Elena sighed as she had been fallowing Miles for now, not sure where else to even go. All the things in the shops did not really interest her... She did not really like these mole people anyway. Most of them looked at her strangely... some idiotics ones even whistles to her, only to receive a water slap in the face. Seriously, they were not even the same race as her... She continued to walk, before sighing, and breathing deeply.
"There not much here... i am gonna go head back to where Robert was." she then says, before turning around and moving. Might as well go see if he had found anything interesting, cause right now she was not finding anything that could give them a clue or advantage of any sorts. She sighed. She then looked at her pendant... remembering her brother... what could he be doing right now anyway.... Where could he be, and what would he have changed into? She just did not know... She just hoped that he was ok, and her parents also.

Some idiots whistled at me, probably thinking I was to be cuddled, so I approached them. Well, I would've until Elena decided to slap them for me, with the same amount of strength I would've used. I already felt tired from today; just an hour ago, we were witnessing God's dragon fetish/love of my roleplays. Seems odd we're not confused with our new bodies; I mean, we'd definitely have a different centre of gravity. I was pretty disappointed with the way the world went, so I tried shifting into a human-like shape in that hospital. But, I felt pretty awkward walking down the stairs, not quite feeling right and almost sick in some way - I just shifted back into a dragon. I wonder where Richard's went...

Speaking of Elena, she left unexpectedly, backtracking to Robert while I was left alone. I agreed with her, until I finally spotted a store of food. Just as I took a step that sounded like slapping, I realised how this world was acting out my roleplay. So, ignoring my temptation, I followed Elena, wondering if eating at the store would change anything. Eh, I could always (try to) nibble my sword to break the boredom. Anyway, we had ten copper in reserve... that would be a good start into saving for weapons and such.

[Robert]

After a while of waiting, I see Elena and Miles heading in my direction. They both had a look that said they were finished with this city... and to be honest, so was I. "Hey, you two! I've figured out what to do to get to that shiny thing, and, I even know where that thing is." I say with a smile on my face... or, more likely, an attempt at a smile on my face. I then add "Yup, we just have to go all the way back to that first arrow, and take the other path. It should be behind a steel wall, or something,"I then head towards the exit of the city... only to find myself right behind Elena and Miles, somehow. Wait... okay, I know I wasn't going in a circle. What kind of weird magic is doing this!? I think as I continue trying to head back to the exit, finally succeeding after three tries. I make sure to slow down enough so that my teammates could catch up and follow me... wait, they're following ME? Well, this is going to turn out fantastic. Thankfully, the arrows were there to lead us, if indirectly, to our goal. I keep following the arrows until I come across another shadowy-looking creature. This time, it appeared to be some sort of stone dragon, or a possibly a very draconic gargoyle. The thing decided to tackle me right off the bat, and sure, I was pushed back a bit... but it didn't seem to hurt that much, at least not in comparison to the stone golem I fought earlier. I held in my laughter, and slashed at the thing with my claws... it was oddly soft for being made of stone, and almost seemed finished already.

Elena fallowed Robert towards where the other part of the cave was... He did get lost a couple of times though in town... was he really be able to find where the cave was... When he did find it, she saw the stone gargoyle thing. She suddenly let out a torrent of water towards the thing, hoping to break off it's armor and hurt it with it. It was stone... right? Water should be able to erode stone if in big enough force. At least that was her plan. She then saw it fall on the ground from the force of the water, and stares at it.
"Seriously... compare to the creature from earlier, this one seems... not as resistant." she then points out. She then though a bit.... she had powers over water... and darkness, but could she possibly comtrol something else also? Some other element? She though about it more. What was related to water.... Ice was there, but she will need to learn how to make it. Then there was water threatment usually... using water to heal wounds and such, to clean off the dirt. Well, that could be possible... She will need to learn about what she can do more later on.

Damn. This world was beginning to go off track already. Literally, with Robert going off track as usual and now encountering a gargoyle. I followed Robert and Elena so that way I could get a better perspective of the current enemy.

