Cain was silent again, before sighing heavily.

"Yeah." he said.

"That's fair." he admitted.

"All right... I... guess we're doing this." he muttered.

"Seems so." Azazel responded.

"And I hope this goes well for you." he told his son.

"I really wouldn't want this to be a failure, yet still have you tried for grievous crimes." he reasoned.

"Hey, I don't know." Azazel replied.

"But I don't fit under your judicial system." he said.

"I don't know how those in charge would see this." he went on.

"I don't understand how they would think." he continued.

He then just shrugged, and sighed.

"This is completely uncharted territory."

"Yeah." Azazel responded.

"Basement." he said.

"In the box labelled 'old books'." he went on.

"...that... makes sense. Hide it in plain sight." Cain mumbled.

"Pretty much." Azazel agreed.

"Guess we should go find them." Cain then said to Aedan.

"....REALLY hope this works." Azazel mumbled to them.

Cain just smiled when Lunet said what she did.

"Yeah." he replied.

"We should." he agreed.

"I'll bet this place is gorgeous in the Autumn." he went on, before stretching slightly.

"..." he was then silent, and looked at Lunet.

'Glad you like it." he told her.

"I had a feeling this would be a good idea." he chuckled.

Cain just sighed heavily.

"Slow." he said.

"We have most of what we need, but we need to know what caused her to come back." he told her.

"That can really speed things up." he continued.

"And we're running out of time." he lamented.

"We just need that big break."

"Oh, it can be done." Cain replied.

"Just... knowing that would make it go a lot more quickly, and it would make the end result more... guaranteed? If that makes sense?" he told her.

"It's hard to explain." he said.

He then sighed, and made his way a little closer towards her.

"Hey, we should consider heading back." he told her.

"Or at least going for something to eat." he continued.

"It's starting to get a bit late."

Lunet didn't realise that she was moving backwards.

However, Cain did. And he also noticed that she was moving alarmingly quickly.

"LUNET!" he called out.

"WATCH OUT!" he exclaimed.

He then raced towards her, just as she ended up moving backwards even more... and right off the edge of the cliff they were on.

Just as she fell, Cain dove towards her and threw his arm down to grab her... to which he did. However, he only managed to grab her by the foot, and his grip was NOT that tight.

'Shit, shit, shit...' he cursed mentally, as he tried to keep himself from panicking.

"NO!" Cain screamed as he saw her land in the water.

"NO! LUNET!" he yelled, before throwing caution to the wind, and jumping off the cliff. However, in the middle of the fall, he used his mana to teleport himself to where Lunet had landed.

"Lunet!" he yelled again.

"Lunet!" he repeated, landing in the water.

He then looked around, scanning the area, hoping against all hope she was all right.

'Please, please, please, please, please...' he silently begged.

'NO!' he thought, as he swam over towards her.

'Damn it, Lunet, NO!' he repeated.

He then grabbed her hand, and the two of them disappeared... reappearing in the security area of the Unit.

But instead of Jake that were there, it was Mira.

"...please!" Cain pleaded to her.

"Help!" he said.

"She needs help! Now!"

It didn't take Cain very long at all to reach the medical wing.

And when he arrived, Angela was waiting for him.

"Please!" he said.

"Help her!" he told the medic.

"She fell! Down a cliff and into the water!" he went on.

"...so much blood..." he then said quietly.