[Thread] Oh, and one more detail.
Characters: OU!Shadow, OU!Rouge
Where: Mui-Enas
When: Immediately following this thread.
Summary: There are some things Shadow still does not trust the PDA security with. Namely a few things about the Warden.
Warnings: None
All right, then. I'll be sure to not give him a reason to distrust me.
Shadow looked at the screen of his PDA, and began typing. He'd only gotten a few words into his comment, however, before he decided against it and quickly exited the messaging window. Who knew how safe these things were? The Indigeo read them, the Keepers read them, and the Warden - well, that was the question, wasn't it? Could the Warden still access all the messages from his current position in the compound? It seemed unlikely, and yet he obviously still had the ability to construct and deconstruct materials in the way he'd been seen to before, in the old compound - a way that wasn't human, as he understood their species. That he might still see all in the communications network didn't seem far-fetched.
Best to speak to Rouge directly, he decided. Without warning, the hedgehog appeared suddenly in their room, where he presumed Rouge to be. And he was pleased to see he'd guessed correctly.
"There's a catch," he said, folding his arms.
Where: Mui-Enas
When: Immediately following this thread.
Summary: There are some things Shadow still does not trust the PDA security with. Namely a few things about the Warden.
Warnings: None
All right, then. I'll be sure to not give him a reason to distrust me.
Shadow looked at the screen of his PDA, and began typing. He'd only gotten a few words into his comment, however, before he decided against it and quickly exited the messaging window. Who knew how safe these things were? The Indigeo read them, the Keepers read them, and the Warden - well, that was the question, wasn't it? Could the Warden still access all the messages from his current position in the compound? It seemed unlikely, and yet he obviously still had the ability to construct and deconstruct materials in the way he'd been seen to before, in the old compound - a way that wasn't human, as he understood their species. That he might still see all in the communications network didn't seem far-fetched.
Best to speak to Rouge directly, he decided. Without warning, the hedgehog appeared suddenly in their room, where he presumed Rouge to be. And he was pleased to see he'd guessed correctly.
"There's a catch," he said, folding his arms.