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Arina riled at the shunning of her followers as the ageless made his demands of her. The act suggested such a arrogance and self-righteousness that such a being cannot deserve. Every individual Waa's kind were lost in their false beliefs and ought to be scored from the face of the land. She scowled as she summoned two warcasters to her side. Speaking to them in a hushed whisper she commanded control over their charges. In a moment the control of two towering titans became hers. She could feel the metallic flesh and steam engines as if they were her own. A single thought could propelled the mighty machines to any physical deed. The two titans strode forwards, one boasting the deadly spiked fists of a Luminance and the other a Vortex wielding its magically charged spear and shield. She dismounted her charger and commanded an artificer and magister to follow her. They did so without hesitation, following her through the great gate both beings were over seven feet tall in their great armors. Her followers and the towering titans stood above her, yet she demanded the greatest attention as they stepped past the gate. The mind barrier allowing only three within, yet the titans were only extensions of the Grand Master.

Arina approached the second barrier, Waa's hosts of champions rightfully aligned for judgement. She let her gaze run over them, judging them in their faults, Waa was right to fear the might of the Unitate. The ancient guild had existed even before the Divinity was formed and its power accumulated by millennia of knowledge and experience. The gates closed behind her but she remained confident with the might of the Primordial Lords running through her.
"I have chosen my champions Waa." She addressed her host without respect, for he was deserving of none, while indicating the four giant forms behind her. "My intentions are honest, yet you deny my men entry. Did you not request my presence?" Her gaze was piercing, not inviting her question to be answered. "I shall not accept another insult lightly." She left the threat hanging, not expecting an answer.

The trio allowed themselves to be lead into the castle by Kagi, however they encountered a certain difficult quickly. The titans were net suitable for traversing interior environments and so Arina left them standing at the castle entrance along with the artificer charged with maintaining them. Together they were three great symbols of the Unitate, unmoving as statues. She and the magister were guided to their quarters. Neither of them inviting Kagi to speak to them in any mood of conversation. Although he bore their interest in a very negative light. The arcanics could feel the presence of the machinery forming the champions left arm and his adept control of it. How he had learned to use this magic was unknown to them, although he was certainly no master of it. Most caste members would likely surpass him in skill, for their lives were given completely to developing the art. No matter his ability or strength the Grand Master felt affronted by his existence. It was an atrocity, an abomination for him to wield the power of the Primordial Lords. She felt herself soiled by her proximity to such a heretical being. She did not feel particularly freed when she was led to her room. She did not care for the hospitality of the Divinity and yearned for the discussion to be completed.