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“I heard that you served in the Rangdan war, I can only commend you on your successes there.” TalOS said first and foremost as he knew it would easily please his brother.
“I did what I wanted to do.” Alpharius answered as he grew a grin, “It was nothing special.”
“If that is what you think.” TalOS said as he grew a smile as well, “The Mechanicum and the Imperium must commend you for that service even if you must be kept secret.”
Alpharius did not say anything to those words and simple smiled like he knew it was true. Between the time that TalOS had last met his brother it seemed that his surfireness had grown exponentially. Something told TalOS it was because his brother was able to fool everyone but himself, which was no small feat.
As TalOS was no longer a normal person anyways, there was no reason to measure one self against his capabilities. He would be a fluke among what was likely all of the other brothers who were discovered at one point or another.
“Was the spear of any use to you?” TalOS asked as he pointed to the sent of cylinders that were set upon the belt of his brother.
The Serpent gave a nod to those words, “Whenever I bring it out confusion ensues more than it ever did before. Even their senses are ruined when their senses as nullified. For that, I have you to thank.” With those words spoken his brother rose from his place and began moving.
“Moving already?” TalOS asked as his brother attempted his escape.
“If I stay with you any longer you will use me for something I do not wish to make.”
“I did not think I scarred you that badly.” TalOS joked with a hearty laugh.
His brother turned to give TalOS a glare of annoyance. It seemed that he really did not wish to be stuck working with TalOS for another week on some new armament.
>Try and not be a stranger
>If you hear something along the lines of C’Tan or Necron let me know
>Well, bye then…