...

A gargoyle? When the hell did we introduce that in our roleplay? Dear God, I hope nothing else changes much... "Alright, I'm just gonna-" Before I knew it, that thing was already dead. Man, I'm not familiar with my roleplay anymore... I haven't done it for ages now. All my time was spent playing games like Half Life 3 and Civilization: Beyond Earth. What was I doing with my life?

"Well. Let's get going. I want to get back to Earth once this is all over." I know Earth won't recover. But, seeing as there's differences in this roleplay(?), it'll be nice to see if we can at least correct some wrongs. As usual, I walked my way through the cave, following arrows and dragons alike while I created some slapping sounds.

[Robert]

The gargoyle disappears just like the golem did, and a couple copper coins drop to the floor. I hand one of them to Miles, and one of them to Elena, assuming that neither of them spent any of their money, that would mean that they both have six copper coins each. Soon enough, that is, after following the arrows back, we find the giant steel 'door'. Of course, given that it didn't have a handle on it anywhere, I'm not sure that this qualified as a door, at all. The metal was as reflective as I thought it would be, and the 'door' itself was about thirty feet tall... something also told me that this wasn't the only steel part of this section... perhaps this entire area was boxed in steel, which would make getting into the place trickier. I imagined that the place also had a steel floor, as it had to protect itself from being entered from underground... that is, if it wanted to stay a secret from the dig-happy moles that lived relatively close to the place. I knew what I had to do, I had to mimic that phoenix again. I started by flying into... well, higher underground, after that, I started spinning myself like a drill, however, I ended up falling and landing right on my face. I tried a couple more times, but to no avail, until, eventually, I got it. I did what I did the other few times, and then finally got to the point where I added in the fire breath, just to add that extra punch that would change this from a failed effort to a success. I flew right towards the door, and my claws in addition to the fire effortlessly punched right through the steel, creating a hole big enough for at least Elena to fit through. I then stopped my attack and landed... finding myself in an odd room that appeared to be a hedge maze, one that seemed to have a skylight, one look outside told me that either we were under one of the poles, or this wasn't Earth.

---

[Tony]

Val's attention seemed to turn towards something else for a moment, and Ralph seemed to want to know what that was all about. I responded with "Well... maybe she's just not used to her new ears, I mean, she has to be able to hear at least ten times better than she used to... so... sounds probably easily distract her, that's all," I then head out of the cave, and over to the nearest tree. It wasn't too large, but probably big enough to at least become one support beam for us. One step at a time, Tony. This place will be livable soon enough... wait, where's my saw? I think as I start to remember that I left my saw back at home, which would make chopping down this tree much more of a challenge, that is, until I toyed with my earth powers for a bit, and eventually created an axe made completely out of stone. I then chopped down that tree, which was about fifteen feet tall and one foot in diameter... unfortunately, I wasn't strong enough, even after this transformation, to carry the thing back. I tried a few times, but it didn't work, at all. I head back into the cave, somewhat tired and probably looking a little defeated. "Well... if you're asking, I just chopped down a nearby tree, but, I can't actually bring it back. Kinda sucks, because that thing was probably big enough to make a support beam for the cave," I say to the team before they ask where I was and why I looked tired.

Verlassën's ears twitched and swiveled towards where Tony was coming in, saying something about a fallen tree. Immediately she thought of her shadows. But, that puts a big strain on me... I have to try, after all, I'm still only a stranger to these people. Gotta get their trust Verlassën! She thought, shaking her head to clear her thoughts and blinking her eyes to clear her vision - she was already tired, and she needed to be at full strength in order to make this work. Taking in a deep breath, Verlassën trotted over towards Tony, her violet eyes glancing behind him, just in case. "Um, Tony? I may be able to help with the tree - I, I'm stronger than I look!" She said, loosing her words for a moment before standing up tall. She trotted past Tony, looking around as she summoned a flame to let her see around - not that it would make much difference, she had excellent night vision.

