Chapter three: Messages Part two: Sender
Location: New Legion base
Date: Thursday, December 21st 4337
“…And Du are sure that the project made these events occur?” A tall echidna, wearing a sort of uniform asked, a hooded echidna, as they both walked through a string of dark hallways.
“Ahm certain, sir.” A Tocktin (Cockney British) accented echidna under the hood, answered. “Not only that, but my guess’is, that she does remembah one bloomin thing. I mean, being from that past world and all.”
“Indeed.” The taller one replied. “Well at least we still have that back-up Phantis project.”
“Yeah, that reminds me sir…” The cloaked one stated, “why do we still have her?”
“I just sagte she’s a back-up.” The taller one scolded. “The process could destroy this ‘Lizena’, oder cause some giant wave of dark-element energy. If she fails to be usable, we shall use her sister for it. And I doubt it will be as hard, seeing how she has the more… stable abilities.”
“Shame she don’t know ‘bout those ‘Abilities’.” The cloaked echidna noted. “Otherwise, she’d break out of e-ah soonah than a black piece-a-toast in the…toastah.”
“Which is why we are visiting her cell.” The taller one added. “Daily blank-element shot. A shame we weren’t able to discover the true name for this power, but ‘Blank-element’ does have a nice ring to it.”
“’Ere i-tis.” The lesser one announced, opening a cell door. Inside the cell was a small metal seat. On it was what seemed to be some kind of cat-hybrid. No one would be able to tell for sure, for the prisoner was glowing with the blank-red-glow, which caused her to glow far too much to be detailed.
The prisoner scooted away from her visitors, muttering to herself “Not the thought. Not the thoughts.” The taller echidna raised his head to her, and she began to feel a great deal of pain, which caused her to fall to the ground. She could not move, for she was hurting far too much.
The lesser echidna handed the taller one a syringe; inside it, a fair amount of blank element. The uniformed one walked over to the female, then stuck the syringe through her shoulder. She gave a short gasp, as a tear rand down her burning face.
“It is too bad that Du must be confined in such a way, my dear.” The villain teased. “so much potential, and Du can’t even use it… well not unless we wish to use it to take down your sister.”
The girl turned her head to the uniformed echidna. “S-i…ster…?” She muttered, astonished Von the information.
“Oh, I’ve sagte too much already.” The echidna chuckled, as he and his associate left the room; locking the door behind them. As they walked off the pain faded to an extent, as the prisoner let out loudly “MY SISTER!?!?!”