Rednal
"Right, then." Rednal mused. After bumping into a number of walls, and eventually resorting to a sort of bubble of green light to see where the walls would be, he'd finally made his way to the entrance to the area. Places in the Television World almost always had a way out, and going back tended to be a lot easier than going forward. Various people could and would change the rules on a whim, but... hey, it was worth a try, especially considering the way he was feeling at the moment. Experience suggested that this would be the best place for him to get out of the area and go home; it didn't seem like he'd be able to accomplish much if he stayed, and frankly he didn't really want to be around the rest of the team at the moment. It was just... awkward... since he was still dealing with the effects of his own problems. It wasn't really the sort of thing that friends could help him with. Now, if he could just find the sort of place where the wall between worlds was weakest... Geez, be nice to be Teddie or Rise right now.... figures that both of 'em would be playing on the other side right now, and I can't ask anyone newer than me for help getting out... It was mostly just stubborn pride, that. There wasn't really anything wrong with asking others for help, and he knew that. He just didn't want to, even if it was harder. As the first of the new group, he'd always felt like something of a bridge between the old and the new, and he'd tried to be a steady and reliable presence for everyone who'd joined after him. Which meant appearing capable and confident at all times. Problems might be harder to solve on his own, but if they could still be solved at all, he felt more comfortable doing it himself if it related only to him. He was rather more willing to team up for things that affected everyone else. Just... not so much for the private actions.
