Wandering around the area in search of the gates, Gandrian felt as if he was running around like a headless chicken. The trees were guiding him along, his senses much clearer, now that he didnâ??t have to burden himself with Xion and worrying about the other maleâ??s pace. However, it was confusing, and they led him around as if he was their play-thing, running left and right, circling things and hopping over large debris.<br/><br/>Coming to a small path though, he lightened his footsteps, not making sounds that could carry on the wind, much like the light footfalls of Elvin kind. He was near the gates, as he could see them, but unfortunately, it also should be noted that he was near the group that he had been trying to avoid this entire time. It wasnâ??t as if he had been ordered to stay away from them, or that he wasnâ??t confident to take them on, but rather, he wasnâ??t a hundred percent sure he wanted to kill any of them. Gandrian hated that self about him, and had been slowly trying to kill what little affection he had for those knights.<br/><br/>He wouldnâ??t be able to take them all on, not without his own pain and perhaps death, but he would be able to damage some of them at least, and maybe kill one. Probably the weakest one. But Z also had his elemental weakness on his side, and that could provide painful for the former Cardinal Knight. He hated that the youngest of them had proven stronger than him in the fact of a little spark of electricity, so he was sure that if given the chance, he needed to kill â??Lord Brandâ?? first.<br/><br/>However, that was not for today, it seemed, as he paused in his steps and swung himself up onto a tree branch nearby. Heâ??d hide from them for now, but when he gazed into the further distance, he made a frustrated face.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#40bf40"><i>What bad luckâ?¦<b>heâ??s</b> close by as well?</i></span>the former knight mentally huffed, as he spotted with his Elvin eyes the very person he had just escaped. Xion was within the city limits though, further from the group than he was, but if he were to move and draw attention to his area, he was almost sure that the Dragon could find him. Staying where he was, heâ??d just have to wait it out for now in silence, as he had no intention of being caught by the Dragon. The guy was like a leech, and though he didnâ??t particularly hate Xion, he didnâ??t like the fact that he knew that Xion knew that he knew the Dragon was spying on him.