<div class="floatleft">(https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/2d/81/f5/2d81f581066d502142e46ff42a54be18.jpg)</div><strong>Character</strong>: William Wake<br/><strong>Who:</strong>The Nine (those who choose to come)<br/><strong>Where:</strong>Reverend's Office<br/><strong>When:</strong>Mar 20th 2017 8:30pm<br/><strong>Wearing:</strong>White T-Shirt and Jeans<br/><hr/><br/>William smiles at BC, "Read Descartes."<br/><br/>He turns to Penn.  "Let me summarize what I know and what I extrapolate in that.  I know that the angels are held captive by the Hive.  I know that the earth is a 'construct' that they can end if they get too frustrated.  I know that among their known abilities, they possess powerful scrying that is taking the full effort of the Angels to thwart, and I know that the single use contact device I was given is dangerous to be seen by 'the artists'.  I also know that the bugs trying to impose their reality on our own hurts it.  If this reality is indeed a 'construct' then it is a sentient one that they do not have total control over.  If they are masters of scrying, then it seems to me that they might have an ability similar to or at least related to the "Magic drawings" way that Maddy and Maple have.  In quantum physics, observing something can change it at times.  In invokation, speaking the name of something can alert you to its presence.  I believe that direct investigation of the bugs might trigger a very delicate balance that exists between the Hive and the Angels that would cause the earth to end and us to have to face the Hive before we are ready.<br/><br/>As far as talking to the Angels, you heard the extremely limited dialog I had with just one quoted essentially word for word.  The attention they have to spend thwarting the bugs seems to require CONSTANT attention and I was told to contact them only in an emergency.  Their desire was clearly for us to train and bide our time, and we havent even really truly cross trained with our abilities yet; and furthermore Adspir is hardly field tests which is where I think we could grow the most.  We can fight the bugs by stopping their efforts to destroy the earth.  I firmly believe we will learn more about them indirectly as we do; for example, I already now wonder if there might be artifacts that aid them in their transition into this reality in the core monster locations or artifacts they are using to alter the world to their purposes.  That would tell us a lot, especially if we could examine one of them."