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Transcended knight Venice.

"It's fine." He spoke softly, keeping his voice low, he settled a hand on his bosses shoulder gently. "I had Erebus to help me arrange things in the morning before I went about making phone calls. I only pushed things back a week, if I had to push things back further I would have, we can go over things properly tomorrow over breakfast if you'd like?" He offered while already thinking that they could have breakfast out, all three of them, so he could fill the other in on his very changed work schedual. Laughing at the others talk about foods he didn't want to see anytime soon, because he could understand the others opinion, Venice pulled his husband to his side and let his head rest on the others shoulder.

"I explained that you had taken a weekend trip, to get out of the city, and bad weather had kept you from getting a flight out. I picked a place which was having bad weather this whole week and people bought it." Shrugging a bit. "I hoped it wouldn't be more than a week, I don't think I could have kept the weatehr excuse going." Because he'd picked a place where the weather was bad, checking the weather reports, and you never trusted weather reports beyond a week out. You didn't even really want to go a week out, it was never right. But he'd gone with somewhere that the weather had actually been s**t all week.

"That way no one would bother you either."

As the code started speaking, explaining things, he listened to it untill it concluded it's speech by asking them all a question. Speaking up, while somehow keeping from shouting or being too loud, the Ganymede kngiht answered. "I couldn't get to my wonder at all...and my weapon was turned into a simple feather."

Ngome

Ngome listened intently to the words of the Code. She knew of some of what the Code was talking about. But she was still but a Page. She was still sort of new to all of these things.

She had been to wonders before, but they were other knights wonders and hadn’t been able to actually go to her own wonder. She was so busy with other things.

It was true that Ngome had not fully explored her own Wonder. The Code's words struck a chord within her, igniting a sense of urgency to delve deeper into her own powers. As a Page, she had barely scratched the surface of what she was truly capable of.

But now, as the Code's words washed over her and the other Knights in the room, Ngome felt a surge of determination. She knew that despite her rank as a Page, she had a role to play in all things that was of being a knight and Order.

Hav smiled at his friend before nodding, "Yes please. Preferable with some coffee and anything other then powdered eggs. Breakfast is the least I can owe you two for saving my a** this past week... what day is it anyway? Like I know several days have passed but things just started to blur together." He was exceedingly glad for Venice because he knew that if the two knights hadn't been there to sort things out the mess he would be going back to would be hair raising.

"Quick thinking on that one! Bad weather would also explain horrid cell service... I missed Easter didn't I. s**t," He muttered a curse as he realized he would have explaining to do with his mother as well. Hav would honestly rather face a pissed board of directors then his disappointed mother.

He was jarred from his thoughts of the things he missed when a pink page with vivid red hair came up to him. "Vimi, hey. This is Venice and Erebus," Indicating each of the other knights with a quick introduction, "This is Viminal. And Shang is over there," Hav pointed out the other redheaded knight just as Tortuga and Shang spoke up.

And that reminded him.... "Other then being trapped on my Wonder for this entire time... its doing fine. I think. Your space was locked away from me but I didn't see or feel anything wrong with the Wonder as a whole. I am rather pi-" He corrected himself since getting overworked up wouldn't help anyone, "annoyed being unable to actually leave my place but at least I was able to get messages out. Didn't get any back but it is what it is."

[Lanting, Page of Ida]

There was someone else near him, suddenly, and Lanting briefly jolted. He supposed that magic summoning would just...plop people wherever, as it were, and so he turned to look at the Knight next to him. Not another Knight of Ida--though he could see a few other purples and golds in the crowd that looked familiar--but that was okay, probably. They were all Knights, right? And he looked very nice in his pretty pastel outfit.

"Hey," Lanting addressed Dunnotar, "do you...know anything about what's going on? I guess things have been weird, but I haven't been a Knight for very long, and I don't have much to compare it to..."

He could hear others speaking up, addressing the strange entity that had spoken to all of them. He should...he should probably report his experience, too, shouldn't he? At least one other person, it seemed, had been stuck, and others hadn't been able to get to their Wonders at all.

"I went to my Wonder for the first time," Lanting said, speaking up to address the Code, "and I got stuck there for...several days. I was able to get off a little while ago, but I was not expecting to be stuck there for so long. I can't say if anything was different there or not, though, I don't really have anything to compare it to. Sorry."

He felt a little bit like an idiot, because it wasn't like he knew anything to actually be helpful, but maybe the report would help...somehow.

Ephesus, Knight of the Moon

(With Amarynthos, Sessrumnir, Palatine, and Paradise. Worried about the Code but not knowing what to do to help. )

Ephesus could hear Cynthus yelling and winced. He knew she was worried about the Code, and he didn’t blame her, but he also hoped nobody would think she was being overly rude, when that was just who she was.

But he squeaked in surprise when Paradise came up to hug him and Amarynthos, and he laughed and hugged her in return.

