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Adeline's eyes widened with the horror she felt creep into her at Jame's description, especially as she paired it with a memory of how a human looked when their skin ...

Damascus raised his hand immediately. He still didn't completely understand the concept of this game, but was very eager to be involved. Especially since he hadn't spoken to the blond ...

Dante nodded, watching these exchanges with cool indifference. She silently hoped that her time here wouldn't consist of introducing herself over and over again- she would have enjoyed mentioning her ...

"Interesting." Adeline stared off into the distance as she thought of this, "so, human laws do not apply to other races? They are free from human control? And- guns. Gunpowder. ...

"So, tell me... the world you come from, what's it like? You are from a world different from this one as well, correct?" Adeline gripped her hands together in front ...

Dante was slightly relieved to be addressed somewhat calmly. With a curt nod at James, she opened her mouth to attempt polite conversation (attempt being the key word), only to ...

"I can relate to that." Adeline offered a weary smile, "I am positive I won't find my home. And so, in a way, any place I go is as good ...

Dante opened her mouth to retort, her arms still throbbing. However, she was interrupted by a giant, dirty man introducing himself. She glanced down at Ari's outstretched hand before wearily ...

"Oh- thank yehu." Damascus nodded and quickly drowned his glass of water. Then he listened as Wilson proposed the... game. He was pretty sure it was a game. "Tha' shounds ...

"Of course." Adeline smiled at him reassuringly. "You know, as much as I'd love to figure out what this place is and why we're here..." She paused and sighed, self-consciously ...

"Ow!" Dante started, standing up straight, "that blasted hurt, dog-man!" She clutched her arm and yelped at the man, an unidentifiable accent slipping into her words as her temper ignited. ...

Dante rubbed her face in exhaustion- it was all she could do to follow along with the conversation- she didn't know of any of the places that were being named. ...

Tamika let out a laugh at the boy's childishness- and, of course, the fact that he was right. "No, it's okay- it's the truth. I'm sure you're perfectly capable of ...

"I- I don't think we should just leave him." Tamika murmured in a low tone next to the tiger's ear. She shifted her position and cursed her immobility. "If you're ...

"Yes, do your magic, Sir Orpheus." Calfuray smiled, trying not to look as exited as she acually was at the prospect of a charm that could grant teleportation. "Thank you ...