She spotted the tree not too far away and cringed - it was a very long tree, and she might need help. "I... I may need some help." She said, taking in a deep breath, her exhale coming out in a puff of mist as she cooled down her fur, one or two small icicles forming on her horns, before closing her eyes and summoning four hands from her own shadow, each hand coming from the shadows of her paws. They grew more and more tangible the longer they got, the whole hand soon becoming like a dark grey life-like hand that one could grasp - except it was three/four times larger than normal. Each of the hands grasped the tree and lifted it, at first they struggled, but then they got the tree up, holding it a good six inches above the ground.

Verlassën though wasn't doing so well - her legs were beginning to tremble and a thin line of blood trickled from her nose. The icicles on her horns doubled in size and quantity, before she opened her eyes and glanced over to Tony, grinning slightly. "Where... Where do you want me to put this? I can't hold it up for long." She said, her voice sounded strained as she flickered her attention back over to the log, lifting it higher as she moved it a bit closer to the cave, the shadows unwavering as they held it, despite Verlassën's tired and exhausted look.

I paid mild attention to Robert head-butting the huge steel wall. Well, spinning in fire... he was basically using himself as a drill, without even damaging himself from all the friction. Not to mention falling flat on the rocky ground. I was looking around the cave, seeing cracks and torches still burning on the walls. The silence normally disrupted by water drops was complimented by Robert's breaking of the wall, introducing a gust of wind into the cave system. I faced the breach as Robert valiantly stood and checked the maze out. Oh boy. "This is the part where I kill you!" -Wheatley, even though it's more of 'This is the part where I die.' I thought, slithering through the hole since I couldn't be bothered climbing.

For those of you not familiar with my roleplay, this point nearly killed my character. The hedges had poisonous thorns, and I ended up getting jabbed by one. I had to pray the same fate didn't befall on me, dripping slightly as a sign of sweating. Well, I assumed I was sweating, since why else would I be dripping more than usual then?

As Elena was fallowing Robert, what she saw next was that they were under a huge globe of ice, as well as what seemed to be a bunch of plants all around, blocking slightly their way. Robert at least did do a good job to open up the path, that is for sure, but now was not the time to marvel at what he had done. Right now it was time to go and try to find that weird piece of stone they had found that opened a portal over here. This place was seriously making her a bit nervous at the moment...it was blocked off for a reason, and she did not know what that reason was. Was there a bigger danger after that wall... or was it all a test by a stronger being... or was it something else completely. Another civilization that did not want to be interacted with, and that disliked those mole people? She could not be sure. She just moved forwards, seeing the plants in her way as she then use her water magic to make quick water sharp blades and cut through the fauna. In that water though, she seemed to have seen a bit of ... ice? Nah... must be her imagination. Unless.... Later she will have to think how she did that and try to practice, but not right now.

Tony suggested that Val was still getting used to her new ears. He was probably right. If there was something out there, she probably would have seen it.
"Yeah, I guess you're right." Ralph said.
Tony then went outside, and came back moments later saying that he'd just cut down a tree that would make a good support beam for the cave. Ralph knew he wouldn't be able to carry it, so he stayed behind. For some reason, Val seemed to think she'd be able to carry it, and went outside to do so. Ralph wondered how she was going to do it. She didn't have arms, and it didn't look like she'd be able to carry it on her back.
Moments later, she came back, carrying the tree with what appeared to be shadow arms. It seemed to take a lot of energy. She was trembling, and her nose was starting to bleed.
"You don't look so good, Val. You might want to limit the use of that power you got there."

