Fefnir understood exactly what Aeolus meant - it was an event that would disrupt the time-space continuum more than it likely already had been by their mere presence in the past. The Guardian realised that this was not the time for questions, and thus, he nodded to the green clad male in agreement.
Atlas’ admission about chasing whatever it was themselves made him frown in thought. He was not keen on the idea, at all, but what other choice did he have, lest his actions well.. destroy time or something?
Time travel wasn’t exactly his point of call after all as far as knowledge went.
He nodded to Atlas and then glanced at Harpuia once, before he turned back to Phoenix, “Magnion, can you direct our human friends to the place where the mechaniloids dissapeared?”
The phoenix huffed, “yes, I can show them where they were last seen on the horizon.”
"Alright then," he looked at Harpuia, and back to the human duo, "how about you go with my subordinate? That way should something amiss happen, you’ll have some kind of protection other than your ‘megamerges’."
He didn’t know a great deal about their powers other than the humans had some of his and Harpuia’s. But, how strong were they, really? Could they compare to the Generals themselves?
Somehow, Fefnir doubted it only because 1) they were human and 2), their signatures were quite weak.
"If this event has not happened yet, then it is probably for the best that Harpuia and I remain out of it," he looked at his sibling, and another more pressing thought occurred to him… one that he didn’t like so much, but it had to be done, "not to mention… that direction heads towards the Resistance base. We should let Blondie know about what’s going on, I suppose."
His tone of voice made it clear he wasn’t liking the idea any more than speaking of it verbally.
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