Enasi continued humming, off in his own little world. "I think I lost my food along with my blood. I'm hungry." He let Seishu move him about if the need rose, and then looked at over at Rue. "I hope you're not too cold?" Rue stared at his guardian for a few moments. It was so odd seeing him like this. Sure he was normally happy and chipper, but this was still rather odd. [I]'I hope he really is okay. . .'[/i] Rue blinked and then shook his head realizing he had been only staring. 

"Oh, I'm fine. It's not cold." He reassured with a smile. Enasi smiled back and then turned his head to see what caused Rue to become so startled. Seeing Tyar, he smiled and waved a little before listening. "Does that mean it's time to go?" When Seishu answered with a yes, and Kaila and Tyar got in place, Rue decided to at least help Enasi sit up a little. But that wasn't needed because Seishus scooped the Dream Guardian up. Rue was close by, occasionally looking over at his guardian for any signs of distress. He had stopped siphoning his own energy for Enasi in order to build it up for himself. If they were going back above ground, he wanted to be as prepared as possible, just in case someone decided to attack them. With enough energy, he could make an easy escape, or at least dizzy them with his energy. A small frown spread on his face as he thought of how bad Seishu must've felt with all that positive energy around- along with being injured. There was nothing he could do though so Rue sighed and continued to keep up. 

When they reached the secret exit, Tyar returned to its shadowy form and slipped through a small hole that the boulder didn't cover. The pure energy took a thorough check to make sure there were no eyes or ears anywhere in the large radius it covered. When Tyar could be sure one hundred and ten percent that nothing bad was to happen, it returned, pushing the boulder out if the way and then gave a shadowy nod. "Everything's clear." Its voice was like a whisper as usual before it stood watch while the guardians moved to higher ground.