Laphicet stared wearily at the tiny fairy as he flew around in an angry buzz. It looked as if the fairy was making the forest guardian atone for for its sins, but shouldn't the forest guardian be loved by all the creatures that reside in it?

Too tired to think rationally about it, Laphi brought his head back down and sighed quietly. He did his job by steering the guardian in the right direction, so now it was Sunny's turn to do her part, right? Well not exactly as a thick rumbling reverberated among forest. The noises of other animals followed by the sight of them caused Laphi to tighten his grip on Sunny; how could she be so calm at a time like this?
[color=#DC143C][b]"U-Um, Sun-- Whoa!"[/b][/color] The child wasn't given a chance to finish what he was saying as said girl bolted off in the direction of the noise. All the boy could do was shut his eyes and hold on for dear life.

And after what felt like an eternity, Sunny skidded to a halt. Still too nervous to open his eyes, he kept them shut and only listened to the noises surrounding them. It definitely sounded like something big...every step caused the ground to shake. Whatever it was was definitely running into the trees and such. 

It was Sunny who got the boy to open his eyes, and he was unpleasantly met with what looked like...a spider log house monster? Laphicet wasn't quite sure what he was looking at, but he didn't really want to know. What really caught his attention was the shining dot on the front porch of the log monster. They had to get that armor, huh. This probably meant a lot to Sunny, so, of course, he was going to help out.

[color=#DC143C][b]"I-I can get us up there."[/b][/color] He spoke up as he pulled out the Magician tarot card and held it out for Sunny to see. [color=#DC143C][b]"We can teleport with this card...I think."[/b][/color] He continued. Back at the white tower, his ability to mimic was stunted tremendously, but now that he was farther away from that hellhole, he hopes that his powers might be coming back.

Without waiting for Sunny's response, Laphicet began the incantation.
[color=#DC143C][b]"A Magician's duty is to help the Fool, be kind to the Fool, and carry the Fool to greatness!"[/b][/color] Right as he called the final syllable, the two disappeared for a few seconds before reappearing a multiple meters above the large monster.

Laphicet would have said that he had teleported too far up, but the boy was now limp and motionless, falling down and towards the top of the log monster along with Sunny.

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