Enasi's voice faded and he looked as attention went to Seishu. He gave a sympathetic look, but stayed quiet for the most part. Seishu had been gone far too long from his home and he could only imagine how much he hurt because of it. Rue looked down at the accomplishment and insisted that the guardian did a decent job. After all, it was better than nothing and Enasi had not complained about it. Though Rue wasn't sure if he could complain. His guardian had been drugged and had been pretty happy since he woke up. 

Enasi caught sight of a figure swimming away and he figured it was Tyar. The guardian sighed and looked over at Rue and Seishu. "Ohh, yes. It's very special. In fact, not many have ever had that gift. I'm not sure even many in the past have had it." By past, he meant in the time the guardians before him and Seishu reigned over the realms. Rue was still confused about this 'gift' they were talking about, but he did smile a little knowing how special it was. "Still it's dangerous, so I'd appreciate if you not fly at the speed of light okay? At least unless necessary." Rue nodded quietly and continued to sit by Enasi's side. The guardian's eyes closed and he hummed softly. It was the same song he had sang when they were in Their World. 

Rue smiled and sat comfortably, occasionally looking at Seishu trying to spot any changes in his expression. It was obvious how much he wanted to be home to help his minions, and it was even more obvious how much it hurt that he couldn't. At least not right now. Rue couldn't do much to help him though. All Rue could do was hope and pray for it to all end with them safe. 

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Tyar had swam through the water until it got to the end of the lake. It noticed a passage that led to the surface. Changing forms, Tyar followed the passage, carefully easing the boulder that hid the exit. When it looked around the area was completely empty and utterly silent. Back in its shadowy form, Tyar took time to scan the area to be sure. With the guardians injured and the dream minion sticking out like a sore thumb, it could never be too careful. 

Finally reassured, Tyar slipped back into the hidden passageway and hurried to return to report to his guardian and the others about the discovery. It made sure the passage was safe by flying through, realizing that they would not plan on going through the water like it had done. Flying at the moment would probably the best way of transport as well considering walking would be too slow.