09-23-2015, 08:59 AM
Connor gave her some idea for something to look for thought Aria was still fumbling around. Her head was full of nothing, she'd flipped the switch again and the only thing she could feel was Nox - his overwhelming pain. It was what made her move. She couldn't think about what she'd done or why. Only to move forward.
Right now her goal was to get out. Aria found Diego's phone and a security app on it. It was password protected - of course it was. Something tickled in the back of Aria's mind. She thought about the way he'd described killing Aurora about how he'd felt. The words that came out of his mouth. The connection each word made to his soul. Each word resonated with him. He had truly believed in in it. Truly believed. Aria was disgusted at the thoughts a man could have over the vile things he had done. She understood enjoying the hunt, and even the kill. She could feel the thrill and the enjoyment pulsating just at the edge of her emotions. She wanted to embrace it. Wanted to feel it. Wanted to be one with it, but that wasn't her. That was her obsession, the desires of another creature. One she refused to be - didn't want to be. Yet it still called to her.
Aria typed out 'g-o-d-d-e-s-s' into the security app and she was rewarded. He was a sick man. He had deserved to die!
"I found it. Thank you. I need you to do one more thing for me."
It wasn't for her really, it was for Nox. But she was asking. "Connor, I need you to get Nox away from here, now. I'll be right behind you."
Aria didn't wait for a response, she knew Connor would listen. He had a good head on his shoulders. Aria found the locking mechanism and undid it. She wasn't sure if either setting or unsetting it had alerted the authorities, but it really didn't matter, she was going to call now.
Aria used Deigo's phone to call emergency facilities posing as a maid. She left quickly afterwards making sure to wipe down her prints from his phone and the glass she'd been using. There were things she had been trained to do. Killing a human being and not getting caught was one of them. But there was really no foul play involved. But she didn't want to be seen here either. If this had been a real mission they'd have tapes wiped and other things taken care of too. And they could still, Aurora was one of theirs. Aria would talk to Borovsky about it when she saw him. But she had a few matters of her own to take care of first.
Aria started down the elevator and out of the building and followed in the other's wake. She'd find them and they'd deal with whatever they needed to in this aftermath.
Right now her goal was to get out. Aria found Diego's phone and a security app on it. It was password protected - of course it was. Something tickled in the back of Aria's mind. She thought about the way he'd described killing Aurora about how he'd felt. The words that came out of his mouth. The connection each word made to his soul. Each word resonated with him. He had truly believed in in it. Truly believed. Aria was disgusted at the thoughts a man could have over the vile things he had done. She understood enjoying the hunt, and even the kill. She could feel the thrill and the enjoyment pulsating just at the edge of her emotions. She wanted to embrace it. Wanted to feel it. Wanted to be one with it, but that wasn't her. That was her obsession, the desires of another creature. One she refused to be - didn't want to be. Yet it still called to her.
Aria typed out 'g-o-d-d-e-s-s' into the security app and she was rewarded. He was a sick man. He had deserved to die!
"I found it. Thank you. I need you to do one more thing for me."
It wasn't for her really, it was for Nox. But she was asking. "Connor, I need you to get Nox away from here, now. I'll be right behind you."
Aria didn't wait for a response, she knew Connor would listen. He had a good head on his shoulders. Aria found the locking mechanism and undid it. She wasn't sure if either setting or unsetting it had alerted the authorities, but it really didn't matter, she was going to call now.
Aria used Deigo's phone to call emergency facilities posing as a maid. She left quickly afterwards making sure to wipe down her prints from his phone and the glass she'd been using. There were things she had been trained to do. Killing a human being and not getting caught was one of them. But there was really no foul play involved. But she didn't want to be seen here either. If this had been a real mission they'd have tapes wiped and other things taken care of too. And they could still, Aurora was one of theirs. Aria would talk to Borovsky about it when she saw him. But she had a few matters of her own to take care of first.
Aria started down the elevator and out of the building and followed in the other's wake. She'd find them and they'd deal with whatever they needed to in this aftermath.