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You're not alone; it's interesting here and good for a training location, but it's boring sitting here and Tel'aran'rhoid will be more useful for training, Sasori; we'll use its unique effects and powers to ensure we get moving quickly and assuredly, Onyx thought, moving with almost inhuman grace. He held up one hand and flicked his hand, a large Fuuma Shuriken materializing in it.

Onyx half shrugged, leaning against the wall. He flicked his free hand and dismissed the Fuuma Shuriken into a small burst of black mist, a spear forming in its place. Bair smiled slightly, noticing it.

Onyx half shrugged. It worked to get here, both to recover time and get here without the baka realizing we were here until we were under his nose, he thought. His eyes widened fractionally as he inhaled sharply. The spark stone on his forearm started blinking, as if broadcasting Morse Code, yet the flashes were rapid and too fast for Morse Code. "India; the balances of light and night will be balanced there as well as the night's loss of one of their own," he said softly. He didn't know what it meant, but was sure it would come to pass.

Onyx shrugged slightly, his eyes locked on the wall before it rippled slightly, forming into an odd hallway as Bair walked to stand beside him. "Why the Stone, boy?" she said sharply. Onyx shrugged one shoulder, not looking at the Wise One. "They will not expect an incident from there; I doubt Tarik realizes how truly massive Tel'aran'rhoid is," he said quietly. Bair snorted as Roarke stalked up to the group. "Fancy place, lad; a little flashy for my preferences, though," the Scotsman muttered.

Skurai aproached the guardans with his brother and faced them, "Your impatients will be the end of you. Proper preparation is needed. You all want to go up against Tarik and a whole entire army. And I promise you Tarik will be more prepared this time than he was last time. Before we leave I need to tell my generals to keep watch of the army and Eva. And when I give them the signal to come arms blazing into Tarik territory just in case he decides to use his vast army."

Onyx snorted under his breath. "You do that; I have a plan in mind that will bring in a few old friends of mine, and if I'm right.... it may awaken something I suspect is already starting to surface fully," he said softly. Roarke tilted his head at the younger fighter in violet-black, wondering what that meant. "Bair, I'm assuming you can contact the other Wise Ones," he said dryly. The white haired woman in dark brown and dark blue snorted. "Of course; I can contact them easily in the dream," she said, sounding slightly annoyed and distracted. "You will not go into the dream in the flesh," she said flatly. Onyx exhaled as he spun the spear in his grip, seeming completely focused on it to the point of ignoring what was around him. "Wrong; we have no choice in this... you know what is on the line," he said flatly, his tone like stone. Bair flinched slightly, glancing at Eiji. "Angel, you will dissuade this foolish notion," she said to him. Onyx's hand flicked out and lightly touched Bair's shoulder. "There is no time for convincing; we have to move...now," he said as the Wise One glared at him.

Eiji quickly glances at Bair when he hears his race being called. He assumes that the low-life is speaking to him, but is not sure what foolish notion she was speaking of, "What are you talking about, miss....?" He had not seen her before so he is completely clueless as to who and what she was as well as why she was speaking like she was giving an order. Impulse was having it's way with him as the grip around his sheathed blade began to tighten.

Bair frowned. "It is an evil thing you seek to do; I will not be part of it," she said to Onyx. "You used it to get here; it is what Egwene did when she dropped me here in this dimension to keep the Dark One from sensing my birth and strength, damn it," Onyx said coldly. His grip on her shoulder tightened slightly. "Trust me.... you don't want me to get pissed off, Bair-nee-chan," he said quietly. Bair snorted. "I am a Wise One of the Haido sept of the Aiel, you cannot sway me that easily," she said dryly. Onyx's hand released her suddenly as he turned away. "I haven't forgotten what I went through; I hold the memories of what Egwene and Rand did to keep it from using me to break what they did in my mind and heart," he murmured. He stepped into the portal without looking back and without waiting for the other guardians. His past was far more complicated than anything they'd (meaning the other guardians) ever understand.