Surely it had been long enough, now?

With a quiet ticking, Eleanor realigned her optical wires, reconnecting her eyes and restoring her vision.  She was pleased to note that it was once again showing her what was directly before her, just as it was supposed to.  

From her high vantage point, she took a few moments to gaze down at the smouldering forest below, taking stock of the situation.  It seemed that Satori had gone and dealt with the slimy beast, although Eubeal seemed to have vanished somewhere in the process.  Had he been eaten?  The thought produced a slight sigh. It'd be hard to take down a god if their party could be thinned so by a mere monster.  She should have stepped in herself, or just killed it earlier when she was still close by, but it was too late now.  She couldn't easily travel that far back in time, not in a situation like this.

Still, it wasn't a total loss!  She'd gotten some useful information from the spiders.  It could prove helpful if she ever ran into such a creature again- although she'd need to be careful to keep the data out of Sebastian's hands.  She didn't even want to [i]think[/i] about what he could build from such a vile blueprint.

Not lingering on such unsavory thoughts, Eleanor turned her attention to the APC, that was gradually growing more distant.  She hadn't felt the dark god's influence for the last couple of minutes, and was wondering if he had fled, afraid of the powerful warriors coming for his life.  Perhaps.  But nevertheless, it had been an enjoyable ride so far, and she may as well stay on a little longer.

Flipping herself around again, Eleanor fell downwards at a shallow angle, rocketing towards the APC like a human meteor.  As she approached, she gradually decelerated, until at last she alighted upon it once again, stretching her arms as she did.

"Well, that's the diversions out of the way... How long until we find something that can actually challenge us?"