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Se'rox and Nealiminity: A Reunion on Relinate

Nealiminity watched as the Nobody walked around them, as if looking them over. He had decently argued against being attached to Se'rox, and he obviously held her in high regards, as he seemed to know her good qualities by heart. Some of them, at least.

She considered what Zuchax the Second said in regards to Dragon, the Blue. That could prove entertaining- meeting her, that was. But she paused when the Nobody threatened cutting off her tail if she thought to abuse Zuchax III with it. She shook her head, sadly. No, she would be doing talking for sure. But the kind of talking that bore into the soul of a person. If he was injured, it would be his own fault.

Thankfully, though, Zuchax the Second didn't wait for an answer. He called a strange nobody-being over, who promptly opened a direct portal. Nealiminity saw a man on a barrel on the other side, who spoke to Zuchax the Second once he had crossed the portal. Zuchax III did not seem as surprised as Nealiminity was when the Second's clothes changed into some kind of odd-looking, stupid looking old clothes. She didn't understand it, but Zuchax III seemed to; he mumbled something about not being surprised.

Se'rox had been patient as Zuchx the Second had made his rounds. She was sure that he was only following orders- he was good at doing that, although going above and beyond that was... well, beyond him, at times. When the Savage opened the portal, though, Nealiminity didn't say anything. Neither did Zuchax the Second, who just stepped through. Se'rox was frustratingly left not knowing what was on the other side until she heard the voice. It was Zuchax III. Her heart was caught in her throat again suddenly, and she had to work to force it back down. What helped was what she heard him saying; checking on her loyalties. Perhaps he had no real reason to see her, but just wanted to make sure he had not created an enemy?

"C'mon." Nealiminity told Se'rox, seeing Zuchax the Second scurry out of the rustic building. She assumed that was their cue.

Se'rox just nodded, and stepped through the portal.

Coming out on the other side, she knew this planet was significantly different from Gaia, as her outfit had changed. A charmed crystal Zuchax III had once given her made her instantly blend in to other worlds in order to avoid suspicion upon arrival. She sensed they were in an ancient society, based on her own outfit, Zuchax III's, and the surroundings.

Nealiminity stepped through the portal just as she noticed Se'rox's clothes changed. While thinking it was odd, she was more surprised to be stepping down into dirt. With bare feet.

"Hm. Now that's a bit more earthy than I had hoped for." Nealiminity said. She looked back up from her feet to Se'rox and this Zuchax III, and gave him a good once over. He was tall, handsome, calm (though most Nobodies were) and had a good sense about him. But she still wanted to have a chat with him. If Se'rox didn't screw things up right away. Nealiminity didn't put that possibility out of her mind.

Scratching the tie that now covered her eyes where it was knotted at the back of her head, Se'rox stalled. She did not know what to ask. Or, at least, what to ask first. Part of her reasoned that she needed to know why he needed to know who she worked for (that same part also wanted to lie, and tell him she was working for someone. But that was crazy). Another part of her wanted to know why he left her. And yet another wanted to know why he had left instructions for getting her to him if she did come back. And, amidst all this, one part of her just wanted to kiss him. Right. In front. Of Anybody. and Everybody.

Instead she stood there, her eyes covered by this cloth, but the rest of her face somewhat tense, as if awaiting judgement. A fleeting thought wondered if he'd notice her hair. Along the tail of that, she wondered if he liked it, and if, either way, he would say anything about it. But she silenced the thoughts. They were in the way of clear perception, which she really felt she needed at the moment. Too many questions. No answers. No good place to start.