“We’ve been very spoiled,” he smiled up at her, his freckles sparkling a little as he relaxed more, but thankfully it could be easily excused as just the Code reflecting off him.

Ephesus lifted a hand to wave to Palatine as she stood beside Sessrumnir, and then glanced around once more, trying to see who else was there. He knew he and Amarynthos were just children in many of their eyes, but maybe one day he would be able to meet some of the older, more experienced knights and learn from them.

But with a whisper on the wind, Ephesus realized the Code was speaking. He held tightly to Amarynthos’s hand and turned to try and listen.

He was trying not to be visibly worried or upset, but… some unnatural force was affecting it…? And it was finding it difficult to hold that form? He knew it said it didn’t need their concern but. How could they not be concerned?

“What could possibly make the Code unstable?” he asked, looking up at Amarynthos, and then Sessrumnir, Palatine, and Paradise with growing concern. “How can we possibly help it?”

Sessrumnir, Knight of Jupiter

(Also too old for this. Trying to be reassuring but also thinking about the White Moon extinction event a thousand years prior. )

Speaking of his other half… Sessrumnir already had a small piece of paper out to scribble a quick note to Devyn. Just to let him know they were safe. And that there were a lot of people. And he wished he had something to block out the noise. And that the boys were doing fine.

Pressing his ring to the page sent it off, and he returned the pen to his subspace.

“I know you’ve got a bottle or two on you,” he snorted in half-hearted amusement in response to Palatine. He also felt too old for all of this. And despite his mother being there, he felt even older because of it.

He frowned when the Code began to speak. Others were already answering it. They couldn’t get to their Wonders, how would they know how it was doing? Some had apparently been trapped there.

“The Code probably has a plan,” Sessrumnir tried to reassure his son, even if there was still concern etched onto his features. “It’s existed for thousands of years. This can’t possibly be the only unnatural force it’s dealt with.”

He was just going to avoid pointing out how the majority of Knights and Senshi were wiped out about a thousand years ago, being reborn only in their lifetime.

Palmrya, Page of Castor

He had one hell of a tale to tell his brother when he go back to earth. He went to and was a addressed by a floating glowing piece of paper?? The code? He listened as voice more and more of the others around him spoke of the issues they were having. As a page, he guessed he had a little less to worry about, but that didn't make the situation seem less dire. Everyone seemed either less than please or weary.

He honestly did have anything to report and he spotted his family that was here already speaking up, adding to the collective confirmation that things were ******** up. The person nearest him in frilly pastels seemed not to have anything to offer up either.

"I'm guessing," he said to her, leaning toward her a bit, lest he not be heard. "Guessing that you are as new to this as me? Did you have many troubles this week?"

Reims, Squire of Ganymede

(With Yvoire, hoping they'll be able to get back to their Wonders soon.)

Somehow, Reims managed to bite back the noise of pain that wanted to surface when Yvoire took his hand. He knew there were only a few people who would, so he didn’t immediately pull it away.

He gave Yvoire’s hand a little squeeze, and glanced down at him with a grin, followed by an awkward laugh. Damn, so the bruise was probably easier to see than he’d hoped.

“Me? A fight? Nah, I didn’t duck well enough when a baseball was hit right at me,” he explained, hoping his smile was enough to ease Yvoire’s concern.

“I didn’t expect so many people to be here. I guess everyone is just in hiding most of the time. Or, I mean, I guess it’s a big city. There’s bound to be people we haven’t run into,” he suggested with another reassuring smile.

Thankfully, the Code finally found strength to speak. It was a good distraction, but just in case, Reims pulled Yvoire s little closer to him, and to a better spot. He’d heard Cynthus’s voice, so he figured if they were going to find anyone else they knew, they should head in that direction.

“I’m glad you’re able to power up again. We’ll figure out how to fix things and get back to fixing up our Wonders."

As long as everything else worked out, at least.

Pharos, Squire of Chronos

Pharos gave a confused looked momentarily to Luxor before he corrected himself, but then she shook her head her the ecaped pieces of her cover hair fluttering about her face. "Valid," she said though what she was responding to was for him to interpret.

"Im Pharos, by the way."

The code of course had something to say, their wasnt an immediate threat, a port to battle so, yes, surely the code had answers. Or questions ... certainly it had something to say. This wasn't the first time and surely wouldn't be the last they got called somewhere.

"Im sure we'll find out shortly," said Pharos softly and they didnt wait much longer before the code addressed them and ask a question. One after another they offered up answers to the question poised and Pharos perked up at the mention from a page of his wonder sealed off.

"Mine was the same," she noted, "my wonder is encased, up on the surrounding. I could get to the surrounding well enough and even see my wonder mostly from the rainbow road, but I still couldn't gain entry even then."

People talking about their weapons doing on things was one thing she hadn't know about, she was so focused on trying to get to her wonder she hadn't tried much else.

She looked to Luxor and the squire Spei, "have either of you had those sorts of trouble ... with your weapons I mean.