Round 1 is over! Will start up round 2 tomorrow and those moving on are...  

So the introductions from Manna were done, and Constable, being the old looking dog he was, greeted the children in a way reflecting that. Honestly, Trevor thought this old dog seemed to resemble his old master more and more the more he looked at him and even heard him speak... although translated by Hana. Speaking of Hana, it wasn't long before she ended up producing a device like Melissa's, albeit a bit different than hers. He was planning to ask both of them if they were from the same world and or universe... except... “Time to activate, A Legendary Ocean!” Trevor's eyes widened the moment he saw the water pouring into the room like it was... and now them standing in knee high water. "Hana! Are you crazy? That thing is flooding this room!!!" Trevor started to panic, not expecting the young girl to have not only something like Melissa did, but decided to unleash a literal ocean. "Well yeah, it wouldn't be much of a legendary ocean otherwise." "Jeez..." Trevor groaned, seeing Melissa take a spot and it seemed like her side was dryer. "Ya know, I'm just going to go on THAT side of the room... probably be a lot less of an aquarium..." He began to shuffle his way towards Melissa's side of the room. "I didn't think today would be a beach kind of day with this..." "Ooooh if we're on a beach did anyone bring some watermelon?" Hana asked. "Maybe some sandwiches?" "It was a figure of..." the young sorcerer rubbed the  bridge of his nose, glancing at Constable. "How do you handle someone like her? She seems to be a handful at best..." The canine Pokemon let out a huff as he simply dog paddled towards the dryer part of the room. "...I wish I knew what you said, but I'll guess I'll take your word for it." Trevor sighed, before waving towards the teacher. "Hey, may wanna join the rest of us on the dry side. Unless you want to stay there." Unfortunately, the teacher was simply floating there in the water, staring up at the ceiling. It seemed like he was contemplating life and refusing to truly answer. This was honestly the biggest mood that Trevor had ever seen in his time here on Prana.

Answers were given, though for Ziun, he wasn't expecting the fullness of them coming from Chris. It was quite a harrowing tale... one he wished he could take his pen to paper with, but alas, this was not the tale he needed to speak of... not his right to do so. “I don’t tell people, well, mostly for my family’s sake. I think I let my last name slip out a few floors up, though, and I think my friends, the people who’ve stuck with me for so long, deserve to know more, even if I can’t share everything about me just yet.” Nevertheless, it was more than he expected. Ziun, of course, swore his oath of secrecy to this knowledge, keeping favor and trust with their fearless leader in this aspect. Though he did have to wonder... if Lana ended up mistaking him for being a part of the Apati family in this regards when he spoke of em. If that was the case, there'd be another time to potentially deal with that misunderstanding. But it seemed they all had reached an accord in this little team of theirs, which honestly was the best thing to have right now. And while he took the time to return to his lodgings at the Drooling Dragon, he began to think. Those here told him that the best way for them to progress through the dungeon was if they were supported by a royal family... and between them all, none seemed to be worth their weight in gold in terms of being able to help. The Kalo family? Well, while they had Chris... no, it wasn't going to be good. The Apati family? You'd be lucky enough to meet with Zion, once... then deal with whatever the hell Cerberus was, and even then, the amalgamation of that wanted to screw everyone, including the party. So strike out there too. He paused, both mentally and physically, before shaking his head quite frantically. "Ziun Castir... calm yourself down and stop worrying." he muttered to himself. "We can work with that at a later time... for tonight, enjoy the night." Ziun smirked with a bit of a shrug, it had been a bit since he was able to just to really enjoy himself. He had been stressing about things lately, so perhaps tonight... he would just have a good time. A bit of a tavern and bar hopping situation was in order... he'd probably finish at the Drooling Dragon, which point he could properly rest and sleep off the inevitable hangover. With this in mind, Ziun headed off to where the nearest tavern and bar was... he wasn't sure what to expect initially, but he figured it'd be a good joint that had a decent sized crowd... he didn't need to have things go missing in a big crowd... but he also needed something with a strong sense of atmosphere. It had to be lively and it had to have that fun energy pumping through it. And despite the soreness that he had from his dive into the dungeon, Ziun felt relatively good about it all. Perhaps it was a step in the right direction after all...