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"This will be the easiest entrance in because its well a ship. we slip in through the water intake vaules. You use these to climb up the pipes."
Joe pointed to the claw like extensions in a pair of gloves.
"Once you're in switch on the tracker signals that are on your belt. If you take the air ducts down to the lower levels. levels four through seven are the prisoner holding cells. You have to take this little thing, insert it and twist, it'll automatically unlock anything."
The group of guys nodded, in total there were about twenty to thirty five guys. They stood around a map in Joe's basement. They were members of bands that had lost members to the kidnapping.
"Alright, now remember you'll want to unlock all cells and free everyone."
The group of men nodded. Chester sulked in the background.
"Let's do this."
"So your name's Ji-Konin?"
"Yes. I guess you could say that I am the resident expert on all of the balance and yin and yang legends."
Rob ran his hand over his scruffy gotee. This new commer had dropped in through the hatch while the fighting had gone on.
"So can you tell us more about them?"
Lan asked. The man gave a smirk.
"As long as if you get out of here, you free me too."
"Deal."
Rob said as he shook his hand. Ji-Konin sat cross legged on the metal floor. He sighed, he had a long thin white beard and a small white top knot on his head. He wore what looked like a long blue parka with a white fur lining.
"Way back when the spirit world and the mortal world were one and the same, the spirits wanted to keep the mortals from the spirit world. So the spirits of the sun and moon, who are the fire and water spirits created a world bridges in sacred spots. The Cloud and rock spirits, wind and earth carved out the temples. But the mortals wernt happy, they sought to distroy the spirits. So in order to keep them selves alive, they became mortal. Air and earth was always a man and fire and water was always a woman living harmoniously. The powers of the spirits are always reincarnated into the next cycle once the two pass on to the spirit life. The first realization of the spirit powers is through a traumatic event. Once this happens, however, you will be able to call upon the elements at any time."
Ji-Konin smiled. Rob sat with Lan in his arms tightly.
"How is it that you know so much about this?"
Rob cocked his eyebrow. Ji-Konin waved his hand dismissively.
"My ancestors have trained the spirits. but I have very little time if we're gonna bust out of here. Alright, Tluk-Na, you're first."
"Who the **** is that?"
"Tulk-Na is an ancient tribe dialect for push and pull. It deals with using water and fire."
"This will be the easiest entrance in because its well a ship. we slip in through the water intake vaules. You use these to climb up the pipes."
Joe pointed to the claw like extensions in a pair of gloves.
"Once you're in switch on the tracker signals that are on your belt. If you take the air ducts down to the lower levels. levels four through seven are the prisoner holding cells. You have to take this little thing, insert it and twist, it'll automatically unlock anything."
The group of guys nodded, in total there were about twenty to thirty five guys. They stood around a map in Joe's basement. They were members of bands that had lost members to the kidnapping.
"Alright, now remember you'll want to unlock all cells and free everyone."
The group of men nodded. Chester sulked in the background.
"Let's do this."
"So your name's Ji-Konin?"
"Yes. I guess you could say that I am the resident expert on all of the balance and yin and yang legends."
Rob ran his hand over his scruffy gotee. This new commer had dropped in through the hatch while the fighting had gone on.
"So can you tell us more about them?"
Lan asked. The man gave a smirk.
"As long as if you get out of here, you free me too."
"Deal."
Rob said as he shook his hand. Ji-Konin sat cross legged on the metal floor. He sighed, he had a long thin white beard and a small white top knot on his head. He wore what looked like a long blue parka with a white fur lining.
"Way back when the spirit world and the mortal world were one and the same, the spirits wanted to keep the mortals from the spirit world. So the spirits of the sun and moon, who are the fire and water spirits created a world bridges in sacred spots. The Cloud and rock spirits, wind and earth carved out the temples. But the mortals wernt happy, they sought to distroy the spirits. So in order to keep them selves alive, they became mortal. Air and earth was always a man and fire and water was always a woman living harmoniously. The powers of the spirits are always reincarnated into the next cycle once the two pass on to the spirit life. The first realization of the spirit powers is through a traumatic event. Once this happens, however, you will be able to call upon the elements at any time."
Ji-Konin smiled. Rob sat with Lan in his arms tightly.
"How is it that you know so much about this?"
Rob cocked his eyebrow. Ji-Konin waved his hand dismissively.
"My ancestors have trained the spirits. but I have very little time if we're gonna bust out of here. Alright, Tluk-Na, you're first."
"Who the **** is that?"
"Tulk-Na is an ancient tribe dialect for push and pull. It deals with using water and fire."
