Damn Reaction Reincarnation

The indestructible monolith in the center of the hall suddenly flared with a soft yet insistent light. Sixty figures froze, turning toward the humming surface.

Eugene: *(frowns, clenching his fists) Damn it, this thing again. Does anyone understand what the hell this screen is?

• Senya: (crosses her arms, raising an eyebrow) Do you really think that I, the greatest Magister of all time, would waste my time studying some stone slab? Although... narrows her eyes *... the magical signature here is strange. It's completely different from ours.

• Vermouth: *(calmly, crossing her arms behind her back) Three hundred years ago, we saw a lot of things. But nothing like this. Senya is right, this energy is alien.

• Anise: (smiling brightly, folding her palms) Oh, how lovely! Maybe this is an omen? Or a gift? winks *Or is this another disaster our beloved Hamel is going to cause?

• Eugene: *I'm Hamel?! Are you starting again, saint?!

• Moron: *(laughs loudly, slapping his knee) Ha-ha! Same old story! You're already arguing, and the screen hasn't even shown anything!

• Noir: (leans lazily against the back of his chair, smiling playfully) Oh, what a crowd. Maybe we'll finally see something... interesting? I've missed entertainment so much. glances at Eugene *Especially bloody ones.

• Gavid: *(crosses his arms over his chest, coldly) Is this screen worthy of Duke Helmut's attention? Show me your strength. Or I will smash it to pieces, indestructible though it is.

• Christina: (humbly bows her head) God guides us. Whatever this screen shows, we will see a lesson in it. quietly *... I hope without too many gruesome scenes.

• Raizakiya: *(snorts contemptuously) Fools. You babble like puppies. This screen is either a trap or a toy for the weak. I will destroy everything that crawls out of it.

• Gilad: *(imperiously, raising her hand) Enough. Watch. All. Silence. And we remember.

• Carmen: *(enthusiastically, chewing an unlit cigar) Oh yeah! The show is starting! Sharp turns, drama, action! Don't let us down, screen!

• The surface of the screen turned white, and the first outlines began to appear in it