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A slight breeze went through the bar as Scarlet sat. Things had calmed down, for her at least. The humans had all kinds of uproar lately, but her life had been nice. She hadn't been worried about any of the humans' troubles, it just wasn't her place.

A voice came out of nowhere, seemingly in the back of her mind. Hold nothing back She gave a nod before looking up to Finn. "You know, I've been thinking about taking a short trip Drake. Would you mind?

Drake was confused at this seemingly random question. "Sure, just stay out of trouble. You know that if you get hurt out there, there's nothing I can do for you here." He went back to helping patrons, greeting Iori as he sat at the bar.

Scarlet got up and went back to her room. She had to get ready for something like this. Her syringes should help, at least a bit. She collected all of them, the big and the small, hiding them on different places on her body, and in the pockets of her jacket. Without another word, she walked out the door and looked for a cab.

"So?" Nendir said as he walked to the balcony to wake Izzy. He had fallen to sleep first and did not know how long she'd been out, but regardless, it was time to get up just as He and Ryn had done. He whipped the sliding glass door open and Izzy toppled through it because she's been laying against it while asleep. "Time to get up princess." He said with a smile, pointing to the sleep crumbs that were plastered against her eyelids.

"If they are being ordered to attack the Pentagon, is that really the best place for us to be right now?" He didn't want to fight, but damnit all, it had to be done. "Forget I said that. Let's go then?" He began to pack up what he could, if need be they could just rest at another hotel before the impending battle royal. It was in Nendirs personality to want to fight, and protect those whom needed it, but their own safety had been compromised once already, and jumping into a battle with anyone would be favorable to the enemy for sure.

For a moment it seemed as if all the sound in the room had faded. The clicking of the clock on the nightstand, the morning doves that sang just outside the window, even Ryn's claws seemed to be inaudible. The instant any sound returned to the room, a portal had opened. She couldn't have sent it YESTERDAY! ripped through his mind in frustration. "I guess her High Majesty doesn't think it would be wise to fly to the Pentagon." He threw some of their items through the portal and shrugged his shoulder in apology toward Ryn, at least now they were rested and ready for an altercation, and in a way, Nendir was thankful of that fact.

"Do the gods know that your a rogue?" He asked Ryn, while stepping through the portal and landing in another large city, no doubt it was the one they would of needed to fly to. He made sure the belongings he'd slung through the portal were in tact and all accounted for, and then turned his attention to Ryn and Izzy, whom he could see clearly through the portal, like a two-way mirror.

But Kin never thought of it being silly at all. He heard the command, but not just that, but all of the gods' words, except for the LA part that the blue goddess spoke to the deffenders exclusively. He chuckled lightly unto himself, 'Godzilla huh? Perhaps I could do that, but what's with the straying the defenders? That's going to be no fun...' He pouted silently upon himself, looking at Amati who somewhat shared the same feeling. Nevertheless, it wasn't all the time that he'd get the chance to pat the wolf's soft fur. Carefully, and laughing in such a disturbing and nervous way, he reached out his hand for the wolf's shuffled head. His hands were shaking with the desire for the soft fur, while his eyes were narrowed and malicious. Teh wolf was distracted, and it was his chance to feel it once again.

"Huh?" Kin glanced over, and asked in an extremely stern and agitated tone. The wolf would definitely have noticed him now, but did not stop reaching out slowly anyway, bending down ever closer. Annoyed, he sighed, and used his other (left) hand to make a portal. He placed his palm flat on thin air, where the atmosphere slowly gathered, pumping inwards like that of the heart in waves that could be seen in a strange liwuid-like manner. After the fifth pumping, it stopped, only to release an immense amount of energy all at once, bending space and time in a strange circular field the same size as a doorway, with swirling blends of images that slowly formed the image of the clouds in the sky. Static ran along the portal, but Kin seemed undisturbed. "Here's your free flight to the pentagon," he said coldly, turning away, but then smiled at the winged girl, "You can fly, can't you?"

Nendir followed Ryn in tow. Making sure not to part his lips to say anything offensive. He looked over his shoulder at the hobbling young girl who seemed to just be along for the ride. She wasn't' a fighter, and at the next chance they got he would have to sit down and have a serious talk with her. The thought of their time together coming to an end fazed him little, she would be better off trying to make a normal life for herself somewhere else, where she could start her own bath, separate from his.

He'd been a fool to bring her along in the first place, but the gods saw it fit, and it wasn't in his best interest to object. But she could seriously get hurt now, and if she couldn't handle enchanted dummies, how would she protect herself if Ryn or Himself were killed in battle? The thought of it was draining his energy, so he reserved himself into being a waking corpse, not paying much attention to anything but the essentials.