<strong>Ivette</strong><br/><br/>The other woman was much more grim about the whole situation than Ivette, that much was clear. "Uh... Yeah." She said, keeping up at a modest pace behind the sorceress. They wandered the dungeon for many minutes. Truly, it was designed to be as confusing and labyrinthian as possible! The whole place was still very dark, and without Ivette's light the entire thing would have been a deathtrap. Thankfully it seemed the only inhabitants of this section were the trolls, aside from a few mice and bats.<br/><br/>Eventually, they found their way to a large open chamber like the one she first fought the trolls in. Light shone in from a hole in the ceiling above, wide enough that she could fly up there. Still, Meiyuun and the other noblewoman wouldn't be able to get out on their own. Clearly, Idao wasn't expecting to ever have to throw a spellcaster into his dungeon!<br/><br/><strong>Dexter</strong><br/><br/>"Huh?" Dirae asked, arching an eyebrow. "How is that even possible?"<br/><br/>"My girls are used to fighting merchant guards, even the occassional sea monster... but I ain't going to have 'em square off against something we have absolutely no knowledge of."<br/><br/><strong>Ellen</strong><br/><br/>"It's never too late to start a new life." The half-celestial said with a wink as he saw her off in a lackadaisical salute, "I'm going to see what the hold-up is."<br/><br/>With that, he departed, leaving Ellen alone to settle herself down in what would be her living quarters for the immediate future. It was not long before the voice of Ermon reveberated through a pipe jutting out of the wall, "This is the Captain. We are in the final stages of take-off procedures. If all passengers would please" He stressed with annoyance, "remain on board for the duration of the flight until we reach optimal altitude for cruising speed."<br/><br/>Within moments, the shift was moving. Quite steadily in fact, Ellen may not have even noticed that they were going forward if she hadn't looked outside the small window of her room. Even on a workhouse like this, the ride was smooth and gentle. The ship hardly turned its' nose as it raised up into the atmosphere, settling just above the clouds.