[Robert]

For some odd reason, Miles was... er... dripping? Sweating? He was doing something that tipped me off that he might be nervous about this. I then turn to see Elena trying to cut through the hedges... only to have them regrow not even two seconds after she finished. I then had a couple of ideas, one would involve Miles, but he seemed somewhat, well, nervous, so I had to go with another plan to at least not get lost in this place. "Hey, Elena, instead of cutting through the bushes, maybe you could try leaving a water or ice trail so we don't get lost," I state as I start walking forwards, only to end up behind Miles somehow. Wait... how the heck did that even happen? I went in a straight line! I think as I try again, only to end up behind Miles again, which probably means that I shouldn't be the leader, at least, not for now. Mazes and general directions were always a weak point for me, and this was nothing short of humiliating. I simply stood behind Miles, not wanting to get lost, end up back here, and embarrass myself again. Of course, I would have rather stood behind Elena, but... nah, she has to stay behind all of us to make sure that we can keep the trail up. I knew that the water would stay there for a while, as it wasn't too warm in here, and the floor, at least, save for the parts where the hedges grew, was iron, which honestly felt very uncomfortable and cold to me, but it wasn't that much of an issue.

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[Tony]

I watch as Val summons some sort of shadowy hands which reminded me of one of those Mario games that my nephew played. The game had something to do with crystal stars and a very large door of some sort. One of the bosses had that as its attack, though, in this case, the hands were certainly helpful... however, it didn't seem as though Val could hold the tree for very long, not on her own, anyways. "Wait, let me help," I say to her as I head towards the tree and hold the far end of the tree, which used to be the bottom. "Okay, now, we're going to have to bring it into the cave, next to Connor," I say with some obvious strain in my voice. I then start heading into the cave with the tree, or, rather, I wait for Val to start heading in. We'd need some sort of medical miracle to get her back on her feet today with what she's been through, though, it didn't seem like anything like that existed, at least, not yet and not anymore. Wings with talons on the end of them might not have been the best choice to try to hold something with, but it was the only option I had, and the sap started running all over my feathers, which felt really weird, but not weird enough to get me to drop this thing, no, nothing short of getting shot somewhere would get me to drop this tree. I had to help her, as it seemed as though she was putting just too much strain on herself, and really any bit of aid would help her out immensely. Ralph just sort of flew there, which made sense, as birds weren't really meant to pick things up that are heavier than they are. He did, however, note that Val didn't look too good with her nose bleeding and her knees trembling... and I'd have to agree with him.

Elena

Elena nods at this and sighed. She then concentrates and start forming a water trail behind her. She looked as Robert just gone in circles and growl a bit at this. She sighed and think a bit, seing Miles start to drip abit. She concentrates and form a water orb, rather large in front of them.
"Miles, if you need water, here. It might help with your... dripping problems." she then says, before looking at Robert.
"If we want to get out of here, it might be best if MIles or me goes in front, seeing that you kinda go back to the start a good amount of times." she then says to Robert. She continues to produce water and prepares a orb that would leave a water trail behind. At least they will nto get lost if they use this.... And Robert saying something about ice... It migth just make her feel weaker if she tries that, not feeling as if it was something she was use to... maybe later.... but not right now.

Deravan

Deravan was walking in the shadows of this now chaotic town... It seemed as if a bomb hit and that everyone was affected by it... The more he looked around, the more horrors he was seeing. He did not know how this happened... how people were losing their heads about all this. They were losing what humanity existed it seemed.... it was just like a horror movie. It was so terrifying, seeing all those creatures that once were normal human beings just tearing each other out. He looked at them, and was exasperated. Why was all this happening. One day he was riding along with his friends, then next, everyone was changed into these things. He knew full well that life would never be the same after this. He walked slowly, before seeing a dragon actually ripping a kind of fox thing apart. He stares in horror before seeing the dragon look at him, and going to lunge at him. He suddenly let out rock spikes from the ground and then sends a dark energy wave, before moving quickly away at full speed. The dragon, in inhuman rage, started to chase him, going to fly. Deravan quickly moves before suddenly letting out a dark cloud and running. He then runs into a building, leaving the cloud of black energy behind, as well as making dark bolts at other sides. The dragon, confused, looked at each direction, before Deravan hid in the house, going to the basement. Mad, the dragon soon leaves. Deravan breath deeply. That was close.

