An exPSIting trip [Ryuu]

"Remember that I’m not the only bait in the shrine. The members of Little Nightmare will be there. It said it would not make the same mistake twice, which leads me to believe it will try again in order to right that wrong. We’re all taking a big gamble on whether or not it will actually come, but we have no other choice. Going after the thing would be as aimless as it would be useless. I can enlist more help from my contacts to aid us, as well as some friendly spirits. Together, we’ll form a formidable task force of our own.”

Rapture considered the devices and nodded. She had done her research on Jump City’s villains and knew of Brother Blood’s considerable psychic powers. He had been an incredibly powerful villain, and she had to admit that the knowledge that PSI had been the one to capture him. If only they had the men to spare for the shrine plan. At any rate, the technology was welcomed. If it worked, it worked. If it didn’t, c’est la vie. The yokai priestess began to wonder how The Shrine would react to so many new people, but figured she had put in enough hours to warrant housing a sleepover with a bunch of wayward strangers and whatever you wanted to classify what Facade was.

Taking to her phone again, she sent a few commands to her compatriots, Smoke and Mirrors. Simple and to the point, be at The Shrine in eleven hours and prepare for a coup. “We should be getting back to Jump,” she said gruffly. “Thank you for your time and knowledge. We’ll be in touch.”

Other than the devices, and perhaps some Geistcraft lanterns, Hans didn't see anything else that'd be overly more effective against the creature than what they'd already used against it. It seemed like even it's projection was vulnerable to attack, and if he could cleave it through his scythe... would that just kill it right then and there? Or would it just be forced back to where ever it actually lurked? Regardless of which he thought, there was only one way to find out, and he was hoping it was the former. "Very good- for whatever it's worth, I hope for the best for you both," Rebecca said something that was sincere and innocent enough, but her tone was just slightly playful as if she was also hinting around at something else.

"If we can't capture it, I'll make sure not to miss with my scythe," Hans stated, completely missing the tone entirely.