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(OOC:Yeah should make some things nicer and online pc gaming isn't all its cracked up to be though that may just be me)

(OOC:Ah well yeah those are pretty damn annoying as well, if its a non-monthly payment type MMO I might play it but my problem is that I can't really stay settle on the those type of games for a long time I usually go play something else for a bit which causes the time to run down on it. I don't mind playing games with other people but I am the type that usually prefers single player)

(OOC:Yup I mean I can sit down and play a game for a while but those MMO's need a lot of time and putting money into them every month or year or whatever just seems a waste. I do like to do online parts to some games but I mostly did that with fighting games because otherwise I just played rpgs though I did play Tomb Raider online for a bit. Eh a big part of online play is to show off so don't worry about reigning in your ego ^_^)

(OOC: Yeah, I totally agree with you on that, and thanks! Of course, my ego might be boosted more if I wasn't constantly being screamed at by people in KF to heal them. Just because I play medic, doesn't mean I did it because I was good at healing others. I did it because I'm a video game hypochondriac, and I make sure my health is always good. rofl By the way, is the weather interfering with the internet at all in the US right now? I only ask because I'm not sure if that's why people are offline right now, or if maybe it's just because of school.)

*Edit: And just as I say that someone posts. xd I have to have the absolute best luck in the world. xp *

(OOC: No, Killing Floor. It's a zombie killing game. 3nodding Ah, I think I've seen that being played before. Looked hilarious! blaugh Well, medic in Killing Floor, but yeah that's essentially the biggest reason I play it. Plus I spawn with armor once I get to level 6, which is handy when you're playing on higher difficulties. sweatdrop Ah, I see. Well in Canada we have what has been called 3rd world internet, but ironically my internet connection is fine right now. xd Yeah, my luck is not very loyal to me. Well, I suppose I should post soonish, but I gotta leave right now to leave to the other internet place, and then I must wait a little longer to see who else posts. Hopefully a few more soon.)

(OOC: It's fine, not everyone knows about the game, so I wouldn't be surprised if you just forgot about it. It is pretty fun though, it's based in waves, kinda like COD zombies, except in this one there is usually only 10 rounds maximum (unless you mod) and there is actually an end, one that you can win for that matter. xd Yeah, I saw some guy called Videogamedunkey playing it with some people online and it was pretty awesome. blaugh Well not spawn armor, just spawn with it. It's just average body armor, but it REALLY helps in a jiffy. Most of the other classes spawn armor-less, so unless you're decent at the game on higher levels, you'll be slaughtered by the zombies without it. Yeah, that can really suck. I don't know why our's has been so good, the town has almost 5 or 6 inches of snow everywhere, and that just happened last night practically. And here we thought we were done with winter. xp Oh, btw, we should probably not do too many more OOC posts here, just because it kinda takes up room. It would probably be best to do OOC posts on the OOC thread, which would be good for that thread actually as it would keep it somewhat active. I'm not saying any of this to be a jerk, I just don't want everyone getting ticked off from the huge amount of OOC posts on the roleplay thread. sweatdrop )

"Some of your information is correct Crimson... However, it isn't entirely accurate,” the Chancellor told Crimson. Tessa perked up. So the Chancellor had additional information that a demon wouldn’t? How far did the His Excellency’s information network reach? Her thoughts whizzed, wondering if the Chancellor had contacts among Maximilian’s troops, and if she could get a hand on that network. It would certainly aid her pursuit of this new demonic dimension.

The Chancellor cleared his throat. "During the demon war, many demon groups required heralds to keep doors open... However, a large group of demons did not. That's because they served Sithious.” Tessa’s brow creased. This foe sounded dangerous. Possibly more dangerous than she should be involved with. “Unfortunately, I have reason to believe Maximilian may have achieved the same.”

In the Chancellor’s pause, Tessa’s face darkened. If the chancellor’s information was right, which she expected it was and hoped it wasn’t and then this wave was growing into a tsunami. With that sort of efficiency in transporting demons, a lot of manpower, or rather, demon power (she shuddered at the thought), could amass and regroup in the middle of nowhere. If the country was as barren as he claimed, maybe the lack of resources would slow their transportation somewhat, for a whole army could not simply arrive like that and be supported before the attack. Still, Tessa didn’t know enough. It was growing more dangerous than the Chnacellor had inclined earlier. Or maybe her judgement was off. Normally, it seemed she would have taken more precautions, riddled him with more questions.

“Now, as for entering the underworld..." Tessa blinked. What? Entering the underworld? Before she could ask him to repeat himself, the Chancellor barrelled on.

"Well, once you're all done here, you will need to visit the train station. There may be means to allow you all access into the underworld, should it become necessary. If the methods I hope will work do not, then Crimson I hope you will do your best, along with everyone else, to find an alternative way. However, once you go to fight Maximilian... Well, I suspect you will have less trouble accessing the underworld." He sighed. "There is a chance he is trying to bring the under world to this realm. Physically. Obviously he won't be able to bring all of it, that may not even be possible, but he could bring enough that it could pose the one of the greatest threats to this planet in history."

Tessa went lock jawed as Camus inquired about “the package”.

"I'm sorry, WHAT did you say? HELL coming to THIS realm? And you neglected to inform us of this sooner! That the bloody APOCALYPSE was upon us? What are we standing around here like logs in a woodpile for then?" Mr. Moore cried.

Tessa fingered her chin, trying, straining to keep her distress off of her face. Hell coming to this realm? To her realm. To her son’s realm, she thought fiercely. And those demons were under the control of a black-hearted man from house black. He was an abomination who would seek to destroy anything varying from his fool’s idea of Delcarian perfection. He was a man with the power to call hordes of demons. This truly was an inquisition. One to save the realm.

Tessa took a deep breath and placed her hands firmly on her hips. “My apologies, Your Excellency, but if I’m to be of full use, I’ll need your access to royal information a little early. Other than that, there’s no helping it, so I’m afraid I am in complete agreement with Mr. Moore. I’d rather not wait to begin this mission you’ve given us.” She stared at the chancellor and his assistant. “Which train are we to catch?”