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Blanco looked up at the sky. He could tell it was night time. He saw the sky was dark blue- almost black - littered with countless twinkling stars, and the light golden colored crescent moon was visible.

While he could tell it was night, he couldn't figure out much else. After lunch, he had wandered into a labyrinth in order to do research - you can't try to make a maze if you've never seen one, after all - but he got lost. He could also tell that the walls were made of mulberry bushes and the floor was dirt, but he wasn't sure how those clues would help him out of here.

He wanted to get out of here and go home. He knew others were in here, but he couldn't see them.

Blanco's ears perked up when he heard her voice. It sounded like it was coming from his right. He turned there and shouted his response. "I'm around!" Then, in a lower tone of voice, he said, "I'm not sure who or where you are, but I'm Blanco and I got lost in this maze. Do you know the way out?"

((Thanks for telling. Pemb has a cute accent.))

Blanco said, "It looks like we're in the same boat!" She took his hand in his own and then said, "I'm so relieved. I knew others were here, but I had no idea where. It was kind of scary!" Then, he thought a bit and said, "I think that two heads're better than one and it's good we're together. I'm going to try to see if we can get on the same side. I think going through the bushes will just get us hurt, so I'm going to try to fly over. I tried to fly out of here, but I only got across and few walls, before I got too tired and ended up here."

After this, Blanco flew on top of the mulberry bush wall and slowly scaled down it. Once he got on the ground, he could see the other dragon.

"I'm fine. I'm just a bit exhausted. It'd be a good idea to take a break. And brainstorm, maybe." After Blanco said that, he took a seat. Even though it was soft dirt and not something proper, like a reclining chair or something, he thought it felt so good. "Let's see... Clues... I know I came from that direction." He looked over to where he was before. "I know it's too far to fly in one go. It's probably the same story for digging. You already know about the bushes. That's all I can think of. Can you think of anything?"