The cold metal touches her bare flesh, and instinctively the Oracle moves to sit up. She only manages to tilt her neck, before something tugged her back down. Huffing in confusion and pain, December blinked, trying to look around at her unfamiliar surroundings. It was dark, and something was wrong. Fist if all, she was naked. It also appeared she was alone, but there could be a camera in the room. Feeling terribly exposed the ex-goddess tried with all her might to cover herself up with her hands. The more she pulled at her restrains, the more they pulled her down to the table. Her wrists, ankles, and waist were all tied down with some sort of snake chain. "Damn! Where is everyone?" She called out loud, voice echoing in the gloom. There didn't appear to be anyone around. Just great. 

It was then she noticed her eye, or lack thereof. She blinked, but it felt empty, hollow. Her eyelid felt as though it could concave at any given moment. They had... while she was asleep, they had taken out her eye! Her remaining eye went wide, as she tried to shift forms. That would do it! But something in her mind stung and she cried out. It was the conditioning...! Damn hypnosis getting in the way. Feelings rightfully helpless, the dragoness screamed, the sound curdling and snaking it's way throughout the entire city. Unlike many of her allies, she still had her sanity. In her eye, however, it was a curse. Feeling a vision, she saw her skull being ripped and cut open... She opened her mouth, screaming even more hauntingly than before. 
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Skylark held his brother's hand in his own. "Do you trust me, brother?" The grey dragon looked around. The sky was so endless, the grass so infinite. But it was all fake, Edge's memories told him so. Faux Domes, they were called. Advanced hologram technology combined with inpenitrable globe tecology equated to an extremely hard to escape prison. The globe could rotate, so if one was to walk in just one direction, it would turn. If they were to walk west and never stop, the globe would let them do so forever, like a giant hamster wheel. But Skylarge knew what they had to do. 

"Alright, Sleipnir, remember in the maze when you called out your mist? You need to do that again so we can find the exit. Holograms don't work when clouds and fog are present," He recited, eager to escape and reunite with the others. But then agaib, Sleipnir didn't know how to control his powers very well yet. And his brother didn't learn how to fly. "Why don't you try flying, as well? And if you're having trouble, I can just hypnotize you to learn, too. You said you trust me!" He declared haughtily.