Then he released they looked that way because that's exactly where the letters were- and where he was. Suspending in some sort of fluid that felt like...a slightly thicker take on water, he panics- completely ignoring the sign. He looks around- but the fluid seems to fill the little room entirely. Bare except for himself and the sign, the room appeared off-white and not adequately lit while being completely in cased. No exit! No air! He was going to drown! He was going to die!"Do not panic" says. " She was done with my hair. I felt so pampered, like never in my life. "I love it here. This is where I belong." I thought with delight. "I will embrace the pain when it comes." I looked at Ayala and was sure she knew exactly what I was thinking.She kissed my lips. "I've made this journey too." She whispered, turned and led me downstairs. My mind was racing, pondering all she had said. I knew I was intelligent and now I was also being shown how ignorant I was. "I'll use one to fix the other.". "Why would he do that?" you might ask.To which I'd answer, "What? I'm suppose to be an expert in cat logic?"Well, you can believe it or not, but guess what happened next! I followed him down the alley, right past Millie's to the end of the block. He looked both ways and sprinted into the next alley. So did I. About half way down that block, he stopped, looked to the left and shot through some tall hedges.As I neared where he went in, I heard something like squeaking or whimpering. When I stood. “I know, I’m hungry and could do for a meal.” Jace knew little about slimes and even less about the ones that developed into humanoids. Tales of how they were toxic with powerful acids left little to the mind of what a Slime would eat. Jace just wanted to get through this swamp but was now impeded by this girl. His hand still grasped the sword tightly while he looked her in the eyes, “I don’t have much food on me but we can work something out.” The look she gave him caused Jace to lift an.