Lariah said at lunch a couple of days later. “You think they’ll be able to help?” Kyerion asked, willing to take whatever help they could get at this point. They’d spent days trying to come up with a solution to their problem and still had no answers. Their time hadn’t been wasted, however. When they weren’t busy soaking up as much information as they could on the vid-terminal, they’d explored every inch of the Ugaztun, learning everything they could about it from how it was built to how to navigate it. Being Druids, they learned at a rapid rate, but there was so much to learn that they’d barely scratched the surface. Unfortunately, none of their knowledge, new or old, helped with the problem of how to awaken Glory.“It can’t hurt,” Lariah said, bringing Kyerion back to the moment. “We worked together…,” Lariah trailed off, her eyes narrowing as her mouth turned down in a frown. “I’m so stupid,” she said. “It never occurred to me, to any of us, to tell you how Glory managed to free you.”“And it never occurred to us to ask,”
