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Fenrir's head poked back around the corner.
"I meant you, as well." he grinned softly.

Fenrir, who was walking upside down on the cieling looked to Akina "up" on the floor and smiled. He stretched his arms out to her and she zipped up to ceiling and inverted as well, coming to a stop in his arms.
"Why hello there." he grinned softly. "Nice day to go walking on the ceiling, isn't it?" he asked. Loud thunder rumbled around them and he grinned wider, his fangs glinting in the soft light in the mansion..

His grin faded instantly, the look on his face returning to its solemn, serious expression. "To try to prevent a mass change in this world..." he said softly.

She bounces after them in a dissolved form. She is no more than a ball of light zipping after them. Oh dear this could be serious. That would explain the strange events in Agieon. She continues to zip after Fenrir, SE, and Akina.

"You don't have one." Lai said gruffly, " not unles you mind dying to fight a war you were never a part of." He grimaced, did Fenrir have no tact for matters? He already knew what he was going to be shown, he could smell it a hundred paces from the house, hear it's screams of torment because of its confinement... how could Fenrir treat something so beutiful so harshly? Everything deserves it's freedom, even the Other.. especially the Other.
the SPleen-Eater gazed at the door Fenrir led them to, his emotions surging, allowing Lai to barely percieve what had always been an impermeable haze, it was angry, at what? what was this creature's conection with the Other? maybe it was like Lai, and understood the Laws of Things. maybe that was how the Spleen-Eater manipulated them so well, defying what the humans called physics. It waited in uncharacteristic patience while Fenrir fumbled with the key to the door.

The Spleen-Eater tore past Lai and Fenrir into the chamber, startling the both of them with his disproportionate strength to size ratio. He knelt down beside the Other, who was hungering from lack of proper nutrition, the meals the Vampire provided were inadequate, and the Other was too arrogant to even speak to the abberation. The Other sat up as the S-E pulled a strange vial of liquid from his pants and poured it into the creature's throat, it colored noticeably into a more brownish grey than the almost wraithlike white it had been before. it rose to its full height, a towering nine and a half feet. It was not slender in the least, it was bulky and broad. It had thick corded muscles that rippled under the skin of its bristling exoskeleton, it had razor shar claws and a mouth brimming with sharp, needle like teeth. It greeted the Spleen-Eater warmly, and then turned to Fenrir, it's eyes blazing with utmost hatred, the Abberation had no right to confine him.

"Good REASON!?" It exploded it rage, " GOOD REASON!?" It lifted fenrir off the ground with the force of it's voice, rage made the Song's influece much stronger, but it was all the more draining in the end, "YOU MAY HAVE SINGLEHANDEDLY CAUSED THE DESTRUCTION OF BOTH OUR REALMS!" It seethed, holding the Abberation in midair, "You protected nothing by keeping me here, and this house may be the only reason you still live. In case your limited scope of knowledge hasn't quite percieved the imminent destruction of life as we know it, It might be prudent to inform you that the realms and planes of nonexistence are encroaching upon reality, causing massive hemmorages in time itself. Cities that should be flourishing are nothing but ruin, ancient beasts that are long forgotten walk the Earth again, and a caver containing anything that ever ceased to exist has appeared at your very doorstep, and yet you, one who is so unnatural as to be out of tune with even the most monumentous of events, cannot recognize this." his rage had been reduced to a smoldering kindle, and he could feel his hold on Fenrir weakened, the barely imperceptable chords of the Song were quavering, " And, what, pray tell, ceased to exist in a rather showy turn of events? Its demise only created a crater a mile wide on both our worlds..." It trailed off, its voice laced with venom and sarcasm, this was more directed at Lai, who physically paled, "No..."
"Yes." It said, "He could walk again, if given the time and the means, and usually the means can be found if given too much time," disgusted at the Werebear's inabilty to understand before now, the Other couldn't believe the ignorane of this realmthat was s out of tune with the Song, which was refered to sometimes as the Laws of Things, a comepletely debasing characterization of the Song's true nature.