Imre sat back after the explanation that she gave him. Her hand on his thigh wasn't all too bothersome as women tried to do that to him all the time. What<em>was</em>bothersome was her arguement. It made alot of sense for him to know that information but only if one thing was true and it irritated him that she was trying to hide the true objective of hiring him. "My job isn't just identifying and translating some ancient language. Is it? You want me to not only identify and translate, but also understand how events are relating to the site as well as locate and pinpoint the cause so that the government can stop the source before word can get out and cause a panic. Am I correct?" He sighed. "If it is your supervisor is going to have to pay alot more than my normal rate. Which, by the way, I need to talk to them about before I start my investigation." He had to make sure that they weren't going to pass one over on him before they tried to hide serious information. He leaned back in his seat before something clicked in his head. Did she say she watched six videos at a time?<br/><hr/><br/>As they sat in the back of the van eating, he was enjoying a bowl of the promised pozole and drinking a large coke in a muscle shirt that had done a little bit better at holding up compared to the polo. They had bought one at a convenience store at his insistance. After all, once he stepped out of the car the a/c wouldn't be able to help. His skin was Glistening with sweat from the heat. He hoped he'd get used to the difference in climates soon.<br/><br/>He was also going through the information he'd recieved. Maybe the incidents coincided with geothermic 'hotspots'. Or maybe spiritual ley lines. He'd have to buy some maps to investigate those. It could also just be local superstition. His perusing was interrupted by the young lady. "You know why I didn't balk when you started talking about Enochian, don't you?"<br/><br/>He chuckled. "I have a feeling you're going to tell me." She had mentioned that she had heard some really outlandish theories. So it was most likely that. "It's because part of this incident... Or, correlating with it, I should say... have been some strangely supernatural occurrences. If it is Angelic script... no one alive really should be able to recognize something like that, from what I know about it.  Which is not much at all, honestly.  So... how is it you do know what it is, and how can you... well... read it?" His pulse picked up quite a bit at that even while his body didn't reflect the change. "And what could happen if that kind of writing, or relics like it, fell into the wrong hands?"<br/><br/>"Well while it isn't all that common, there are alot of people that know the symbols of Enochian. There are also two different versions that are known: Dee's version and Kelly's version. Dee's is more widely known, but Kelly's is more accepted. Enochian was 'discovered in the lat 1500's I believe. It was said that Dee had discovered the lost language of Adamian or the language that Adam used to speak to God and the angels while in Eden. It's called Enochian because supposedly the last known person to speak it was Enoch. Dee later teamed up with a supposed seer, named Kelly. Kelly eventually wrote a book called 'Liber Loagaeth'  or 'The book of the speech of God'. Dee's version isn't that accepted because alot of the letters and phonetics follow with English, and is thus considered fake. Kelly's version lacks any similarities to known languages and thus believed to be true. Today alot of 'witches', excorcists, and even Satanists use part of Kelly's version in rituals. Most researchers see it as a sham and won't look into it because there's no way to really prove it's real. I happened to be interested in the topic, thus I know of it. But what you found is slightly different to both Dee's and Kelly's versions."<br/><br/>Hopefully, she wouldn't look further into it and just take it at face value that it had just been his interest that gave him insight. If not, this could become quite problematic.[/color=brown]"As far as what it can do? I've found that 90%of 'mysticism' s just an illusion and as for the other 10%.....Well let's just say that 300 years ago a lighter would have been considered magic."[/color]