Serene was as confused about this as Lex was, but she knew she had to just go in and get this over with, before anything else could happen to interrupt them. It was really irritating to be outmaneuvered by a slime that didn't have a visible brain, nor any real way to rationally understand what the creatures around it were saying. Hearing Lex exclaim in surprise, she knew something was wrong, her attention turning quickly when she hears the slosh. Now so far in this place, she had been captured, teased with escape, been thrown into a maze apart from her new and only friend, had to rescue one of the people who put her here in the first place, and finally get put into an uncomfortable position with that scientist. So, as the slime rushed out to try catching them all, she turned her eyes to the slime, and narrowed them as her concentration came, not on the smaller slime like she'd intended, but on the larger one.<br/><br/>Rather than trying to pull the water out of it when it was moving that fast towards them, she simply attempted to make the water stop. Fully and completely. If it's mass was tied too intimately to the fluid, it would stop, but if not, it would rip the moisture out of itself. Rising to her feet, which dropped the mouse on the ground, his arm still deep in Lex, she set her jaw. "I gave you one warning, one chance at survival. In this place, with these people, I am sorry, but that is all you will ever get." she wasn't going to be swayed this time, and she would make sure that the larger slime would dissolve into dust if she had the chance.