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"Hmph, what's that supposed to mean?" Meringue asked. Lugia brought a wing over her mouth and chuckled lightly. "Cabot intends to take advantage of his body's quick-burn properties," she said. "How is it that the Fires say it... They have little fuel, but the flame burns bright." Lugia nodded...

"I certainly am!" Bean said. "Most of my copies are generally searching around the continents for anything odd. I tend to have two assigned to any major area, and I've been looking through distortions where I can. It can be quite difficult, at times..." "Bean is a bit like this world's personal...

Lugia smiled. "Noble indeed," she commented to herself. "Yes. I think your patron, strange as his origins may be... made some wise decisions with who he ended up picking. At least some of the time." "It's really too bad you guys can't stay for longer than you need to," Meringue added. "Aside...

The library continued for what felt like forever. With how large it was on the outside, it seemed even bigger on the inside, which led to a mild suspicion that it was some kind of localized Dungeon. Surely something couldn't be this impossibly large to navigate. And yet, despite this, Nate did...

"That guy's got the right attitude," Star said, pointing at Kora. "C'mon, Barks! Onward, noble steed!" "You're truly pressing your luck," Barky growled.

"You did, but you were strong enough to awaken Meringue's true power. Isn't that right, Meringue?" "It was like I knew exactly what to do," Meringue said, looking at his wings. "I felt like my power was finally tuned with my spirit, if that makes sense. For a long time, it was like I wasn't...

Barky and Star floated along until the latter settled near the former's wheel. "Well, I guess while we're here, we may as well follow along, huh? You think this'll be worth it?" "It already isn't worth it," Barky remarked. "Oh, quick being a stick in the mud." Star flicked his wheel, which...

Meringue was back to his senses, though he was a little weak on his feet. He leaned on Lugia as they walked through the lobby, and then over to Cabot, who was being helped along. "Oh, he's coming to," Lugia remarked, perhaps just as Cabot's senses would return to him. "Hello, Cabot. Do you...

The first thunderous boom shattered Cabot's barrier, sending filaments of green flying in all directions, quickly evaporating. At the same time, Meringue's barrier faded from its bright sheen to only a thin shell. Then, he raised his wing, calling on the sky's energy once again... And that was...

Lugia nodded at Pleo. "Indeed. He is familiar with storms. He knew what he was doing a great deal, even if the storm seemed to catch him off guard at first. Perhaps that... Mm. No. I shall not speak until it is over." Meringue seemed lucid, at least a little. He looked to his left, at Lugia...

Meringue stared at the exhausted Cranidos and reeled at the strike--one of the hardest ones so far--but it was not yet enough to take him down. In fact, it still felt as if he could keep going. Moving with a strange, yet fierce serenity, Meringue hopped back and used twin Thunders on Cabot's...

"Correct," said Lugia. "And once again, it appears that Cabot has prepared." She chuckled. "I do not think Meringue will be able to win... He simply is not able to awaken his powers. I was hoping that this push would be enough for him..." She sighed. "But it isn't. I suppose, I'll just have...

"Nice try!" Meringue shouted back, parrying Cabot's attack, but he flinched a little at how hard the strike had been. "That... was harder than it should have been," he mumbled, just as his barrier started to flicker and fade. Lugia's smile became wry. "So the Cranidos figured it out. Behind all...

Raindrops spattered against the bright blue shield around Meringue's body. He winced a little at the attack, knowing that wasn't even one of his strongest. That sandstorm was going to make it less than trivial to take him down, too... Argh! He was hoping that he wouldn't have played defense like...

Owen nodded. "Right. Our translations are already starting to fade out. They've been happening more often lately, too. If he's just been doing that this whole time, there's no telling how much of his energy is left after that." "Guess I can ask around, too," Cal said, finally composing herself...

"It wasn't Teleportation. Astral projection. The far-reaching kind." Barky shook his head. "To even be capable of it is quite the feat. But as for everyone else..." "Looks like a lot of people got drawn here somehow," Star said. "Must be why we wound up this way."

"See?" Owen said, ginning even more. "There's some of that optimism!"

Star pulled back, grinning. "Yup, that's me. Guess we're from different worlds, since I don't recognize you. And as for what party..." She turned to Ayueg. "I dunno. You tell me!" "What she means," Barky said with a growl, "is that we did not intend to come here."

Owen winced. "Good... point. Pretty sure Radiance will cut right through him..." He rubbed the back of his head. "I just wish we knew where he was. We heard him. Maybe those clues Kate gave us might help..."

"Yet you're here," Owen said. "Still standing. And you're ready to fight. I don't think it's too late to crawl back out."