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As the other two made their way downstairs, Fen gave a standard friendly greeting to them before she put a hand to her chin and thought on Trevor's question. "Well, um, their name is Team Wildlife and I don't know anyone more...in tune with nature than Kasayee." She didn't really know any other druid in general and the girl's magic itself had about as much to do with "wildlife" then anything else she could think of. There was also Constable, though the girl grimaced at the thought. Was it insensitive for her to think of something that was clearly bestial in nature but had some form of sentience as "wildlife?" The girl furrowed her brow and closed her eyes, a hand to her chin as she was clearly deep in thought for a moment before she opened her eyes and remembered she was in the middle of a conversation. "Oh, right. Um, yeah. So, her and Constable I would assume would be people we could meet. Though, this world has already shown plenty of surprises so..." She would leave the option to be wrong open.  Not too long after this the group had arrived back in the park proper as they got ready to find out what they would be doing. Soon after that, a shadow cast across the sky that prompted the girl to look up. The girl's body tensed immediately, the sight of a large beast circling them putting her on edge, until it finally landed in front of them. The creature was large, far larger than any beast of burden she could think of, and bore a distinct resemblance to a dragon. Most of the dragons that Fen had been aware of, though, would have easily dwarfed the creature in size and they all had a certain presence about them that was notably missing from this creature.  She could not study it any further, though, her sight was obstructed by a woman suddenly appearing in front of it. Though, as she looked at the woman properly she had realized that they had actually just been riding the dragon the whole time. The girl refocused her attention on the newcomer, Rona as she was named, and gave a smile and wave to her. "I'm Fen, and these are the rest of my companions of Team Manna," she gestured to the others. "It's a pleasure to meet you Rona." Her smile then broke into a nervous laugh as she took the girl's last comment. "This world is quite, well, different from my own so I'll be sure to take you up on your offer if the need arises." Her expression then shifted to one of curiosity as she asked, "so, um, does your team usually partake in community service events like this?" Rona's expression froze a moment then she laughed it off. "Well, some of them don't, well, they like to conserve their energy. It's, er, easier to get them to do certain things I suppose." "Ah..." The girl had thought about her earlier comments on who the other members of the team might be as she said mumbled out, "my condolences." As she looked away from Rona after that her eyes drifted back towards the draconic creature, Cormag, as she saw fit to continue studying the beast. 

Lana was glad that her prayers were answered, and that the giant was no longer looking in her direction. She was less glad, however that there was now a swarm of shadows making their way towards her. Lana sheathed her mace, knowing that it would do little good for her to actually use it against them anyway, before she bolted off towards her primary weapon that had been lying on the ground. The girl bent over to pick it up before she looked back up to see what her next options were.  As things stood there was a swarm of shadows that stood between her and the much much bigger shadow that was in charge of all the badness here, at least she thought as much. Unfortunately for her the shadows were unkillable by her current weapon. As such the only thing she could really do is make some space for herself as she backed away from the enormous shadow monster and lead the smaller shadows towards her down the path.  The further she ran, though, the more she realized just how narrow the path was and how little room she had to actually maneuver around them. The option to enter the forest always existed but the dark woods gave her more of the heebie jeebies than the shadows did. Once it became clear how this was going to end up, the girl took a deep breath as she stopped her back pedal.  At least they couldn't stop her.  The girl sprinted forward, making her way into the group of shadows as she attempted to pass them. One of them reached out and grabbed onto her, the girl feeling her body return more to its normal state prior to her potion as she continued on. Thankfully the incorporeal bodies didn't have the weight to actually do anything else and so the rest of her run towards the large monster was unimpeded. The girl went for the creature's foot and, with her axe reeled back, the girl swung with all she could. The blade buried itself into the ankle of the monster as it had before, pulling the weapon out as she went for yet another swing.  It was clear though that her tactic was short lived as the shadows were already gaining back on her. "Can't you find someone else to bother!" The girl shouted at the undead as she pulled away from the Nightwalker's foot. With them hot on her tail the girl ran past the creature once again, attempting to either guide the monsters away or at least make them someone else's problem. 

"But I’m going to need some more assurances if I’m actually going to help you. For starters, G3 would have to take responsibility- full responsibility. If you’re the ones leading the charge, I’ll happily follow along." It seemed that she was very concerned about who would be blamed for what was happening. Luckily for Thessa she didn't mind if people put it on her. She did break the thing, even if she doesn't think she did anything wrong, so why not? "If it bothers you that much I'll take on the responsibility myself"  "Are you willing to say that into a microphone? You understand it would be useful to me later." "Why not, doesn't mean a thing to me." Thessa repeated it into Tidebinder's phone. She had also wanted a date and time spoken which Thessa felt was just a bit overboard. What exactly was the big deal anyway?  "I imagine you already know what to do with this. And you," she said to Clotho. "Don't get any ideas." "What, do you want me to pinky swear? It's cool. I'd have even gotten a notary in here if you'd asked. I know a guy." Thessa had returned Clotho's smirk. Though she wasn't entirely sure what they were smirking about. Messing with Tidebinder perhaps? It was a bit of a silly little distraction that was true. Thessa wasn't sure she liked the Caesar thing being brought up again, she still felt an uncomfortable feeling when she thought about it, but it was amusing to see these verbal maneuvers play out in front of her. A noticeable weight lifted from Tidebinder's shoulders. "Well then, I suppose I can be magnanimous and help you clean up your little mess. Just point me in a direction. Do you have an idea of where you want all that steam to go?" "I dunno, away?" Thessa said with a shrug, thinking Tidebinders words were a bit of an exaggeration, before adding, "we got a bunch of people on the big robo dude they probably figured out something by now."  "I can do away." "Well that's perfect then. Away we go! Or, away it goes! Both I guess." Thessa strolled out and into the fog. She noticed that it appeared to retract at Tidebinder's mere presence. Though Thessa got the sense that she was putting some sort of power into it to get that result. Either way Thessa, still with lingering embers from the time she used up, clapped her hands together to help push the fog back faster. This time the fog didn't seem to close  back in on them as they made their way back to the "big robo guy". "Well this is even easier than I thought it'd be!" Thessa said. Her voice was chipper though she couldn't help but think it was also somewhat of a shame.