Well. Elena TRIED helping me.

What happened was that I poked the water orb. Except, instead of being a gastropod, I was a... it was as if I still had some sort of skin. I couldn't absorb the water into myself or anything. "Ergh. I just found out I'm not some water-based slime." I pulled my arm away from the orb that was still suspended in the air, feeling that familiar prick that I imagined a long time ago...

I ended up pressing my arm against the menacing hedge, in an attempt to dry my arm gone horribly wrong (I was just flicking water away). Told you this was inevitable, or at least implied it was. Anyway, like an actual human, I felt pretty damn unwell. Argh... does anyone have a medic bag? MEDIC! Oh, I've really hit rock-bottom... The hull has been breached and the science is leaking out! No time for video game thoughts. Pills here! He's been hit! There was really more to life than this. I went on a hike once, and... some other outside activities. My kidneys shut down at one point, so I really did have to stay inside the hospital.

Already my view was rapidly shifting colours, and I felt as if I needed to stretch everywhere... even more than usual. I really felt as if I could just eat my friends as if they were food on a dish. I'M MELTING! Meanwhile, the snow-covered skylight above seemed to cave in every few seconds. Regardless, I knew I was going to... hang by the edge of life. Something would save me... depending if going crazy by poisons counted as actually going crazy.

And we still didn't even start the maze. I was just melting slowly, with chunks of myself dropping out. "Alright... let's just solve this... quickly." I slurred, clearly not even awake at this point.

Ralph watched as Tony and Val struggled to get the log back to the cave. "Sorry guys. There isn't much I can do." He said.
Tony told Val to put it over by Connor, and that sparked something in Ralph's head. How did they all forget about Connor? He could carry it back to the cave with little to no effort.
"Oh my god, we're idiots." Ralph said. "Guys, hold up for a sec. I think we all forgot that we have a 20 foot tall stone titan on our side." He looked over towards the cave. "I'll go get him."
He flew back to the cave, and landed on Connor's shoulder. "Hey Connor, we need your help with something." He said. "Tony cut down a tree out there, and we need you to bring it back."

Inside the cave, Connor held a massive, stoneclad fist over his eyes, sitting crouched down on the floor. How could he have let it happen? Lost in thought, he almost didn't hear Ralph. "Alright, let's go ahead and do this." He said, rolling his stone shoulders back, standing up. "Let's go." He lumbered over to the two, who appeared to be struggling with the massive tree. Val had conjured up some sort of massive, shadowy hands to carry it, and Tony was struggling to grip it with his talons. They seemed to be just barely handling it.

"Move aside, kiddies. I got this." Connor stomped over to one side of the tree, and wrapped two tough hands around it. He took a deep breath, and as he began his attempt to raise it, his stone joints audibly groaned. He took another deep breath, and began to raise it. He visibly struggled under the tree. "I'm not to good with long structures." He took another deep breath, and raised it more, his long arms wrapping around the trunk and holding it by his shoulder.

He began the long walk back, helping Val and Tony with the trunk. "Think ya might've bitten off more than you can chew here." He said, trying to keep his usually iron knees from buckling and collapsing. "But this should work as a good support beam, assuming we can actually manage to hold this in place or even get it to stand up properly." Connor sighed, feeling his arm straining under all the weight. It seemed they were actually alone for once, which was pretty relieving.

"So, what's our next move after this?" Connor stared among them. Most of them seemed to be pretty bruised up. Val's nose was actually bleeding. "I'm going to assume either furnish up the cave or take a nice, long nap.

