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Genesis tried to bundle up even tighter, she wasn't used to weather like this either. She preferred the warmth of the sun rays shining through the library window. They still had quite a trek up the mountain before they were in the right place she imagined, although even with her books it wasn't like their were exact coordinates, she only had a vague idea. The idea of splitting up to cover more ground did not seem wise to her in these conditions either.

Cold did not begin to explain the feeling of walking in snow. This was only going to make it more challenging to find the spot. "I believe we have a long way yet but keep your eyes searching. It should be a clear area, perhaps flatter... I am not sure if we will be able to see anything without digging." Genesis sighed, this was definitely going to be the harder of the tasks. Looking up to the sky, she hoped that they were able to finish before nightfall, she couldn't imagine the cold they would experience if they did not.

Genesis nodded her head and pushed on. None of her powers were particularly useful in this situation. The female tucked her head low, nothing was sticking out to her yet, but maybe they weren't far enough along. She had never spent this much time with someone who was not a fellow squire and it was odd to Genesis, if not awkward.

It seemed like a lot of time had passed when Genesis felt like they were at a good spot to start searching. She began sweeping the snow like the adult had started doing further down. Genesis hoped they found it soon, she felt like she could barely feel her feet anymore. Finally one of her sweeps revealed a shining silver glisten beneath a thick layer of ice. "Look." Genesis pushed aside more snow, "It looks to be a helm..." Genesis said, "I think we've arrived." There was no telling how big this area would be or how difficult it would be to find two swords, but they were in the right spot.

Genesis looked up at the male with raised eyes. "It would not hurt..." Genesis responded, though she had no need for another helm personally. "There will be many relics of old on this battlefield. It would be consuming of time and burdensome of body to acquire them all. But do as you please." Genesis shrugged her shoulders and continued on brushing snow from her path.

When she heard the other speak she turned and walked towards him. "Well done." Genesis commended him as she at last pulled out her own sword and began to use it to cut through the ice around the swords. It did not matter to her which one she got, neither would hold a flame to her own flame-shaped sword.

"No, I can not imagine it would be." Genesis could see the draw in taking an item of possible historical significance, but she was focused solely on the mission at hand and less on personal endeavors in order to prove her devoutness to the guardians. "At last." Genesis was relieved as both of the swords came free, she grabbed the second sword, careful with it, unsure of how delicate it might be in its age and frozen state.

The teen turned her golden gaze to the sky, they still had time to make it to a safer spot before the sun dropped too far. That was at least a relief. She gave an approving nod to the male, still uncertain as to what purpose the guardians had in sending others on their mission as well. They were both half-complete with it now, but Genesis was not so certain she would go after the other items with anyone other than a fellow squire. "We should be on our way again." This portion of the journey had been tiring, but it was unsafe to stop now.

Checking to see if he was ready to go, she wasn't going to leave him alone in these frozen mountains, Genesis tucked both her swords away beneath her cloak. The frozen brought a noticeable chill beneath her cloak, but everything was already cold anyways so it made no huge difference. "You seem to have proven your loyalty well." Genesis was surprised, she did not often see that sort of loyalty, even among her own species.

Genesis began down their path, going down was always faster and easier then going up, it also helped that they were not searching for anything. These things made it go faster and Genesis was eager to get home and warm up by a fireplace.

"One can only hope." Genesis responded, her tone neutral. She believed there was a higher standard for her and the other squires than there was for those who served them normally. Her recent failures still haunted her, even if she was slowly learning how to cope, she still hoped this quest was enough.

It seemed like she wasn't going to feel warmth again until she was home, she realized when she finally stepped onto a dry patch of dirt and felt no relief. Genesis looked to the sky, wondering how they would fare flying now that they were further down. It seemed like it might be alright, this was lower then where they had even been when they had dropped from the sky the first time. Though it was getting later into the evening. "I believe we should attempt to fly," Genesis looked to her side over at the adult for his approval.

Genesis began flying, the wind beat her around a little bit, but it was not so horrible that she would have to walk, her feet needed a break anyways. It had seemed like icicles had fallen off her wings when she stretched them out. Genesis couldn't help but roll her eyes at that, she could hardly believe it was this cold.

Something about what the other said bothered her. "Take shelter? You mean you do not reside in the City?" Genesis knew that their were many angels and demons that lived down here, but she didn't understand why they would want to. The city had so much more to offer then the land. Then there was the fact that she had met this male while walking through the city so she had thought that he had lived there.

Genesis shook her head, she had become less wary and had let her guard down on their return trip and she still needed to be just as cautious.

"I suppose this is truth," Genesis said with understanding as she flew carefully above the tree's. Her voice sounded more distant now then it had before, but this was only because her focus was elsewhere. "I have spent my whole life in the city, while I do not deny the beauty of the isle, the city has everything I need." Genesis loved being in gardens more then anything, and while the city had a few gardens, they were not like the ones on the isle. However, Genesis' studies and training were more important and all of that took place in the city.

They were getting closer to the floating city, this was relief for Genesis and she could feel the warmth of the fireplaces already. "I am pleased that our common goals brought us together to accomplish this mission." Genesis said formally as she finally touched her foot down in Telrunya City.