// That is true, but, it also takes awhile for that to happen. It would not happen instantaniously. And, the period between the volcano, and now, would only be about 30 minutes, or so, but, time might of moved faster in Haraldur's other dimension. \\
Allen nodded, and turned, saluting to the guards, and walked out the doorway briskly, motioning for them to follow. He lead them down a series of hallways, and went even deeper into the castle, going down many twisting stairwells, before finally reaching a blank wall.
Allen put his hand on a section of the wall, and a steel door shimmered into view. Allen took a key from his pocket, and unlocked the door.
Inside the room, was like almost what you'd expect from an alchemist. There were many potions vials, pots, pans, bottles, and such, located all over the room, along with many other scientific instruments. Also, lining the walls, we're some of the few suveners he had collected in his travels, between the fall of the Dark Empire, and the rise of the Crimson Empire.
They were made out of many different materials, some were silver, others were gold, and some, were even made out a granite and sandstone.
Allen didn't come here to observe the sights, and strode confidently into the room, returning to his element. He went to his shelves, and pulled down a collection of filled vials and bottles, and walked over to a counter, where, a sword that seemed taken apart, was sitting in the middle of an alchemic transmutation circle.
"Now..." he murmurred, "I just need to figure out how to get done with this project," he said, while spreading out the materials he'd need to actually get this done.
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Zeros' cursed. Multiple times. Haraldur was back, and he didn't want any tea and crackers.
He ignored Haraldur, for now, and continued to fly in Melkoth's direction. If he was lucky, they would kill each other off, or, one would weaken the other signifigantly enough, they wouldn't be a threat to the once-beatiful Gaian.
He really hoped Melkoth would kill Haraldur off, that was he could kill Melkoth himself. He still needed to kill him for his mother. If he didn't, oh well.
Or... He could make his problem completely worse, by, Melkoth and Haraldur joining forces, as unlikely as that'd seem.
He'd deal with it, when the time came.