Syraene sighed, heavily, when Leo left her alone. She didn't know what the hell she was supposed to make of this, but she did know that this needed to be handled, and fixed. Quickly.

However, she had no idea what the hell TO do to fix it.

"Right." She muttered before getting to her feet and vanishing from where she was. She appeared in the mana receiving area before stepping out into the entryway. She stepped up to the guard she could see there and sighed.

"Yo. I'm here to talk to Sharp." She stated

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"I know I could have, but I wanted to make sure you were all right." Syraene said simply as she stepped through the door and approached him.

"Seriously, there's some shit goin' down." She added as she reached out as she neared, toward him. She hovered her hand over his sternum, his heart, for a few seconds before sighing, heavily as it dropped a few seconds later.

"You too." She said with a shake of her head.

"And duly noted on the barricades. I'll just go make him open the damned door." She said

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"Jacob, your soul is incomplete." Syraene told him honestly.

"And you aren't the only one." She added before pausing and throwing an orb of her mana at him.

"Hopefully that helps for the moment." She stated simply before turning and heading toward the door, knowing she didn't really have the timeto linger for the moment.

Surprisingly enough, she didn't have any interruptions on her way up to the head office. Sure enough, though, she did find it heavily barricaded. With a sigh, she just started knocking, hard and forcefully.

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As soon as the door opened, Syraene scowled before just pushing herself into the office, and pushing the darkskinned man that answered with her.

"Sit." She ordered as the door swung closed behind her.

"Now." She added, a certain venom to her voice that if he wasn't going through whatever was plaguing him and others, he likely would have been surpriused to hear.

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Syraene just laughed. She was stressed because of what was going on, and worried along with it. Add on that she was fucking terrified, since all she was and all most Order members were, was nothing BUT a soul... it made sense that her natural elven nature that she tried to suppress was taking the helm here.

"Oh?" She asked, a bit of a smug expression to her face.

"I fucking dare you to try, Haldun." She snarled.

"I dare you."

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Syraene just sighed before flicking out of existence, causing the orbs to go right past where hse was, and she was unaffected.

She then appeared behind Hal, her hands up at his head.

"Sit." She ordered, her mana swirling around her hands, and his head. He fought it, but that didn't surprise her. If anything, it made it apparent that there was more at play.

And it wasn't hard to detect what, as well.

"Oh fuck this." She growled under her breath before her mana invaded every cell of his being for about five seconds, before mostly leaving, and leaving him relatively clear of any sort of anything. He didn't havehis soul pieced back together, but he at least had some clarity.

"There, now can we talk? Or are you going to continue to try and attack me?" She asked, not moving her hands.

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"Your soul has been hacked apart. I don't blame you." Syraene stated simply, her voice still rather sharp and befitting what she was.

"Now, tell me everything you might know regarding what the fuck happened to you and a lot of others." She continued.

"My daughter is involved."

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Syraene just sighed, having expected that.

"Not surprised." She commented.

"However, it's pretty wide spread." She continued.

"A lot of people here, in this building alone and under your employ, have been affected. And I do mean a lot." She added

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"Sadly. And I know she's involved because when I was, well, everything from when I arrived, I could feel her presence. Her mana within you." Syraene told him honestly.

"And yes, I realise, it is not ideal. I don't know how it got in here, or anything." She then said.

"Nor do I know how long you'll have clarity for. Those holes in your soul are essentially free real estate. I can't stay here, and once I leave, I know that her mana is going to return. I don't know how quickly, but it will."

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"I know." Syraene said.

"Worst part is, chances are there's something blocking it. If I were to utilise your unique skillset to find out, it'd be blocked." She commented. "At least that's my suspicion. I might be dead, but I don't want the accompanying migraine."

"However, I DO want you to put this place on complete and utter lockdown. No one in, no one out." she stated.

"I know I'll be able to get in and out if you use your standard. But I mean beyond that." She paused a moment here.

"I mean completely lockdown. I don't want anyone coming in or out until this fucking thing is fixed. Everything sent or received is through digital media. If food is required, as it will be eventually, that can and will be arranged. But Hal? I want you to make it that you can't even cancel it without my anything. Otherwise Vanessa could make you cancel it and just continue on. We can't have that."

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