" -- unless you got deets to the DESTROYER. i don't want to hear it. " // phaseleech
Oh they had the information. It was sat comfortably in The Watcherâs mind and in the mind of every dead Eridian. They were only aware of one other Guardian that might know the âdeetsâ on the Destroyerâs situation. Whether or not any human knew...well that was another matter. They could not control the passing of knowledge even if they tried.
âI may, I may not. I would not be so quick to part with the information, however.â The power hungry Siren was someone to be wary of. The leeching powers were bad enough, but could be considered âokayâ at best, in the right hands. In her hands however, The Watcher was sceptical. The powers didnât seem to be able to be used for good. Nothing went right when they were used, lest of all in someone like her. Call The Watcher biased against someone, it wouldnât hurt them.Â
âEspecially to someone like you.â Someone whose intentions were not exactly wholesome. Pandora itself wasnât wholesome. The whole planet seemed to lie in a morally grey area, as did those who lived there. They were not bound to what was right and what was wrong, only to what needed to be done to survive. Yet, The Watcher could tell there were those that lined up less on the side of the evil than on the side of good. Call it a vibe, call it a gut feeling or intuition if you felt like it. The Watcher knew, deep within them, when something wasnât right.
And this woman seemed to stink of it.
Behind the mask, The Watcher gazed at the Siren. Theyâd heard snippets of the echo casts that went out. There was a certain...hilarity about them, but they were also rather dark. There was no chance that The Watcher would be able to convince Tyreen to abandon her plan, her brother might be a little malleable but chances were still slim to none. âAre you certain you want to go through with your plan? It may not turn out exactly how you think.â