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Starr stood there, breathing heavily as the wisps of Radiance faded from her body. The familiar burning pain that it left in its wake wasn't anything new, nothing she couldn't handle. The vague, empty longing was harder though. Giovanni was gone. Gone because he'd never been there. This...

It didn't matter if he was real or not, he needed to fuck OFF. Despite every voice in her head screaming at her to stop, Starr, found herself launching a burst of flames that somehow managed to miss Giovanni entirely. He stared back, utterly unfazed, utterly in control. God damn what did she...

Starr's heart gave a painful lurch, and for a split second it was them but then--no. No it's not them, get a fucking grip. They're gone, they're gone, they're not here, it's not them. They were gone. It didn't feel like much of a reassurance when the thought just made her want to scream...

Starr tensed up, fur standing on end. Cursed dungeon? Why the hell was that a thing? "Does this kind of thing just... just happen, or is someone causing this?" She kept her eyes glued to Soda at first, but then every so often glanced over at Nate. They couldn't afford to lose sight of each...

Starr blinked a few times, not entirely convinced that she'd seen what she thought she did. Sure, the whole place had been kinda dark since ever they'd got here, but did the sun just fucking vanish or what. Her eyes were adjusting to the darkness--she'd noticed that it happened way faster ever...

Starr made a noncommittal sound of approval. She wasn't so agitated that she was about to claim that she could take him head-on now. Sure was nice to think about it being possible, though. "Well... if we do wind up tracking him down, seems like he'd either fight back or try to gtfo. So we...

So this was where Giovanni had crashed down. Starr couldn't help feeling a flicker of satisfaction from remembering the way he'd been knocked flying by Joule. At least that'd teach him to fucking think he could mind-control gods without it biting him in the ass. The ground sparkled with...