"I don't really feel like it right now." Mao said before he began to feel strange, like he was being taken over.
ooc: sure Talos finished practicing his psychic powers. He was angered that he let his wife's kidnappers slip away and wanted to nothing more than to kill them.
Mao had already begun. Talos pulled the place to him angrily and sent a powerful mental shockwave into Zen's mind.
Mao was quickly angered and struck her. Talos felt his wife's pain and managed to lock the location she was being held at in place. It was a heavy strain on his mind, though.
Talos made his way to where he thought he sensed his wife. Mao smirked and readied himself.
ooc: sure. Talos continued to search, determined to pinpoint where his wife was. Mao grinned evily. "I'm glad I teamed up with you, Zen."
"Best idea you've had all day." Talos pushed himself even harder, to the point of damaging his mind. "I think I've found something. It's pretty faint, but worth checking out."
"My power must not be developed well enough yet. I've got to find her somehow." Talos said to himself as he pushed himself harder. "We ready now, Zen?"
"I like your style." Mao said as he roughed her up. Talos tried using the psychic powers he developed to locate Lara when he didn't find her at the dojo.
"I've already let her know what's in store for her." Talos went to the dojo, looking for Lara.
Mao laughed and hit her hard in the stomach. "I think not."
"I meant exactly what I said. Now keep quiet. You'll only speak when me or my buddy, Zen tell you to." Mao said before hitting her.
"Looks like you're finally awake, slave."
"Sure thing, Zen." The man known as Mao said as he sat back.
"Oh, right. That's a great plan."
"What're we gonna do with her now? Why'd we want to kidnap her in the first place?"
The man injected Lara with a strange liquid.
"Yeah, let's do this."
"Ok then, Ryo." Lucrecia said as she slowly fell asleep in his arms. Talos woke up and stretched. "Lara sure is late."
"Well first, let's have a little sparring match. Then we can have some fun after that." Talos was asleep at home, a book laying in his lap.