Verlassën was glad for the help, and let go of the log so that she could take a breather, retracting the shadow hands and almost collapsing - It was only her ice powers that stopped her from falling really. Taking a shaky step forwards, Verlassën trotted alongside Connor, scanning the cave for a place to put it. Thankfully her nose had stopped bleeding, to which she sighed in relief. I have got to find out how to use that power better. She thought, frowning slightly. Trotting over to the center of the cave she found a point where the cave was just reaching the height of it's shape - perfect for the log. "Maybe if we put the log here?" She said, standing where she thought would be a good place, before moving to the side so that Connor could put it down. Her legs were still trembling slightly, but they seemed to be getting better as she walked. Connor asked something about their next move being either to furnish the cave or take a nap. She grinned thankfully. "I wouldn't mind a nap - that shadow power takes a hell of a lot out of me." She admitted, before taking a look around the cave - they could furnish it after they slept.

[Robert]

"Uh... are you okay?" I ask Miles, who seemed to be losing shape as we continued forwards. We ended up running into our old paths a few times, and honestly, I had no idea where I was even going, and would have gotten lost more than a few times had it not been for Elena taking the lead at this point, however, we eventually made it to the end, and a giant, wooden, old, splintery, moldy door. The thing appeared as if nobody payed it any attention for the last thousand or so years, which made me wonder just how old a door can get before it breaks on its own. I open the door and a loud creak is heard as I do so. Once I step inside, I notice that we're, once again, on a rocky surface, however, it seemed as though we were on the top of an archway, or something. The path was really narrow, and I couldn't even see the bottom of the gaping chasm that this narrow path went over. Eventually, the path widened into a circle, and just beyond it, the strange thing that brought us here. Before I could take the thing, a ghost of a dragon materialized, and somehow threw me back to the other side of the circle, which was apparently an arena. "Fools... you thought that anyone would leave an item of such power unguarded? Nonetheless, I am here to test your strength, not your poor intelligence," the ghost then let out a ghostly roar from its yellow maw. The thing was huge, its mouth was about the size of my entire body, of course, my main concern is... how do you fight a ghost? The thing looked at me with those blank, white eyes, and eventually tried to breathe some sort of weird green cloud of, well, something at me. I manage to escape, and breathe my own fire into the cloud, making the whole thing erupt into flames, which he didn't seem to like. I then tried a slash across his face while I still had the time, however, my attack seemed to pass right through him. Immune to physical attacks? Hm... that's probably not a good thing. I think as I fly back from the ghost, who was still focused on attacking me, and almost didn't seem to see the others yet.

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[Tony]

"Thanks, Connor. I thought you were sleeping, or something, and I didn't want to wake you up," I say to Connor, who just decided to help us by taking the log off of my hands, er, talons. I then follow Val until she notices a perfect spot for the new support beam, and heck, just in time as it almost looked as though that part of the cave was going to cave-in. I then turn to Connor, and add "I'm going to agree with Val, and, um, I think you might want to get that over here quickly, this part's in danger of a cave-in," I then head back to the entrance of the cave, and hear Val say something about napping... I still felt somewhat energetic, but, I guess I wasn't the one who was using too enough of their powers to get a nosebleed, which probably wasn't too healthy for anyone. Somewhat begrudgingly, I simply lay down, and wait for this little 'nappy time' to be over. We had work to do, and even if it would help out Val, it seemed counterproductive to me. I couldn't actually sleep, mainly because I wasn't tired enough to do so, so I ended up tossing and turning on the grassy ground, er, the grass just outside of the cave, of course, and never actually fell asleep, though, it wasn't like I could do anything, given that we were supposed to be sleeping... maybe Connor wasn't asleep yet? If he wasn't then maybe we could still furnish the place while the babies have their nap time. After everyone else seems to be asleep, I get back up, honestly feeling a little better, I head over towards Connor, and ask "Hey, Connor, you're not asleep yet, are you?" I then add "I can't sleep, I'm not even tired," I then wait for his response... even if he looked asleep.

"Oh... oh... no. " I responded, getting worse by the minute. "I knew I shouldn't have made this inevitable." I muttered, getting weaker as I probably began hallucinating. I can't actually describe the hallucinations, but let's just say I may as well been in some cheesy horror film starring a low-level comedy actor. Thank God I wasn't in one of those serious ones, otherwise I'd be busy trying to kill my team mates. Rather, they made me laugh and whimper.

