Is anywhere safe anymore?

"It's easier this way," she commented eyeing her.

"But it isn't. I tried going it alone, it wasnt easier."

"Maybe not for you. I like being alone."

"That's sad though."

Dahlia scuffed. "I'm perfectly happy the way things are."

"Alright, but being with creatures connected to the earth is helpful when the esrth wants to kill you." Iris hummed cheerily before flying back down. Hoovering in front of the boys; "Lets keep moving?"

Dahlia didn't seem fazed. "I'm already dead."

Noah nodded.

Iris ignored her, landing on top of Noah's head. "Onwards."

Levi sighed deeply. "Iris stop being annoying."

Noah blinked in surprise. "Are you planning on staying there?" On his head that is.

"Yes."

He laughed lightly. "Okay. Which way are we going?"

"Forward."

"If she annoys you too much just flick her with your fingers." Levi advised

"If I flick her she'd go flying."

"She's hardier than she looks."

"Looks tiny to me," he replied, clearly smirking.

"Be careful or I can drown you." Iris warned quietly.

"And I can eat you," he warned.

"You underestimate me." Iris shrugged

"Do I? You're the one saying you'll drown me."

"Because your calling me tiny."

"I was joking, geez." Noah muttered shaking his head.

Dahlia watched them for only a brief moment.

"Maybe I was too. Or maybe I wasn't." Iris shrugged.

Levi just walked ahead of them with a sigh.

Noah shook his head slightly, a light smirk on his face as he walked.

"So, how did she convince you to come along aith us?" Levi asked quietly.

"She offered to help me find my sister," he glanced over at Levi.