The Forest of Memphis

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Aquario listened silently and slowly removed his glasses, cleaning them with his sleeve. He didn't seem to say much to Magiana as she explained the situation. He cleared his throat and returned his glasses to their position. The tone in his seemed as strict as always but it had a hint of worry.

"Well... thankfully, they didn't hurt you." Aquario sighed. "As long as they don't hurt you, I wouldn't worry too much about them. They're nothing more than crazed fools who believe they have a purpose..."
 
Two individuals appeared and stood by the gates. Both of them had a different attire compare to the other group members and were female. They were referred as Guardian Watchers.

The rest of the group left. They were not bothered by Aquario's comments on the supposed "cowardice". However, one of them did respond.

"We don't wish to damage the body. It must remained in stable condition. What you think about our tactics means nothing. They are empty words is all--from a man who was swiftly bested by the weakness of our group." Guardian Watcher 1 explained.

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"Is the preparations on course for completion?" Watcher 1 said.

"Yes..." One of the members of the group responded. "Give us until tomorrow afternoon. Has the vessel been properly secured?"

"Yes. They won't have any chance to escape. They're bound to the chains we placed upon them, in the light of our fallen." Watcher 2 responded.

"Good. Make sure you keep guard in the front... I heard that some people have been requesting a guild to check this area out. It best to readied our weapons in case they come in and disrupted our revival." The man turned to the stone, which resemblance a woman. "She would be disappointed if we fail here."
 
"But they hurt you, and that doesn't make it okay either," Magiana sniffled in her quiet voice. "I don't even get what these markings on us even mean. Looks like some kind of language nobody would speak anymore. Maybe they're natives to... wherever we are."

"I'm glad the wand you gave me didn't get broken though... It's grown on me even though I only had it for a few hours."
 
Aquario stared at the symbols on their bodies and wondered what any of this meant. He has never seen such symbols before and couldn't even imagine as to what they said. He listened to Magiana and sat down to finally take a moment of rest.

"Well, consider it a valuable weapon until you learn to cast spells without a wand." He looked weak. "We need to find a way out of here."
 
"You won't be escaping, so don't bother trying to think of a way out." Guardian Watcher 1 stated. "You'll die trying.. haha."
 
"Mister Aquario, you should get some sleep... you don't look very good, and you haven't taken a break at all to rest. Who knows how long we'll be stuck in here." Magiana whispered before turning towards the guardian watcher.

"Y-you should be a little nicer to us, since we're technically special guests..." she threatened, although in her tone it didn't seem that way for the first part of her sentence. "I heard what the others said... you'll make the lady you worship really angry with you if that happens. And you'll be especially sorry if you hurt Mr. Aquario again," Magiana ended with a scowl.
 
"I don't need rest, young one. I just need to focus and figure out what's going on..." Aquario sighed but it was a bit obvious that he needed some rest. He glared at the man talking and he snarled.

"Don't talk to my student, you peasant. The only one who will die here will be you if you refuse to let us go. This place is filthy and disgusting, whoever you worship must be a mutt or someone who doesn't respect being clean."
 
The Guardian Watcher 1 slammed his lancer upon the bars. It managed to literally shakes the bars, causing bit of rubble upon the ceiling to fall.  

"You don't care to speak the maiden's name in such talk, boy." He angrily said. "Or I'll have you gutted like a pig you are!"
 
Magiana flinched and had cover her ears in reponse to the sudden loud noise. She let out a startled yelp before her cheeks flushed with embarrassment. 

"We're in big trouble... really big trouble." Magiana mumbled quietly, more to herself than others. She wished to be free, but they were in no advantage as it was. One wrong move and these people might isolate them from each other-- which she found even worse a situation.
 
"Hmph, coward..." Aquario growled but did nothing else to start a bigger fight with a man who could kill them both. He was beyond angry but he seemed to keep an eye on Magiana and was more preoccupied with her safety. He sighed and relaxed himself, sitting down and rubbing his head while fixing his glasses.

"Well, I guess we're stuck here for a while, Magiana..."
 
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