The effect seemed to wear off over time, but I was still beginning to lose my mass. I could see I was leaving a trail of slime behind me, all trying to gather up to me while it munched on the wooden door first. "Ugh. I didn't... expect that." Meanwhile, I had just remembered we had our first boss here. I was concerned about fighting it, since we weren't really the characters in the roleplay. Regardless, at least two of us fit the description of the original protagonists. More or less.

...

I couldn't remember how we defeated the boss. God damn it. I think this poison's beginning to act up on me. I mean, the path's a teardrop for goodness sake... I gripped my sword and pulled it out of my back, shrugged off phantom pain and focused on the task at hand. This wouldn't be over soon.

Connor clambered into the cave, the sound of stone on stone dully echoing through the cave, until Val decided on the perfect placement of the beam. He assisted in placing it there, laying it into the ground steadily to ensure that it wouldn't shake or turn. Once it had been set into place correctly, Connor decided that maybe he should get some sleep himself. He had done a lot of things today that he really needed to get outside of his system. Very badly.

As the group began to settle in, lying on the grass outside of the cave, Connor simply lay flat on the ground, staring into the sky. He had calmed himself now. The adrenaline had stomped pumping, and he no longer felt energized and ready, all of the day's troubles were finally beginning to catch up with the golem. You've killed over 10 sentient, living, breathing people. He thought. You've murdered 10 people in cold blood." He shook his head, the stone clattering against earth.

What happened? Connor rolled over onto his side. When did it start happening? Connor still had the memories of after the apocalypse was announced, crystal clear in his mind. A lot of people crying. Some people lying the streets, drunk, mostly. He remembered breaking into various buildings. He remembered holding a gun to someone. A lot of people seemed to be underestimating what was happening. They thought it was all going to blow over.

Hearing Connor, he glanced over to the strange, draconic Phoenix creature. "Hrmph." He grunted, staring over at him. "What do you want? I could still do some things. I'm not all knocked out quite yet." That wasn't quite the truth. He could would probably fall asleep like a rock ( which he was ) if he were to lay down again. But this place could definitely use some fortification. He didn't want to get invaded while he was sleeping or something.

As Elena was moving forwards, she saw that Miles was starting to lose more and more of his shape. She frowns at this, not liking it one bit, before seeing robert open the door to a giant ghost thing that started to attack. She looks back at Miles, and then Robert, and frowns, before quickly moving forwards. Robert, why the heck would you even let a teamate just start to melt away like that and move on? Only to go for a fight right now. this was a bad time... She then saw the thing was immune to physical attacks, so she concentrated and created a couple of dark bolt spears and then sent them at rapid speed towards the giant dragon, while flying around, going and trying to damage it in that way. She just hoped that Miles would end up being alright after all this. Seriously, what the heck was happening to him anyway? She had no idea, and this is something that she really hated. Afterwards though, she saw a huge amount of green smoke thing going towards her. She quickly rised water up and sent a small wave of water, pushing the smoke back before she herself moved quickly away.

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Deravan was lost.... Here and there there were more and more fighting... creatures hiding and crying from the chaos that was happening. He was moving towards the forest. He had to get away from here, and get somewhere where there were less of those creatures. His ears then perked up as he heard a large thunder at a distance in the town, and looked towards it, before shaking his head and moving forwards in the shadows, going away from the chaos that was happening. Alone... without anyone to be with. It was no use to try and get some of the people that were hiding, they would not trust him, because of how everyone was acting... they probably would think cause of his powers that he would backstab them quickly. It was not something that he would do, but with how he looked now, they might think that. And He certainly won't go and hide like the others. No, he had to survive... after all these times in the caves and forests, he knew he had what it took to survive there, and with those new powers, it might end up being easier.... or not... What if that thing affected nature itself? What if there were horrible mutant things in the forest now? He did not know, but there were only 1 way to find out. He would have to be extra careful.