNo, you are not touching this.â He then directs his gaze to is teacher, âHeinrich, did you find anything?â
âNo, Johann.. There was a childrenâs room, but I couldnât look there. Itâs pretty empty, anyway. Are you sure thereâs on here, Johann?â
âThis orb says there is one. We just have to keep looking.â
Agrippa then turns his own gaze to his right, seeing someone heâs never seen before. Maybe the owner of the house?
âHallo~. I am Heinrich Agrippa, this is my student, Johann Weyer. I apologize for us to intrude, but we are in a search for an orb. Just like the one Johann is holding. You wouldnât happen to have on in your possession, would you?â
Weyer rolled his eyes. He already asked the man this already, and he refuses to say anything. Maybe with Agrippaâs kinder approach, they can possibly get answers and get somewhere with finding this orb here.