The Catalogue

[LordPsycho]

DP could hear Au'Marui chuckle in his mind. Even if this guy was real, he wouldn't be able to give DP immortality without unmaking Blackstar.

~You seem to be very out of date. You should note that it would be impossible for anyone to grant me imparticular immortality.~

Au'Marui chuckled again - afterall, it was impossible to become immortal when it would create two Gods of Insanity.

~Anyways, if this force is so powerful that the immortals cannot handle it, what's to say one mortal could? Anyways, in case you haven't noticed, I've got my own problems at the moment.~

[GBE]

Still outside of the training dojo Immortalis took a long drawn breath before responding to DP.

~ These problems that you are having will only get worse. Things are happening now because this other is pulling himself back together. I have returned for the sole purpose of defeating him for once all.

If you ignore this Dau'Pay, it may unravel the very realm you seek to protect. I offered you not the Godhood that you once had. I could offer you an alternative, but as it stands, I offered you immortality only. It may allow you to act Godlike, but you will be no God. It may even play to your advantage in maintaining order in your lands. What do you say? ~

[Laur Doyle]

The darkened room that Laur was occupying with her young daughter was suddenly pervaded by a short, sharp hiss of pain which also spectacularly managed the task of being loud within the maze, and was quickly succeeded by the far softer noise of one of the mutants hands releasing it's grip on her daughter in order to massage her explosive headache. Approaching Gods when you were prepared for them was bad enough but the one that had rapidly approached the building, currently swarming with creatures and people that were showing up brightly in her ability had provided her far less time to adjust, so the pain in her head become so severe it was causing a blinding effect upon her.

Lianna attempted to turn around successfully enough to get a glimpse of her mother, curious as to what had just happened but also concerned. She might have only been a few years old but she was intelligent enough to know what pain was and when people were experiencing it. Her mother was in pain, and that was not good.

[Zerrer]

Zerrer looked up at the armoured training Dojo.
"Is it just me, or did this place get a lot more plated?"

Ihamira ignored him and started flying near the top.
"Come here, Toria!" She called. "You too, Zerr!"
Zerrer followed her.