Torpid Void

Aerow
"What? A demigod?" Aerow rolled her eyes. "Don't get me started on the gods. Now, you should probably go right now."

Louis 
"I am a demigod, but I meant that more - nevermind, you ruined it anyway. It was supposed to sound really cool." Louis stood and headed for the room's door. "See ya, Princess." I hope I can at least say bye to Harper. 

Last edited on 2018-11-20 at 21:54:17 by Oswin

Aerow
Aerow watched him, then dispersed into air again.

Louis 
He found Harper. "I don't know when she's going to separate us, so I'll try to keep this quick. Good luck, kid. Try to get out of this place and back home, okay?" I'm not sure if we'll see each other again. 

Harper
"What about you?" Harper asked without looking at him.

Louis
"I'll figure something out. I don't plan on dying here." Louis paused, then continued. "I would have argued with her, by the way. But I didn't want you killed. I hoped maybe I could get you off the hook completely but it didn't work. Sorry."

Harper
Harper shrugged. "I suppose any logical person would've done it... thanks." Harper looked at the door when she heard a knock. 

Louis 
"I imagine that's our cue. Bye, Harper." He walked to the door. After a small sigh, he swung it open.

Harper
"Bye..." Harper mumbled, though she didnt expect him to hear. The lady was once again behind the door, though she didn't look as cheerful as she normally did.

Louis
"Oh, hello. It's you again. What's up?" 

Harper
"Apparently I have to take you to the fourth division..." the woman said, raising her eyebrows.

Louis
"Apparently." Louis stepped outside and pulled the door shut behind him. "Off we go, then." 

Harper
She nodded and started walking. She kept her head down the entire time and was abnormally quiet, though why that was, she made no mention of. She led him to the outskirts of the town, a far enough ways where no one could see them. After stopping, she turned around to face him, sighing and producing a black smoke from her hand.

Louis
"What is it with this place and theatrics?" Louis muttered under his breath. He waited a moment, then sighed. "So what am I supposed to do?" 

Harper
"Shut up so I can concentrate," she replied bluntly. She let mist swirl around them, then after utter blackness it turned into the fourth division. Which wasn't flattering to any degree. 
It had more hills and less sand, but was much hotter, and more violent.