The memories seemed to play like a picture show; the old man and her. He raised her, taught her.. Kept her safe and secret, she was genuinely happy in these memories.. Simpler, developing like a child. In the happiness, there were undertones of mistrust, and whispers hinting at something much bigger going on; an angry man's voice, "What the hell are you working on? We can't fund a program we know nothing about.." The old man pleading for more time and patience, stating that one small factor could put everyone at risk, "We fund you. What is in that lab is property of the government and Silenus Labs! Ours! Not yours!" While similar arguments drifted in an almost ghostly tone while the memories played out, there was something uneasy about them despite how happy the two looked. The divinity found herself watching memories on what seemed to be an old sheet hanging onto blackness and a projector operating the images within a dark room that was Rigor's mind. All at once, the voices that only hinted at things going wrong grew more tense, and the projector whirled in a seemingly hostile manner. What was once good memories seemed to distort on the screen as if someone were tampering with the film itself. The projector's monotonous clicking became faster and faster, the voices louder, booming, becoming as distorted as the film on the screen.. The film melted and broke apart like a sour piece that had not been taken care of in its time until the screen was no more than a blank slab of white against the darkness. The voices grew silent. Darkness and silence crept like a fog around the screen, anonymous black tendrils catching onto the white, ripping it apart mercilessly. There was nothing more to show. A dark voice, not of any particular origin drifted, echoing around the divinity, "You'd do best to keep out of this mind."
Rigor's body was completely relaxed, although her mind was chaos. The spectral black smoke and flames stopped; extinguished around her.