Jason looked at him. "Yeah. Jareth." He said softly. Centuries? It had only been decades since Grandma Sarah had been here. Time must run differently here. "I see." He said. Only getting that the guy that Grandma Sarah talked about wasn't ruler anymore. "No. I can't just go anywhere I please. However, I have no choice in whether or not I go where I'm wanted or not. It is the only way to get home. So to get home I have to go there whether its allowed or not." He said. He was very confused. A hand running through his silken locks which fell neatly back into place. "Time travel? I don't think anyone can time travel. If they would I don't think Grandma Sarah would've stayed away." He said. Shaking his head. He was so lost and this guy wasn't making it any easier adding more questions into the mix. His head trying to puzzle this out. Unaware he was causing thoughts like liking the puzzlement in his eye to the other male.<br/><br/>"Know me? I don't know any of you guys personally. In fact...only time I've seen that Jareth guy Grandma Sarah talked about was when I feel asleep at her house." He said softly. "Known its me? I'm not following. How could you have known its me when this is the first time I've really been here?" He was getting more confused. Nodding his head. "She wished her brother gone then wanted to bring him back when she realized the mistake she made. She told me." He said. He just looked at the guy that kept speaking. He wasn't going to say it but Jareth made his Grandma work and gave her a time limit before her brother stayed forever in this place. He blinked a bit "Yeah. I've seen pictures of Grandma Sarah when she was young. She had long black hair and was really good looking. People say she aged well. I dunno know though she my grandmother after all."<br/><br/>His cheeks flushed when he felt the guys eyes on him especially his legs. "Hey!" he said in surprise. "Why you doing that now?" He said. Rubbing his left arm with his right hand. "Now thats just odd." He said shyly. Shaking his head and got back to normal color. "My grandpa had blond hair. My mom had brown. My dad had blond. So now I got blond. The blond goes almost black in the winter time though...lightens in the summer." He wasn't sure why they were having this conversation. He was quite uncomfortable with being looked at like that. It was odd and confusing and odd. Even for a place like this it was odd.<br/><br/>"Yeah. They were always good. You could literally walk the steps she took to get back my Uncle with how she told the stories." He said. "I dunno if she did everyone justice...your the first I've met." He said. "I think she would have though. She was great at telling the story. She said she didn't want to share the story with anyone but family." He responded to the book comment. "I wrote up all the stories she told me though...so I could read them over again later on." He nodded his head. "She does like to read." He blinked at the sudden eye contact. "I like to read. I like to draw. I like to work on drawing mazes and trying to solve already made ones. I like reading but I love to draw and play music." He said.<br/><br/>"You ask odd questions. And now I really gotta get started getting lost so I can find my way home." He said. Smiling at him. "It was nice to meet you Alistair but...I can't get home unless I start solving the maze." He turned and started walking again. His pajama pants framed his legs and backside with every step he took.<br/><br/>"Grandma Sara was right...people of the Labriynth are cool but if I stay chatting all day I'll never get home." He said to himself as he walked off. Within hearing range of Alistair. Looking around as he got closer to a fork in the path. There was signs with images and words he couldn't read. He stopped there and puzzled over where to go next. Left. Right. Straight. Looking at the sign with the images on the different arrows. Trying to puzzle out their meaning. Left seemed to be towards water. Right seemed to indicate rocks or something hard. Straight seemed to be squiggles that really made no sense. So which way should he go?