(D1, EN, Patrol) Dream a Little Dream

[Sybil Alinsky]

"Oh great," she threw her hands up again as she took note of the figure, "another Earthian!"

[Amaterasu]

Ada looked at Hel and moved about. "He was here... but he is gone." She sensed around. "The rainbow bridge was opened near here."

[Jonothan Wiles]

"Hello, fair but scary one." Jack waved. "Did the chimera belong to you?"

[Astrid Hansen]

Ada looked at Hel and moved about. "He was here... but he is gone." She sensed around. "The rainbow bridge was opened near here."

"Fenrir wandering around unsupervised is not likely good for the Midgardians" Hel said with a small scowl on her face. It was only after this that she noted the others referencing her. She turned to them.

"A Chimera? No, mortal. I am looking for Fenrir, the offspring of Loki. More akin to a wolf than a Chimera."

[Sybil Alinsky]

"You mean the mutation from planet X-178," she said, "typical sort of fauna following the collapse. Dangerous though."

[Jonothan Wiles]

"Alright, let's just call it the creature. Large as a house. Very dangerous. Seems to have shrunk as he walked away."

[Astrid Hansen]

The woman scowled more.

"You let Fenrir escape? How...expected of Midgardians, but unavoidable. Which way did he go?"

[Jonothan Wiles]

"Hard to say." he pointed to the tracks. "This direction, but the trail disappears fairly quickly."

[Sybil Alinsky]

"Hey lady, I'm not some local! I literally just got to this planet the other day. Don't lump me in with these primitives."

[Amaterasu]

"Huh... Interesting..." The skull said looking at Jezzy. "I detect Loki in this one... but Thor as well... huh..." She looked at Coyote. "Njörun?... this is quite interesting."

[Jonothan Wiles]

"The dreamer would know what you're talking about, but it's all Greek to me." he shrugged. "I'm all about action, if you know what I mean."

[Astrid Hansen]

"Then you are less than a Midguardian? Or more than one?" Hel said with a frown as she stared at the pink haired girl. There was quick turn back at the words of the talking skull though.

"Huh... Interesting..." The skull said looking at Jezzy. "I detect Loki in this one... but Thor as well... huh..." She looked at Coyote. "Njörun?... this is quite interesting."

"You sense Asgardians in these...mortals? Do the gods speak through them?"

[Amaterasu]

The skull looked back at Hel. "Yes, I can sense the blood of the Asgardians."

[Astrid Hansen]

"Then your senses must be off. Look at them, how can you say such words?"

Hel looked back at the other two.

"However if Ada says it then I shall not question it. Mortals touched by Asgard, it is important to locate Fenrir before he...gets bored. Otherwise it will be bad for the Midgardians residing here. As much as I welcome mortals to my domain once their time upon this world has ended, I do not wish them to depart this plain early."

[Jonothan Wiles]

"Unless either of you are a tracker, I doubt we have much chance of finding it tonight." He said. "As much as I'd like to spend the night with the two of you."

[Amaterasu]

"I say what I sense... Maybe I should keep those things to myself and not speak to you again." Ada glowed red and grew quiet.

[Sybil Alinsky]

She'd just been listening for a bit. Thinking about stuff. Which was to say she *wasn't* really thinking about stuff, she'd just been spacing out like the space girl she was.

"Wait... no no," she suddenly snapped out of it, "I am not *less* than an Earthian, okay? Their planet is like B3-Primitive on the tech scale. And I'm not touched by *Asgard* or whoever that is. I'm infused with the *Flux*. Which is way more powerful than any ass guardians or whatever. Anyway, if I had more tech to work with I could probably make a tracker but ehh... I'm bored."

[Astrid Hansen]

"I say what I sense... Maybe I should keep those things to myself and not speak to you again." Ada glowed red and grew quiet.

"Do not sulk, Ada" Hel turned back to the mortals.

"Mortal, being touched by Asgard is the greatest honour of any being. Do not speak ill of the Gods, lest you draw their wrath" the ever-scowling girl looked even more annoyed "if Ada cannot sense Fenrir, he is not here now."

[Jonothan Wiles]

"Right. So, it's probably best if we leave, too."

[Sybil Alinsky]

"Yeah yeah, primitive planetary mythology, gods this and that," she put "gods" in airquotes, "I've heard it all before. Hokey religions and ancient gods are no match for the Flux, lady."