<span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="font-style: italic">Morgan</span></span><br/><br/>Time to assess the situation. It seems that the group had encountered a Human from another world, two Dragons, one shifted into an orc-like creature called an Oolarger, and a<span style="font-style: italic">true</span>Oolarger. The Oolargers had the look of warriors, trained in primitive ways of warfare like him, but much more...raw. The Multiverse Dragon (for that was how he described Keman), was well-spoken to the point of being talkative, but offered valuable information.<br/><br/>And, that was on top of his group, which consisted of a 'demon' who didn't know who Satan was, and a little girl raised by lizards (or at least, that was his guess from what she said of her last name, which sounded just like what Lizardmen in fantasy used as their languages) and who had unknown, yet powerful abilities relating to motion and healing. Quite an unlikely bunch.<br/><br/>"Yeah, I agree," spoke Morgan to Damian. "You should lead. Perhaps together, we can find a way out of this hole; morning's coming, and I have something to show you once it comes."<br/><br/><span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="font-style: italic">Ascot</span></span><br/><br/>The Flumph rushed back to the slab just in time to catch Ascot, who, thankfully, didn't know how how close to death he had entered. He managed to catch XIII's words, though, and introduced himself.<br/><br/>"Hello, XIII, my name is Ascot Brightvale. Anyway, what are you guys doing here? Are you non-humans too?" Yes, XIII and Helen looked human, but Helen had quills, and while XIII might<span style="font-style: italic">look </span>human, he was accompanying the woman.<br/><br/>"If so, this planet is Earth, the year is 2014, and, well, you're in Afghanistan right now, in the middle of a conflict between the strongest country on our Earth and a terrorist group called the Taliban." Ascot's narration would give Helen a cause to doubt the boy's sanity...if not for the<span style="font-style: italic">complete and utter truthfulness</span>, truthfulness backed up by cogent reason, in his tone.