Savagery (Open)

Auorra nodded and got up and went away to the stairs quickly. She wouldn't spy on them because Harrigan of all people was there. And she definitely didn't want trouble with Harrigan. Hey she wasn't sudicial. No maybe she can find out afterwards from rumors about what happened.

Sure she's going to have to break the rumors down to find out what mostly happened. Not to worry for her as she had past experience with this. Politics were one of her strengths.

Sinali knew a bit about the spirit of Death, but had not seen this far. Zazu's strength had grown since they had last worked together. He now could channel the spirit of the scythe of death to some extent. From what she had seen so far though it hurt his head quite significantly to do so. A fact that was further reinforced by his words. This was likely due to the melding of two minds together. Just the sound of that sounded painful. Perhaps she could employ it in her magic to some extent. Forcibly invade and meld minds with an individual to destroy their conciousness.

She listened closely to the words of Harrigan and considered what he said. It was not her fault he didn't understand her reports though she did not say this of course. To do so would risk Mr. H's wrath which was something she was not quite ready to face as of yet. Even with the help of her newest experiment and her newest magic she was no match for him. Even if her magic power eventually equalled his he still had the greatest authority over the garm and using those he could easily tear her apart. She'd seen it happen to others.

Sinali nodded. "Okey Dokey Mr. H" she said cheerfully and walked out beckoning Thorn to follow her. She had been ordered to leave anyway, but this made it look more as if she was leaving on Sinali's orders rather than those of Harrigan. This was not much of a distinction, but it showed a bit of her authority and defiance or so she felt. It made her smile broaden anyway. As she walked she considered what could possibly be the reason for summoning the other pillar heads. It was kind of annoying that she was being sent to do it. This was errand boy work. Not the work of a pillar head. It was likely revenge or punishment of some kind. It was...quite irritating.

She walked through the halls, wondering where best to look for the pillar heads. They each had their own sections, but that did not mean that they were there at the time. There was also no guarantee they were all in the guild at this point in time. Come to think of it she had not seen one of the guild heads, Janna, for a while. Perhaps the meeting was to do with that?

Za'cha growled as the new girl began to repeat to her all that Tessa had just said. "I know what they said you stupid girl, they were talking through my damn lips!" he snarled, glaring at her and almost willing to bring out the Weapon's true physical form just to end her mewling existence then and there... if it hadn't been for the god awful splitting headache he was suffering through right now.

He barely registered what Harrigan had said, but Pride didn't miss a beat and relayed it to him in their mental space. The Exquip mage held his head a little while longer before forcing himself to stand up straight and look at the Guild Master. "About what sir?" he inquired, going through his mental armoury to figure out which one would be the best choice for either escape of confrontation, should Harrigan have intentions of trying to take him out here and now so he could claim the Death Weapon himself, or for some other reason.

When the Master of one of the top Dark Guilds tells you to stay behind for a few words, very rarely are those words anything remotely resembling good news for the recipient.

'About your ascension'

Harrigan shove back his chair, create a momentarily scraping sound the same moment he uttered the word ascension. Ascension or climbing higher in the hierarchy of the guild. Was one of Savage Skull's main method to weed out the weak from the strong. One that could only be achieved by being promoted by the guild master, or just plainly kill your pillars leader.

Slowly Harrigan would rise from his chair, and walk over the to large arch build window behind him. From where he would stare out over the vast swamps that surrounded the guild. 

'You are a smart young man Za'cha. One that pursues knowledge because you understand the power that lays behind that. So I am promoting you to a Pillar head. And not any, Janneline's pillar. She in turn will join me as my personal guard. A trustworthy liaison for the Crawfords in this guild. But with that I needed someone else to take her place as leader of her pillar. And you, today, have proven that you have sufficient insight, as well as loyalty to take over that pillar. After all, you could've kept that information to yourself. Gather the four weapons to amass a greater power and rule this guild as well as any other. But instead, you shared this information with me... something that I might not have done if I were in your position right now.'

Za'cha stood there and blinked as Harrigan spoke to him, detailing out what was about to occur. Inside his mind, the Dark Celestial Spirit smirked. "It's about time they recognised our power." Pride said inside Za'cha's mind, the Dark Mage flicking his skull a little to shut him up. "First, thank you sir. I will try to do this post as well as expected." said Za'cha. "Second... well, there is one other thing about the Four that pretty much explains why I chose to share this knowledge sir rather than do as you suggested." he said, a chuckle rising from his throat as he thought about it more.

"Its theorised that if you bring all Four Weapons together in a single spot... well, it could very well start the Apocalypse. Which is somewhat amusing since the Rune Knights have two of them that we are aware of..." he explained, chuckling at the thought of those seeking to ensure the law is followed being the ones nearly responsible for ending the world. "Even the Weapons are uncertain if this would occur, since they've never been with anyone aside from the original Four Horsemen."