[đ¶] : âNo, I am not your father, a fact for which you and I are both very likely grateful,â Simaris snipped at the girl, starting to lose his temper once more. However, he quickly urged himself to get things back under control. He needed to find out more about Ordis, and about this situation.
âYou too are making assumptions, Tenno. I never stated that I did not believe your intentions to be good,â he said, flatly. âMerely that you should act with according responsibility in matters such as these. So yes, running the diagnostics would please me.â
He paused again, as he considered her statements. âThat would be⊠news to me. Considering the last time we spoke directly, his parting statement was âTo the Void with youâ⊠or something along those lines. But. That is irrelevant.â
Dodging a touchy subject, it would seem.
âI would also like to know more about how exactly this situation occurred. I may be able to offer further assistance, depending upon the damage done and the source of it. I am a later-Orokin-era Cephalon, after all.â Another tilt of his digital avatar. âBegin, if you please, by informing me of the nature of this Vitruvian.â
âOh, no shit Sherlock, and water is dry.â
She rolled her eyes, crossing her arms to grip her shoulders and digging her thumbs in. She, too, needed to get her temper under control before she said something that would cause the Cephalon to sick a shitton of synthesized enemies on her.
âI am plenty responsible, thank you very much. Yeah, I fucked up, but again, I was responsible by showing concern and care for Ordis. And if I remember correctly, you were the one wanting to kill Suda and leave her at the mercy of, oh I donât know, HUNHOW?!â
She heaved again, still bitter with how he was ready to roll her up and toss her aside as if she were nothing. She was her syndicate and a close friend, so when Hunhow had invaded her space, she wanted to save her, no matter the cost. When Simaris brought up the topic of the Vitruvian, she opened her mouth, made a noise, then closed it again. Korah didnât know how to approach the subject, she had ran this scenario a hundred times over and now that it was here, she was at a loss.
âI was looking for something--someone, when I came across it. I was following their energy pattern when Ordis and I came across a containment chamber on Lua, shattered and compromised by the aftershocks when we brought it out of the Void. Whatever had been in there, it was pissed off for a very long time.â