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"Huh?" Mina responded, before a chuckle escaped past her lips. "Oh, nonono, no... Im not even remotely close." She replied, emmiting a clearly veiwable mist of a mix of black and white for a few seconds. "I'm what you would call, a Gemini, or a living paradox of two polar opposites. I'm the light-dark type, or Black-White. Whichever you prefer."

"Water! Water!" John crawled through the sands of the seemingly endless desert. He would have brought more provisions if he had known the map had so inaccurate with its distances he would have brought more. However his ten gallon of water that would have been plenty for the ten miles he thought he needed to go wasn't even close to enough for the true distance of one hundred miles. Even using dozens of chems to help him through it. As he dragged himself through piles of sand he finally saw it a tower in the distance. "Its the city. About time." John slowly, but surely dragged his way towards the Colossallia desert city, with water on the brain.

___"That... is... strange..." Zion put his hand to his forehead, grunting in pain. "Ugh... if this is a freaking premonition, it sucks." He staggered forward. His senses had suddenly opened up, and he was receiving far too much information to process, even with his advanced mental ability.
___Zion rubbed his forehead with the hand, trying to relax and organize the information. His psychic potential was definitely more developed than that of most humans, but this was quite a bit beyond his normal capacity.
___"Ah!" He grinned suddenly. "Gotcha." He climbed back into the Hellion, starting it up and concentrating on one panel. "Fluctuations...? No, the ambient aethereal energy seems pretty stable. Let's see if this works," Zion muttered to himself.
___He synched with the onboard computer via technopathy, his most refined skill. Using this, he directed the aetherscope back home to concentrate on his target. Like many of the more advanced functions the Hellion performed, this one could only by accessed by a technopath.
___Though he could have attempted a teleportation, the Hellion had its own weaponry, and also carried much of Zion's personal weaponry. He figured that it was better to make sure he didn't miss his target, as he still wasn't that good at teleporting.

The guard smiled " Water may be around here... why don't you show some respect first pipsqueak... "

John was a little lost for words for a moment. "Could I have some water... please?" He slowly got up back to his feet, he felt a little wozzy, but he was able to stand. He make a little bow and repeated himself, but far shorter. "Water pretty please?"

"Princess... Wait... you mean..." Mina repeated, blinking for a few times, before she recoiled in shock, her step backward moving a great amount of sand, well over a truckload's worth. "Ah! You're the queen's... Gah!" She immedietely bowed. "I am so sor-- wait..." she paused for a moment, then resumed bowing. "I greatly apologize for speaking to you without formal. I mean, speaking to you familiarly... I mean... Agh!"

She was in a state of panic now, constantly trying to get the words in line, but none seemed to hit satisfactory with herself.

Crash corse averted.

Mina regained her posture as she replied that she had shown respect. "Well, that's good to know..."