Kiroshiven
Shadow Cursed
Shard merely stood hunched over with the pain of being charged with electricity. Being crystal made him that much more of a conductor for the energy based assault. "Beast packs a punch, you gotta give it that." Shard spoke barely audible words as he stood and exhaled. A puff of soot exited him as his core shimmered in the beast's direction. Shard wasn't wanting to move anymore. He moved next to Feo and looked down at the male. "You're either brave or a fool to not sense the danger this creature has, but I'll follow your commands." Shard created a short, knee-high, wall of crystal for the male to duck behind in case the creature moved again. Shard understood that change could happen, but this drastic and this quick? What was going on with this.....Geldak?
The Geldak watched as each creature moved in following the one's command. It seemed the one that questioned him was the leader of these beings. "Common? Is that what you beings call this language? Interesting. It's been many a year since language was needed for my people." The Geldak looked over to the being that mentioned its species and that it was made of energy. "I can absorb energy and distribute it in two methods." The Geldak moved on all fours much like a large cat from Earth. It moved closer to the electrical being before sitting down. "This female could provide a great deal of electrical energy." The Geldak made no move to steal it though. The sonic energies were calming and sunk deep within the core of itself.
"This one wishes to know where it is." The Geldak spoke much like it didn't have a name it didn't after all. "And getting aboard this ship you call it? I do not remember. I remember curling up into a dormant state for recovery after a fight with a Nalgam. I awoke in a container that held no energy signature and began to panic." The Geldak looked between each of the crew memebers. Energy came in colors to it, but as it spoke more and the silver whisps reverberated against it, the Geldak started noticing the slightly different hues of each being. The geldak scooped up a piece of wood.
"Energy Transfer." It's eyes shone as the green orb with red flecks shrunk, but the piece of wood began to glow until the orb vanished and the wood shattered into splinters. "The explosion has been completely dealt with. Next would be heat." It sunk its tail into the red orb and began to absorb and release heat at an accelerated rate. Carrying too much energy could be dangerous for anyone near him. "There. One orb should be enough to manage." The Geldak could feel its knowledge of language "common" growing with each passing second. It was as if it had spoken the words all its life. "This one would like to know more about this ship. Why are there so many beings? How far is this ship form this one's home world?" Realizing the situation though, the Geldak merely laid down there at the electrical beings feet.
"Knowledge of this language says that I'd be considered a prisoner?" The Geldak asked while looking between these beings. The mana beast shone brightly in its eyes. "This one wishes the beast of mana would step away. Its energy is too bright." Mana was a frustrating energy. It held so much to it that any mana source would become a nearly blinding light, make a being of it and it was rather annoying. Even the other energy beings on the Geldak's home world never formed the mana type as it was too difficult to interact with other species then.
The Geldak watched as each creature moved in following the one's command. It seemed the one that questioned him was the leader of these beings. "Common? Is that what you beings call this language? Interesting. It's been many a year since language was needed for my people." The Geldak looked over to the being that mentioned its species and that it was made of energy. "I can absorb energy and distribute it in two methods." The Geldak moved on all fours much like a large cat from Earth. It moved closer to the electrical being before sitting down. "This female could provide a great deal of electrical energy." The Geldak made no move to steal it though. The sonic energies were calming and sunk deep within the core of itself.
"This one wishes to know where it is." The Geldak spoke much like it didn't have a name it didn't after all. "And getting aboard this ship you call it? I do not remember. I remember curling up into a dormant state for recovery after a fight with a Nalgam. I awoke in a container that held no energy signature and began to panic." The Geldak looked between each of the crew memebers. Energy came in colors to it, but as it spoke more and the silver whisps reverberated against it, the Geldak started noticing the slightly different hues of each being. The geldak scooped up a piece of wood.
"Energy Transfer." It's eyes shone as the green orb with red flecks shrunk, but the piece of wood began to glow until the orb vanished and the wood shattered into splinters. "The explosion has been completely dealt with. Next would be heat." It sunk its tail into the red orb and began to absorb and release heat at an accelerated rate. Carrying too much energy could be dangerous for anyone near him. "There. One orb should be enough to manage." The Geldak could feel its knowledge of language "common" growing with each passing second. It was as if it had spoken the words all its life. "This one would like to know more about this ship. Why are there so many beings? How far is this ship form this one's home world?" Realizing the situation though, the Geldak merely laid down there at the electrical beings feet.
"Knowledge of this language says that I'd be considered a prisoner?" The Geldak asked while looking between these beings. The mana beast shone brightly in its eyes. "This one wishes the beast of mana would step away. Its energy is too bright." Mana was a frustrating energy. It held so much to it that any mana source would become a nearly blinding light, make a being of it and it was rather annoying. Even the other energy beings on the Geldak's home world never formed the mana type as it was too difficult to interact with other species then.