Boundary jumped down next to Zach (unconscious) and Redmond. Having followed Redmond and Dante all the way here, he had a good enough idea what was happening. People from Redmond's time were screwing everything up. Why? He had no idea, he didn't really care, they had to die for this world to live on. He looked over at Redmond and gave him a stern look.<br/><br/>"We're talking later." he said before turning to Ebon faster than Redmond could respond, "Ebon, go get Lysonna, I will keep my aura bright for you to see. Get her to us as fast as you can."<br/><br/>"Yes." Ebon said and then he dashed away, his shadowy body camoflauged in the night. He would be fine, Boundary thought, or else I wouldn't have taken so much time in making him. Boundary drew his swords and looked back momentarily. Sure Redmond had taken out the soldiers, but the tanks and air force were still threats. Swords wouldn't be sufficient against the ships, retreat was the best idea, retreat and plan. Five minutes was a crappy amount of time to do that. Boundary opened a Doorway, its shadowy surface rippling in the night air.<br/><br/>"C'mon," he said, "let's get to higher ground so we can at least avoid the tanks." Boundary ran through it, opening another one after about three seconds of running, which led him to a cliff overlooking the area they were just in. It was very high, and if he his guess was right, the tanks wouldn't see them, and the ships were too high up to mind them. He waited for the others to follow.<br/><br/>XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX<br/><br/>Ebon ran into the cave, fusing with the part of himself he had left behind to watch the cave. He found Lysonna, asleep, and tried to rouse her. He shook her numerous times hoping that she would wake up before the elemental did, as much as Ebon was skilled in the dark arts dealing with it would be quite tedious. He hoped she'd wake up before the whole place went to hell.