"Let's see.... A fallen guardian..... A cabal guardian...... My clients....... My lover...... Sometimes the vanguard...... That's all I can remember right now."
He took out a canteen of water and gently poured it over the wound. After mopping up any water left he applied a salve in and around the wound. He stitched up the gash and finally wrapped bandages around her arm.
The Warlock stomped up the ramp of his ship and took off to where the tomb ship exited. There was still some minor fluctuations from their warp drives and plugged in the corrdinants and engaged his own warp drive.
On the ride there the Warlock took off his armor and gear and went to sleep on his bunk. When he did fall asleep he dreamed of Grixis. He killed his team and family with no mercy.
A soft beeping woke him up and he looked at the console. He had almost arrived at where Grixis exited. At the thought of him he clenched his fists. He opened the link to the female knight. "I've almost arrived. Did you warn the City?"
Grixis was once again standing on the platform outside of the bridge at the front of the Cruiser in the open void of space.
He couldn't wait to be back aboard the Dreadnaught again. The thoughts of returning the Ahamkara back into the realm of the living was at the forefront of his mind. The amount of devastation it would do was unfathomable.
He glanced to his left to look at Molkir. She hid her emotions well, but he knew she was thinking about the same thing he was.
Their thoughts were interrupted however at the sound of footsteps. Some that sounded small, and one that sounded large.
He looked over his shoulder to look back at the interior of the bridge to see who approached them. He was pleased to see that it was his Blades. And this time [i]all[/i] of them.
There was Men'kaar and Calvik on the left and right. In the middle of the two however, was Vôlik-Dal. He was an excellent swordsman and a remarkable leader. He could see weaknesses on both singular and multiple enemies that most would have missed. Grixis considered him to be a perfect balance of Men'kaar and Calvik. His speed was not as great as Men'kaar's, nor his strength as good as Calvik's. But he was still far superior to that of any Hive Knight. His sword's blade was made of pure Solar energy.
And then at the back of the group, towering over them all, was Stronix, the Fanatic of Alak-Hul. As the name implied, he was the exact image of that traitor. He was the same size, he wore the same armor, and wielded the same ax as he once did. If Grixis didn't know any better, he would have sworn that the gear [i]did[/i] belong to the Dark Blade. Oh well.
They all joined the two of them on the platform outside where they first kneeled and said their 'my liege' greetings.
Vôlik-Dal was the first to break the silence.
[i]"Is it time?"[/i]
"It is time," he responded.
He looked at Molkir, who was now anxiously looking at him.
"Give the word," he said
Without hesitance, she entered the bridge, and gave a shrieking call to the collection of Wizards.
[i]"At last,"[/i] Men'kaar said.
In no time at all, the space in front of them opened up into a massive black and green portal. The Cruiser accelerated it's speed and into the portal. The moment they passed through the threshold, the portal shut closed behind them.
Just seconds after they left the Guardian's ship entered the same space the cruiser once was. "Dang it! We just missed them!"
Frustrated he opened the com channel with the knight. "I just missed them. Any idea where they would go now?"
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