Cado Superum

"Are you fucking kidding me?" The voice on the other end of the phone spoke quickly then hung up. Ossa ripped the phone out of the wall, threw it to the ground and stomped on it. Luckily, no one was there to see her tantrum. What the fuck was the point of being a billionaire media mogul if you couldn't control the FUCKING MEDIA. Gods damn internet fucking blogs. They were fucking up her cool.

It took several minutes but when she stepped out of her office, her face had no sign of her anger. She gave her assistant a cold look. "Call Gideon. Tell him the deal with the internet fell through and that I'll need to see him tomorrow at noon. Let him know that is not an optional meeting. Also, I'll need a new telephone and get someone up here to clean up this mess before General Aegis gets here. When she does, she is to be brought to me immediately. Think you can do that, Amanda?"

Her assistant nodded quickly, managing to write all of that down. Ossa just gave her a stare. "Well, get on it then!" And walked back into her office. She needed to find something sexy to wear. This is just what she needed to take her mind off the fucking internet bitches.

The museum was just beginning to close when Theoi began to arrive, welcomed to the museum by a small sign near the front desk, welcoming guests of Jupiter Capital Investment to the private party being held in the new exhibit room. The exhibit room itself was set up already for the next night's gala opening, though only a portion of this set-up was currently in use, a bartender the lone attendant.

Around the room were different artifacts dug up from the Akbani site, showing different mainstays of civilization - pottery, tools, jewelry, etc. Different placards explained what anthropologists had gathered about the civilization - they seemed a violent people, weapons looking crude yet highly effective, art work showing many scenes of what looked like human sacrifice. Through it all, there were religious undertones to most of the items, as if these were the things were what the people held most dear, or at the very least most relevant.

In the center of the room stood a dais, and on it the unopened sarcophagus of the god that'd been causing all the hullabaloo. It stood about 8 feet tall, made of stone and etched with gold, the top carved with what was assumed to be a likeness of the god supposedly inside, a menacing angry looking being.

ETA: [OOC: So that everyone knows - If anyone is feeling for them, the room is heavily warded, for most types of spheres. There are wards around the room, that seem intended on keeping power in, as well as wards around the sarcophagus itself. Sorry for the late notice.]