Hazard immediately learned why Q was the least popular of the Guardians.<br/><br/>"I was wondering if-" Hazard started, before getting cut off. Then he asked about Gorgon. Unlike Q, Hazard answered questions.<br/><br/>"He's called Gorgon. Made of stone and he'll do the same to you if you see his eyes, even through a camera." Hazard said concisely. He didn't like giving away too much of another hero's info, but it could save a major player from becoming his own celebratory statue. Even if he was an inconsiderate crazy.<br/><br/>"But what I wanted to ask was-" Hazard started before getting cut off again by Miss Vadar this time.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, Ink very carefully watched Gorgon. He was familiar with stone curses, but this one was unique in that it didn't kill it's host when it was also the target. The amulet was obviously the source, but it was almost like it was designed to inflict the most and longest amount of misery. If he wasn't miserable with stone curses, Ink would have almost thought it was one of his.<br/><br/>Without asking for a response, not expecting one, Ink created a card of liquid steel with a simple name and number on it and slid it to Gorgon. It was Ink's name and number.<br/><br/>"If they ask you to leave, call." He said simply. Before Gorgon could answer, Miss Vadar started talking.<br/><br/>Hazard stood with very little embarrassment, lowering his helmet as he stood and bowed. Gorgon simply waved, and Hazard was jealous of his stone skin for not being able to blush.<br/><br/>And then P. Glory stood up, and as always made a fool of herself. Hazard had been unaware of the shenanigans going on lower down the table, but now it was excruciatingly clear.<br/><br/>"Did she give him a..." Nails started.<br/><br/>"Yeah," Hazard said back, as much as he wish he didn't have to.<br/><br/>Just as the dinner was getting interesting however, the alarms went off, and the heroes had to leave. Only Gorgon would be able to hear Ink mutter as he stood.<br/><br/>"Goddamn scientists interrupting a perfectly good dinner. He better hope someone else gets to him first."<br/><br/>Hazard laughed at Glorys inner desire to be proven worthy. She just didn't get it, did she? She couldn't comprehend that everything didn't revolve around her.<br/><br/>"Sit down Princess, I don't think one more hero is going to make that much of a difference." He called out from his own chair. Now the dinner was just that, a dinner. With the main heroes gone, the media people were looking fairly let down, and Hazard wouldn't have been surprised if they left soon. In no time it would be just as quiet around here as it was before. All they had to do was wait...<br/><br/><br/>Sent from Castle Shadow-hold using Tapatalk