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Rose hadn't but gone four steps when the other, unfamiliar girl, stopped Nogard. But Rose was not going to let that stop-
HURK!

ANTIE-D's arm had shot straight out in front of Rose, and Rose got clotheslined, and was looking up at the ceiling before she could recognize what had just happened. And as she was starting to put it together, she felt a pressure on her chest. Looking down, she saw ANTIE-D, with a foot on Rose's chest, pinning her down quite effectively. Considering that ANTIE-D probably weighed over 200 pounds, and was mostly dense metal, Rose had no choice but to lie there on the ground.

"Rose. Nogard is our ally, not our enemy." ANTIE-D paused. "So whatever blue has been telling you is... exaggerated, and should be ignored at this time."

Looking over to Nogard, she opened her mouth to say something, but stopped. She had requested an update from Nerissa about the visitors, and had just received what was known about Xangord. It made her pause, for just a second.

"Rose is not herself. We've actually brought her here to Lia Alit Iil-tia to get fixed. And either way, she did not know about your... change of heart, Nogard. I assume she thought you were to blame for Dragon's condition."

Tuli had popped off Nogard's shoulder when she had run at Rose, and he took advantage of the sudden stop to land on Nogard's shoulder once more. He liked other fire-users, and he could feel their inner wamth. He had felt so cold out in space, but this was cozy.

Niko opened one eye half way to watch the goings-on. When everyone stopped, Niko's eye closed again. Taran's head was quite comfortable, after all.

Jaa hovered around the water Dragon who was strapped to the table, wondering if she could, indeed, help the way Taran supposed. She was worried, a bit, but she would do anything to help a water Dragon. She had grown up on the Blue Dragon's world. Her magical core, which was ice, after all, could indeed hold the cure for Muhyam. She watched Tuli out of the corner of her eye. He had been so cold up here so far, that finding a Red Dragon had made him so happy he'd forgotten why they had come to the Blue Dragon in the first place. She smiled wistfully. Let him be happy. He would need happiness after this.