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she giggled at his comment and detached herself from his neck. "it can be if you would stop being so delicous" she chuckled. she slowly lowered him to the ground and sat facing him in bettween his legs. she licked and bit his ear playfully.

Ellen smiled seeing as she had made a friend. "His name is Kana. I'm not sure exactly how i wound up with him, but i did." She looked over her shoulder feeling as if some one was there. Since she saw no one she turned back towards her new friend and asked. "What was that guy's problem earlier? It seems as if he doesn't understand other peoples feelings very well." She sat there remembering the from earlier when the princess came back to her mind. She had left her in the hallway after dragging her there. "Crap..." she muttered under her breath.

Lucas flew around the spires of the castle aimlessly, feeling woozy from lack of sleep. He was singing a lopsided tune to the God of the Air, his voice slightly shrill on the highs and a bellowing roar on the lows.

After a few more laps around the plaza walls, he dashed up to the towers and started roaring for Illusion. "Priiiiiiiiincessssssssssssss!" he hollered. "Where did you go?"

He settled down onto the shingles of the spire and began to slide down the side. His eyelids fluttered once, twice, thrice, and then he was suddenly asleep, plummeting toward the ground at a frightening pace.

The wind roared past him as he fell, but it wouldn't answer his call. Terror clutched at his chest, and his eyes flashed brilliant whites as he screamed.

Artemis looked up and down the halls. "I've never been here prior to when you got here, so my guess is as good as your's. But let me give this a try." She closed her eyes and concentrated on the air currents of the castle. Trying to remeber the displacement of the girl whom she had guessed was Talia. As she followed the currnets in her mind, she reconized the shape of two figures from before. One was Moriarty, and the other was a girl whom she had no name for. As the currents turned the corner, she found Talia.
Artemis's eyes snapped back open as she cluched her daggers. Her whole body was tensed. Kana jumped out of her lap and went back to his owner. He apparently wasn't pleased with her reaction. She wasn't either. She looked up at Ellen. "I found her." She said in a flat voice, trying not to show too much emotion while also blocking air currents from carrying her voice or Ellen's. "Moriarty is just around the corner form her and so is another that was near the door while I was being trapped. I'm not sure if they've realized that Talia is near, but since they're both air elementalists, I wouldn't doubt it."

"I'll take you there." She said getting up. "And this time, I'm ready." She began to go down the halls. She put a vacume around them, as to not let any sound warn them of their approach. The only way to Talia's hall was the hall way with Moriarty. All air flow was somewhat aimed at that region so all air elementalists felt welcome anywhere they went.
Finally, they made it to the hall just before the one that would turn into Moriarty's hall. She held her hand out and turned around to Ellen. "Moriarty is just down that hall." She said, pointing down to the hall. "Talia is on another branch that comes off of that hall. There is no way to get from here to there with out crossing his path. It's you're choice as to what we should do next. Don't worry about talking too loudly, I put a vacume around us. It may make it easier for him to realize we're here, but he won't know our plan or that it's us. We have the element of supprise." She finished with a wink and pulled out a dagger.

"Lets walk by him, i don't see why he would possibly want to stop us." she shrugged and began walking forward again without exiting the vacuum. Kana poked his head out of the bag hissing when he sensed that Moriarty was in the next hall. "Oh shush." she said shoving his head back down into her bag.

He passed through a layer of clouds, twisting and falling, bouncing roughly off of the walls of the cliffs as he soared toward the ground far, far below. His scream was breathless and silent, eyes rolled back in his head. He'd never been so helpless in the sky before, and the terror overwhelmed him and sunk him into blackness.