He nodded at her request to go, only to pause when she, once again, bashed him for his comment. For just a moment, his body blurred, almost like he was using the blur spell, before it just as abruptly stopped. "Last  chance Cerul, or you get to meet Orcsbane. And you will NOT like him very much. I am a god, I don't have masks to put on and take off for acts I don't like to associate with certain mindsets. I have a different person. And while he doesn't get any divine spark, he has all my experience with magics, and access to all my spells. And he is even worse that Kamariel and Tyra, combined, before I convinced them to stop being pure evil."<br/><br/>He didn't give her a chance to reply, pulling the scroll out of the air, and then twisting reality, causing them to reappear near Drellin's Ferry. He concentrated, and then began hiking toward the town, only being a short walk from it, and the two he needed were near where they had come out. He spotted them, and waved, before gesturing for them to come to them, even as he continued to walk toward them. Once they were close enough to hold a conversation with, he nodded, a bit stiff but trying to be polite. "I have something important to say, but Cerul has revoked my right to tell anyone any kind of news. So she gets to explain why we are here, and what we need."<br/><br/>He then turned to Cerulean, and let her explain with an expectant look on his face.