[It's not clear exactly how the Forge turned on, but the video feed crackles to life. The feed shows a landscape (if it can rightly be called that) swirling with mist, nearly impossible to make out much else but it, a few broken stones, and...the form of a very familiar man
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And frowns.
Because the man looks more than a little worse for the wear, but he doesn't look dead yet, which means his words really make no sense what-so-ever. Although, if the things he's heard about that Mist are really true, then his assessment will be true enough if left there.
And the fact that going to help the man meant delaying his having to go home to face a certain ninja, or the fact that he probably wasn't that far since the Mist was so thick around him now that he himself could barely see...]
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Mister Kaien? I don't know who your friend Taichou is, but I think I'm nearby. Can you tell me where you're at so I can come get you?
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It takes more restraint than he would have thought not just throw the damn thing and smash it to pieces for broadcasting something like this.]
Not quite sure. [His voice is a little rough, hollow. So unusual for him.]
Guess I'll see when the mist gets thinner. But if you come this far, you'll start bleeding too.
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[That would, in fact, be very bad considering he was already weak from not feeding for several weeks. Even so, he glances around again and sighs, doesn't even notice when his eye flashes golden in the effort to see further into the Mist - right before he catches a flash of movement to his right...]
Kamui?
[A shake of the head before he starts moving once again. No one was there, not yet.]
I know I'm somewhere in the Ruins. I'm just not quite sure where anymore, but if you get close enough, I'll hear you. I'll just be careful not to go that far in, I think.
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Which direction from where you left me, mage?
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[He spares a glance down as he walks.]
I should have him out of the thicker Mist before you get here, Kurogane.
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[Kurogane's not even really sure what that means, but apparently that mist is a BAD THING. So whatever, it's good.]
On my way.
[And he doesn't seem prone to add more to the conversation, just quickens his pace.]
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