So...

I'm sorry, I blacked out a little longer than expected Spruce. I'm afraid I don't know I'll reach the end of my story, my perspective if you will... the moment I stop talking, flip open my eye and take the disc inside; it's got the complete knowledge of the old world.

For the time being, I got some more words to log. Some events to dictate and a story that must be passed on.

Back to where I was: Based on the testimony of those around me, I had 'malfunctioned' for several minutes. I remember prepping my magnets for a large voltage difference, gathering a large magnetic field around myself at some point. However, I didn't anticipate a short circuit which arced quite badly inside myself, stunning me briefly as the others directly tried to find the way out. That and someone mentioned a 'reflection of electricity', which was so nonsensical that by the time I recovered I had seized up again.

A bit of time passed, feeling like forever when you're essentially paralysed and begging to move in your head. Anthony knew his explorer tips and took the left-most side when traversing the labyrinth of ice, though he wasn't aware of the contingent of dungeon dwellers that quickly thrashed and engaged the rest of the group, sounds reverberating off solid ice walls and icicles.

"H-hey!" I stammered myself out of my deep freeze, twisting my magnets and whirring towards the commotion. Through icy currents and winds I spotted the group, several meters away behind various ice walls. At first I thought I would never get to the group in time, and hissed Anthony's name under my breath. Had I not done that though, I wouldn't have thought of Anthony's mind-numbing idea of reflection; I aimed myself at a particular point above the fighting, hoping the ceiling was plane enough for a proper reflection. Not one to think about collateral damage, I clunked my magnets together and widened them apart, creating a brightly intensified arc that cascaded into beams of light, almost like spears as they cascaded against the ceiling and quickly leered towards our enemies.