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Ed noted Baranar and smiled to herself, but kept a fair distance. As she had thought, he took care of things when she couldn't...or more accurately wouldn't. Even if she didn't quite trust him, she still respected him, and in a way trusted in him.

((Yeah yeah yeah, I'll get them out eventually)) xd

Celledor was still a bit uneasy on his feet- he'd never been partial to flying. He was fine in high places, provided he was moving under his own power. Being carried in the air had always made him ill.

He found himself thankful that he'd never had to endure sea travel. He imagined that to be worse.

He was profoundly thankful for the support offered by Core, and didn't refuse the aid. Had she been anyone else, he'd probably have freaked out and fallen over by now- but he could do that later.

"Celledor, you aren't warm anymore."

"Shhh- don't distract him! I don't want to climb back up here if he falls again!"

He ignored the voices. He'd almost neglected to notice that Tegan was still clinging to his shoulder. He marveled at the fact that Mari was still in place- normally she was first to fall.

He glanced up ate Corellia, more than a little embarassed to be in need of the assistance. "....Sorry about this...."

Core looked at him in surprise. "Huh? Nah. Many are as'n a bit little such." She led him over to a park bench and helped him sit down. "True'n earth ye find herein, yes? She gestured to a tree and a patch of grass, saying, "Naught yet ought to feel bit'n bet," and nodding encouragingly.

Minerva stepped out of the AA base and looked out at the war torn city of Phoenix. "Huh, definitely wasn't expecting this kind of change. But it is rather nifty."

He finally got the chance to look around properly once the remains of the airsickness had passed.

"I don't know, but Mari and Tegan have both said that this place stinks of death..."

He gazed around at the ruins, a different sort of sick feeling forming in his stomach. He didn't like this place. The senile part of him said to go hide somewhere, but the rational part said it would be far better to find a place with people - as much as that thought made the senile part wet its pants - for the sake of safety.

"We need to find people... I don't like the lack of life signs here."

He whistled to his hawk, getting its attention and making a hand gesture to it. That gesture was normally reserved for finding people to avoid after he'd stolen something, but currently, it would serve just as well to help them pick a direction of travel.

Tegan obediently took to the sky in search of life. It didn't take long for him to return, reporting findings of seeing people helping to fortify a building via powers, as well as a sighting of a familiar dragon. Celledor shared the information with Corellia.

Celledor nodded, letting Mari return to her place at the back of his neck.

"It seems like a more practical idea than waiting here... He knows this place better than we do- perhaps he can clarify some things."

((I said it's not broken, just badly bruised))
"I'm sorry, I'm not sure I understand..."