<div class="floatleft">(https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcS_XW10JeA1DABwB0Oy9PUQAlgaosvec8WZKYMOu-bFmaE1b1v1mw)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Dannilov Ebonhawke<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Aboard the<em>Parallax</em>.<br/><strong>Content:</strong><br/><hr/><br/>Things had grown silent on the bridge of the ship aside from the typical bridge-type-sounds of proximity sensors and "everything-is-alright-alarms", the normal chatter amongst the crew had dropped to nearly nothing at all.  As if all of them waited to see what was going to happen with their new captive.<br/><br/>Sixty-seconds can be an exceptionally short time but it all depends on one's perspective.  In terms of a relative stranger who is a captive on your ship doing something for sixty-two seconds and has assured you that everything will be alright.<br/><br/>Yeah...for some, sixty-two seconds might be an eternity.<br/><br/>Twenty seconds...and it looked as though something about him changed and yet...nothing had.  He looked the same.  His heart rate dropped even further but it was steady and strong...just...slow.<br/><br/>Forty seconds in and people might be growing nervous.  Indira could swear she saw something leaking from his closed eyes.  Like...errant wisps of energy but after blinking it seemed as though she imagined it.<br/><br/>At sixty-three seconds his eyes snapped open...a dark energy seeping from his eyes, laced with motes and tails of deep blue and vivid purple.  A heartbeat later is was as though a button was pressed or a switch was flipped.  Light began to seep from him.  Slow at first but growing brighter with each passing second.  Brighter and brighter...forcing people to look away or risk having his seated silhouette burnt into their vision for the next few hours.  A bright...pure light that almost made people's ears ring...if that was even possible.<br/><br/>A moment later the light stopped...gone.  Leaving him still seated before her and with a satisfied smile, he smoothly stood up.  Offering the anxious looking giant a pleased nod of his head as he spoke.<br/><br/><strong>"See?  Better.  Now.  About returning to Ebonmarque.  What is it worth to the lot of you if I were to be dropped off at the nearest station instead?"</strong>