The first thought that came to mind was aliens. These people weren’t from here, and by here they meant Earth, and they had a giant dog, and called themselves Inhumans. It was all a little weird, and probably a good thing a ‘normal’ human hadn’t been the first one to greet the pair.<br/><br/>“Then what you have is already much better than here. Depending on who you talk to, mutants are either just special and different, or a plague on humanity.” Kurt said with a shake of his head. “Of course, some are better at fitting in than others so it does not bother them so much.”<br/><br/>Listening to the exchange, or rather, one sided exchange between the pair, Kurt wondered briefly if they were telepathic in some way, seeing as how the man didn’t speak.<br/><br/>“Do you two have some sort of telepathy?” Kurt asked before the attention was turned on him in the way of looking for help. He first wanted to say that the X-Men could help, it was sort of their thing though he was unsure if that extended to non Earthly concerns, but was stopped from answering right away by the next question.<br/><br/>“I may know a place.” He started. “I’m part of a team, the X-Men, and well, you may have been what we were sent out to find.” The mutant admitted, hoping not to startle the pair or cause anymore concern. “I’m sure the rest of the team will understand and we can go back to the mansion. Maybe the professor will have some more information.” Kurt said, leading the Inhumans back in the direction of the ship.<br/><br/>♦♦♦<br/><br/>Gorgon hadn’t been given any warning that he was going to be teleported other than a massive dog bounding towards him. He had been rallying the guards, getting ready for a possible invasion or attack from this ship overhead, but had not been able to follow through with his own plans before he found himself elsewhere.<br/><br/>“What in the…? The Inhuman started, standing and trying to make sense of what had just happened. Before he could question Lockjaw, the dog was gone, leaving Gorgon alone in the middle of a city, no knowledge of where he was, and no way of getting back.