Sahara Cephres
Sahara frowned when she read where they would be stationed. "Of course we get stuck baby sitting..." she sighed. Livia was right, it only figured... At least the research center was semi interesting, the so called secret weapon was being developed there, and the scale of the dragon that had escaped was housed there. That was Mai's project, meaning they would likely be taking the young scientist when they left. At the moment though, Livia was right. It was best to gather their gear and prepare to leave. "...Sounds like a plan Livia" Sahara said as she stood. "We'll meet up and find our hunter...I hear the guy is a bit of a loner...." That would make this either more interesting...or more boring. No dragon would be stupid enough to attack what had to be the most secure facility the organization had. There was zero chance of any sort of action so long as they were stationed there.
She wondered how their veteran hunter would feel about the assignment. Sahara sighed and looked to Livia. "Let's get the gear and find our guy" There was no sense is putting it ff
Niko Medina and Sophie Stolts
Sophie took a seat in a chair and just looked around, this was way, way better than the shanty town. She hoped that they'd be able to hide out here, at least until it was safe for them to return home and to their lives. Sophie had no idea how long that would take, but if they got to hide here, Sophie wouldn't mind waiting. The pinging was quick to kill this good mood, as Sophie looked anxiously to Kaito as he pulled out the
As the pinging grew louder and she established it wasn't her phone, she looked anxiously at Niko and Kaito. If someone was calling them, didn't that mean that they could maybe find them What if Tahra's program didn't work...?
Sophie eyed the device as Tahra hooked it up to her computer. She wasn't sure if this was a good idea...answering a call from a possible hunter. The fact Niko had a contact o the inside was news to the young dragon, the idea scared her. If this person decided to betray them, then they could find them. "Niko...just be careful...okay?" Sophie said, looking to her friend. Niko contemplated what to do for a moment, before approaching the computer, looking to the others he spoke. "...Just, stay off screen, alright guys?" He wasn't sure if Mai was alone, though he assumed she would be. She'd always been careful to cover her tracks.
Niko sat in front of the screen and clicked the answer button. A window opened up, the image was static for a moment, before a grainy image of a young woman with dark hair, thick glasses and cold green eyes came into view. Niko arched an eyebrow. "...Mai?"
Mai Acantha
Mai blinked, her computer beeped in warning, alerting her to the encryption program her call was under. Someone was trying to track her signal, and Mai wasn't having it. She typed rapidly, her fingers flying across the keyboard as she wrote out her code. The encryption was good, she assumed who ever was attempting to track her was the same person who had hacked into the tracking devices. It was impressive, but a bit on the crude side for Mai's taste. Rather than shut down the program, she fed it inaccurate information, her location was being pinged all around the world as Mai's signal bounced from tower to tower. It was better that way, Niko and his friends didn't need to know where she was. At the moment, she was sitting in her private quarters, waiting until she was being transported back to Twilight's Edge. She'd been called away to oversee the reveal of the trackers, but now that there had been a breach, Mai was returning to her facility, where she'd resume her work.
Before she went back there, Mai wanted to try to talk to Niko...and his friend's she figured. Once she was back at the facility, it would be difficult, as their security was far better than her current location.
Mai waited for the other line to pick up, tapping her finger against her keyboard. "Come on Niko..." she sighed.
Just when she thought no one was going to respond, the window flickered, and then a grainy image of Niko came into focus. "Hello, Niko" Mai said, blinking. Niko inclined his head. "Mai".
"I don't have a lot f time to talk, so let me cut to the chase. One of your friends have been identified, Kaito Iwasa. We've nearly completed his profile, so I suggest you be careful. The female is off the grid. I assume she is the one who is attempting to back track this transmission. I applaud your skills, the work on the trackers was...entertaining to say the least" Mai blinked. "With th trackers down, their sending out teams, cadets paired with expert hunters, to track you. They are flying blind as we have yet to decode the virus...and we never will if I have my way"
Niko smirked, Mai was always a step ahead of the hunters, it helped to have a person on the inside.
"Mai...I have a question for you" Mai cocked her head to the side. "I may have an answer". Niko leaned closer to the screen. "...A friend of mine...discovered that my scale may be in tact" Mai blinked. "I assume your friend went through head quarter's database to find such info" There was no way she got it from Mai's computers at the research center. "...It is..in tact that is. I've seen it myself" Niko's scale was indeed in tact, and behind so much security one would think the president was being help in that containment room.