Monsters in the Deep [Cryptid- Hacker Event]

Everything was happening fast and in the place Meilin was in he wasn't having it, though they had to decide whether they should stay with Delilah as long as needed to make sure she stays alive(Being dead isn't very fun, speaking from experience) or to run away keeping themself safe, leaving Delilah behind. They were negative to this thought, though they made up their mind. They had their doubts about this but what mattered was there is no turning back even if there was he wouldn't take the chance to, Meilin was staying with Delilah and they had an idea.

Meilin hesitated but swerved slowly to Delilah's side and bubbles escaped their mouth as they spoke. "Your main objective is to help those in need and there's a lot so your narrowing it down by looking for the most in need, this thing causing us to itch was most likely sprinkled on top of the city. All in all, up town the city has dealt with this longer than town we should hit the up town and work our way down. They tapped the top of their shell to note she should get on so they could get a move on."

Meilin muttered under their breath. “My current objective is to make sure you are as safe as possible.”

Kadin's pleading made Delilah stop completely.

To leave someone behind when they obviously needed some help goes against everything she stood for. Every fibre of her being was just screaming, 'never again never again never again'. Her eyes started to water as she stared straight ahead.

Yet the sensible part of her was actually awake this time and also begging her to listen. Meilin has a point, she doesn't have to save these person right now, they are all standing and could make their own way to a safe zone. There are others who probably were worse off and needed her help immediately. Didn't her professor always tell her to triage patients properly so everyone would survive? How could she even help at this point?

Slowly she reached up and grasped the edge of the shell, but no further. The others will have to make the decision for her.

Seeing Kadin shouting to the remaining civilians, the hacker turned their full focus to the window they were working on. They quickly hammered in the last few words of the prompt before turning back to the staff member. The hacker sat by patiently for a moment, doing a quick glance in her windows while waiting for Kadin to finish shouting.

Taking several steps back, the hacker tapped the final key on the unseen window, the hack going off one last time. Cryptid knew that it wouldn't be the end of the world for any of the administrative team still remaining, but at least she would be able to slip off easier if they still had to focus on finding another water-breathing potion. Taking those few seconds into her advantage, she tapped the ability button on her belt once more, the once obscuring clouds began to quickly dissipate as suddenly as they had appeared. The scoring acidic drops came down slowly now, lightly burning the grounds where it fell, but quickly clearing up.

Glancing back over to Kadin, the smiling figure took one last step back. "It's time for me to go, we'll have to continue this another time." The figure gave one final wave, before falling backwards into a bright blue frame that had suddenly formed behind them. In a flash the hacker was gone, the only signs she was there being the lack of players, the sizzling landscape, and the marks the acid had left on players.
The End?