"Hmmm...", Jadewing said,the noise at once thoughtful and frustrated. "I might just have to check those ruins out at some point." Both to look for anything familiar and to try and find some clue as to why they'd ended up back here again.
For the human, he had no answer. There probably was a way to get back, but he certainly didn't know what it was. And it wasn't likely to be anywhere near as easy as getting there had been either. And in any case, he didn't really have the energy to spare to think about that sort of thing, especially given time-travel's tendency to be headache inducing at the best of times.
"Alright," he finally said. "Whether or not I believe all this slag is kinda immaterial at the moment. We need to get to the city for repairs and supplies, if nothing else, and sitting around here isn't getting us anywhere."
With a wince he carefully shifted a bit so that the human would be able to see what she was doing with his wing, then nodded to her, indicating that he was ready. "Once my wing is braced, we should get out of here," he said to the group at large before turning his attention to Galos directly.
"If you've got a faster way off this mountain than a long climb, we'll follow you," he said. "But no tricks." The 'or else' was left unstated, but his tone made the warning clear. He didn't trust the situation very much, but would go along for now due to lack of other options.
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For the human, he had no answer. There probably was a way to get back, but he certainly didn't know what it was. And it wasn't likely to be anywhere near as easy as getting there had been either. And in any case, he didn't really have the energy to spare to think about that sort of thing, especially given time-travel's tendency to be headache inducing at the best of times.
"Alright," he finally said. "Whether or not I believe all this slag is kinda immaterial at the moment. We need to get to the city for repairs and supplies, if nothing else, and sitting around here isn't getting us anywhere."
With a wince he carefully shifted a bit so that the human would be able to see what she was doing with his wing, then nodded to her, indicating that he was ready. "Once my wing is braced, we should get out of here," he said to the group at large before turning his attention to Galos directly.
"If you've got a faster way off this mountain than a long climb, we'll follow you," he said. "But no tricks." The 'or else' was left unstated, but his tone made the warning clear. He didn't trust the situation very much, but would go along for now due to lack of other options.