Obediently following, Julius moved to walk with her but never lost the edge the situation had placed on him. His eyes snapped towards every sound of twigs moving or birds jumping from their perches at their arrival. It obviously wasn’t safe here, and he was certain on not being surprised again. Funny, though, he was quite sure that he was going to be surprised whether he liked it or not.<br/><br/>“So this place is really what he said, isn’t it?” His gaze flickered back to her before returning to its vigilant scan of the brush around them. “A-a place where things that aren’t supposed to be kinda just hang out and…exist?” It had all seemed so mad moments ago, but seeing Katie use a power much like his own had made it sink in. Mind you, the Minotaur rushing into their ride and knocking them off the road had also helped a little.<br/><br/>He shook his head. “I didn’t believe him, you know. Thought he was crazy. Even with all this,” he let a few sparks flicker on his fingers again, “I still thought he was crazy…kinda stupid now that I think of it though. I mean, I’m a guy who can make lightning from his hands and there I was saying that something was impossible.” The wry half chuckle that managed to gurgle its way out didn’t sound very convincing, but he was trying his hardest not to look like a spineless idiot.