Enma looked around and nodded, "Excellent idea. Mortals can be so....nosy and bothersome."

"I did see a park nearby earlier that we could go to." Charlie suggested, "There would still be some people, but it wouldn't be quite as crowded. Plus, I think we could use some fresh air."

"Very well, lead the way." Enma replied.

Charlie then gestured for everyone to follow her as she made her way to the park. Hopefully, soon, everyone could finally figure out how, what, and why they ended up in this situation in the first place.

Allux bounced back to her food packs that were sitting on the footpath, picking them up and running to catch up to the rest. "This creature's and their long less..." She mitted to herself, reaching the bard. With hands full, she used her tail to tap him on the shoulder, barely reaching. Once she got his attention, she asked him "Hey, do you think you could fit these in your storage unit you have installed on your spine?"

"Play one string on that instrument and I will ensure that it will be your last meal." Enma growled.

Charlie pointed out, "Something tells me he's not in the mood for any songs. Maybe you can play something later when the atmosphere isn't so...tense."

"Thank youuuu..." Allux had her attention taken away from thanking him as she saw the contents of the, whatever it was. "Paper?" She wondered out loud, not realising she was doing so. She eventually placed her packs in, and thanked him again. Assuming best that she doesn't ask about the amount of paper he had with him.

"I feel like that's an unfair accusation Mr... I don't think I've gotten your name yet actually. I apologise for that. But still, to say we acquiesced too quickly is a rather ignorant statement. Were simply figuring out on the fly how to respond, dare I say survive, what has immediately occurred. The time to pause and fight what's actually happened will come. And possibly soon. But I must also recognise that I was the third last to arrive, you three may have been here for much longer. I don't know. Although your own lack of knowledge in this regard is rather telling. Now. How am I feeling, I do thank you for the concern. I feel fine when speaking on the possible injuries I may have gained. Although I do feel myself starting to dry up out in the sun like this. Does anyone happen to have any dihydrogen monoxide, or a DHMG on them?"

"Your worlds are being erased." Enma said bluntly as he sat under a nearby tree as they reached the park.

Charlie replied in shock, "What do you mean...erased?"

"They're being wiped from existence." he explained, "Gone. Forever. As though they never were and would never be."

"Can't they just, I don't know, rebuild them?" she asked hoping such a thing were possible.

Enma shook his head, "No. This is not the same as the cycle of creation and destruction. Erasure means nothing is left. Nothing to create from. Nothing to destroy. Nothing. If this continues, all of existence, all worlds, will cease to be. We will cease to be. But, there is hope. Each world has an erosion point, a place where the erasure has started. Find each erasure point, destroy that which is wiping out your worlds, and you will succeed. But, be warned. There are those who seek to aid in the erasure. Both familiar foes and new enemies."

"Riiiight... Goldman" she looked at the item he had handed her, and immediately decided to return it. "Thank you but I don't believe I need this. What I require is dihydrogen monoxide, or a DHMG. Which this is neither." She explained while attempting to place it back on his hand.

As they made it to the park and received the information from Emma, Allux became very worried. "Do you mean if we don't respond soon enough, I'll love everything I know and love?? How do you even expect us to travel between the worlds??" He eyes were wide, muttering to herself "My ship... My dad..."

"That is why you will need these." Enma explained before reaching into his robe and pulling out a set of keys, "One for each of you. All you need is a door. Insert the key, and it will take you to wherever you need to go."

Charlie took one of the keys before looking over at Allux, "You look thirsty. I have some bottled water in my backpack if you would like some."

Ammy followed the other person rather silently as she was not exactly sure what was going on, or did they really need to focus on the things happening in here? They had all just arrived in here, without a guide or a note to tell why or what to do, and now they could likely need to fight someone, or what? She was confused, but kept going to see if she was needed anywhere or not. She still had her brush god powers, but she was afraid to use them for no reason, as getting them back after using so much was hard, as she could need an ink potion for that, and she was not sure there could be any that kind of ink in this world.

Laxaroth and Zephirus continued their journey around the city. The people gave them a look, but didn't seem to mind them much, likely because they looked like normal humans, without their wings out. Zephirus stopped time to time to listen to the surroundings, almost like he was looking for something. Maybe he was just bored and tried to find something sneaking around them him to have some reason for this city trip.

Enma pause for a moment before looking at Ammy.

"You look different from the Sun God I know, and yet your presence is familiar." he spoke, "Perhaps our worlds are more similar than we first realize."

Ammy looked at the humanoid dragon creature. "I quess I am different, for the other sun goddesses...I think the rest is always a human, I am a wolf...I am from Nippon...ancient Nippon...in my world, there is a species which could not be understood in other worlds, or could I say human worlds," she said. She looked up and down at her "you also are different, I know what dragon is, or how it looks like...in my world there was a evil eight headed dragon Orochi, serpentine dragon..." she thought "how did you get that body of a human? But still, you're a dragon? I've heard werewolves, but you're not like them, are you?" she asked.

Enma shook his head before replying, "I am oni. Demon. But, I am also fallen angel. I wasn't always like this. My form was once beautiful yet incomprehensible to the mortal eye. My actions cast me out of the heavens. Now, I rule Hell. Not by punishment, but by choice. Mortals are flawed, easily swayed. I judge the souls of those who have perished. To see if they are worthy of entering Heaven, or if they are doomed to endure Hell."

Ammy narrowed her eyes a bit when she mentioned oni; in her world, all oni are usually evil, if not fully evil, they were never good ones. They were learn to fear them or avoid them, being mixed with oni was always a bad thing, but she could not say her thoughts out of the air. She understood there were different worlds, different yet same species, but with differences; her world's evil oni didn't mean that oni were evil everywhere, too. The same goes with dragons, even in her own world, there were two kinds of dragons, the pure evil ones, like Orochi, or the good ones like the Yomigami, who was one of the species to help her to win the darkness.

She thought for a moment, "So, how does it feel to be in the mortal world, with living souls..." she asked her.

Allux silently watched and listened to this interaction, having her own thoughts buzz around in her mind. The offer for water was not lost to get though, and she replied to the side with a bid of the head "Water would be appreciated. Thank you."

Charlie grabbed a water bottle from her backpack and offered it to Allux. She was about to say something, but was suddenly interrupted by the sound of something crashing into the ground in the distance. As the smoke and dust cleared, something climbed out of the crater. Something that most certainly did not belong in this world or any other.

"It seems the enemy has found us." Enma spoke.

The thing, whatever it was, was this twisted abomination of both mechanical and natural form. Its shape constantly warped and twisted, parts randomly blinking rapidly in and out of existence with the accompanying sound of loud static. The abomination's movements were comprised of violent twitching stuttering from one area to the next. Everything about it was just wrong.

It paused for a brief moment before firing some sort of beam from one of its appendages, for lack of a better word. The moment the beam struck a small patch of land, it completely vanished. No smoke, no ash, no bodies. Nothing. As though it had never been in the first place.

Then, it turned its attention to the group.