<div style="text-align: center;"><a class="postlink" href="http://fc08.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2014/103/b/1/infinity_mei__print_giveaway__by_dctb-d7ebwwl.jpg">Anna Sakul</a></div><br/><br/>The way had not been an easy one.  Finding it had been even more difficult.  But now that she had made it through the ancient Temples automated defenses an arrived at its center she found her curiosity peeked.  There before her, in the middle of the room, was situated a containment field of some fashion.  There was the control console at its circular base.  Then attached to the ceiling directly above was another circular conduit in which laced a blinding white field of energy that suspended something at its center.  Covered in sweat from the effort it had taken to get this far, she moved cautiously along the narrow path with opened up into a dark abyss on either side.  With no rail in which to hold onto she had to watch her balance carefully as she made her way across.<br/><br/>Coming to the control console, she looked up puzzled as to what could be contained within.  Whatever it was promised to be something of considerable power.  The co-ordinates had been hard to find but tales had existed since before remembered history of the man who the monument had been dedicated.  He had been a powerful Sorcerer in a bygone era that had opposed the Infinity Empire.  Though the Rebellion had started small it had grown and lasted centuries.  During that time he had met his fate and was said to have left his most powerful weapon hidden somewhere.  This was what she had hoped to have found.  Her anticipation growing beyond containment, she entered the deactivation sequence.<br/><br/>Eyes wide, as the energy faded she could see the form contained therein.  It wasn't some staff or other weapon at all but rather that of some being.  Treading backwards she walked out onto the bridge at what she felt had been a safe distance from the device as she watched what was to happen next.  How long had this thing been on stasis?  She could only imagine but if it was indeed as old as the temple surrounding, as the technology indicated, then she did not feel too concerned about its ability to hurt her.  Any organic being in stasis that long was bound to suffer waking sickness, and considerable sickness at that for being frozen so long.