Suggestive poisoning wasn't common, even for an Inquisitor to come by it would prove hard. Andreas had better look after keeping his equipment on a tight leash, otherwise he might end up running out of nifty tricks at a bad time.<br/>It did its work though, the guards looked back somewhat drowsily, scratching the back of their necks simultaneously.<br/>"Eh, yes, sir, boss. Down here we tend to some of the more strange client's needs. We're here to make sure nothing goes out, no man, no woman, no beast." The two looked at Andreas with blank eyes, toxins like this were potent in their task, but left their targets rather useless for anything not suggested.<br/><br/>The Inquisitor could hear both moans and screams coming from further on. Unearthly sounds that could not be uttered by a man. Though the foul stench of chaos, was not overly apparent. If this was a heretic operation instead of just a deviant hole of perverted men, then it was well hidden.<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Right now, the trio of Inquisitorial henchmen had to actually find a better way if they wanted to avoid charging through a huge amount of soldiers and automated weaponry to get to the reactor rooms. They'd managed to get this far into the complex with just the use of their appearance and rightful authority, though the reactor room was off limits to them who had no business there. Vailon had not lent them his Inquisitorial seal, meaning they had to look for the best way to the reactor core on their own. How and where they were going to search for that, would prove to vital for their options.