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"We... had a strong good bye back at the bar. And what do they care about a Janitor with an ah... explosive temper anyway?" He gave her his Jerriest of shy smiles.

Waking up was suddenly a very foreign concept in Clyde’s book. Snapping his eyes opened, he didn’t expect people just standing all over the place. However, when he finally caught sight of the others, he jogged over. There was a dorky grin on his face.

“Hey!” He greeted, stopping a mere two steps away from Xiu. “Um, hey, just…wanted to say it was a honor, serving you.”

Clyde suddenly snapped a look around, though his grin never faded, “Think there’s enough time to finish all the food if there’s any left?”

A joke, but it’s a little hard to tell if he was being serious or not.

Slowly but surely Tori came around, confused to why she had come back but that didn't matter since she had been given a chance to say goodbye and to the fact that she could have something written about her that she had existed if still just a fragment.

Looking around to see that there were other fragments here as well, but there was only one person that she wanted to see. It wasn't long when Tori had spotted her king and quickly went over to him. Smiling she gave him a bow do the respect that he did deserve.

"My King, I want to thank you for trusting me and what I knew. I will never forget your kindness and trust. I will always be your loyal servant to you beyond our end. Maybe somewhere there is a book with all we know in it, woven into a story that is shared, but who really know, but that is what I do believe," she said smiling big as it was good to have a happy ending.

"I also want to say thank you all," Tori said to all of the people of Om as everything had been great fun!

Truly very happy that she had gotten to say her final words and a goodbye, what made her the most happy that she would be remembered in a way. Tori was ready for the end among those she cared for the most.

Eyes opening up to see that he wasn't dead yet. Seeing many people all around but there was none that Adiyan had wanted to see for one last final time. But he was happy that with everyone back there were someone around that he was loyal to. He wondered if they were still around, oh well that would be his last adventure to find and he was happy and content in his end trying to find the one he cared for and was loyal to.

"Thank you for this last adventure," he said aloud but to no one in particular as Adiyan set to now wander around.

He nodded at Olivia's comment. "And that is why I merely reprimanded him for being rude." He replied, watching the boy again. Rather full of himself, wasn't he? He was just bunching her in with them as if she should just want the exact same.

And essentially telling him to get lost. "Olivia did not make that choice. It is not your place to make it for her." Which was true in his mind, the boy was being a brat. He needed to understand that. Happy or not, he had just taken it upon himself to choose. "If you cared you would take other's feelings into mind before you act." He added, eyes narrowing, judging the boy for what he was. A rather selfish child who was throwing a tantrum when another pointed out they'd been a royal a** in a way.

Or at least that was his opinion.

"I think it is my business to keep an eye on family before I go off, I will finish my business in my own time." He added, shifting a hand to lightly pat Olivia on the head. "If you'd rather I go, I can though." He chose not to bring up the fact of being forgotten, honestly he didn't mind so much. He was in no hurry to remain in anyone's mind. Wouldn't that just cause them sadness because they would be no more?

Little did he know he'd likely be recalled by a few at least. Perhaps.

It was then Jericho suddenly felt a hand pressed to his back. The mindflayer had come after him after all. Turning around, he nodded. The dragon still wanted to know more.

"Care to explain... well... everything?"

She had spoken of strange things. Even in his enlightened state, he had no idea what she was trying to get at before. She hadn't been someone he had met within the realms of his kingdom. She wasn't even one of his enemies at the time.

No.

Riley's face deadpanned, and then lifted in a sudden expression of wry amusement. Her fingers reached out, finding his hand, and taking it for her own. But I'll try anyway.

She pulled him away, seeking a moment of solace. It was imperative, to her, that no one else heard what she had to say. She almost regretted telling Jericho the truth - he would have been better off not knowing. But it was too late for regrets now, so she vowed instead to be there for his last few minutes.

It was all she could do.

Well, She began hesitantly, there is another world out there. It harbors people.. just like us. And I came from there. Now I'm returning to it, because.. How did she explain that it was real, and this world, the only one he'd known, was fake? Because.. that's how things were meant to be. Her hand, still holding his, lifted up to her face. She missed this Jericho. At home, the poor thing was still an elf. Taller, but still an elf. And for all she knew, would always be an elf.

This Jericho looked more like her dragon, at least.

There is a part of you that lives there. The part you were made from. And, I am returning to him, as well. But, don't worry. Her eyes crescented. I will never forget you.

Jericho nodded, knowing the first part of what she was saying. He saw the dragon he was nothing but a shadow of. He was aware of his fate. Of their fate. What he didn't expect though was for her to say that she was returning to that world. He hadn't quite realized there were those among them who came from the true reality.

The dragon watched her, taking this in.

"So you know the real me then," he said, trying to put a few things together, "I guess you just wanted to check up on me? Even though... I'm not really him."

He smiled a bit at her words.

"I'm envious of you guys.. being able to exist. But.. thank you. At least if someone remembers, I won't be completely gone I guess."