Over the span of several minutes, the group watched the entire terrain change.

It began with the terrain cracking and splitting itself apart. The very continents lifted themselves up and moved across the circumference of the planet.

Oceans flooded some landmasses once they reached their new domains. But the dragons on board the vessel could feel minimal loss of life from the planet below.

Lailah was the most enamored by this scene. It was as if the planet had somehow fed on it''s own density and magic in order to grow larger.

"I assume you have a report of everything you''ve learned so far, yes? Give it to me." Lailah held out her hand without looking back.

Shin would have scoffed if he didn''t know she were deadly serious. "That''s not how this is going to work. I''ll be-"

Tatianna snatched the tablet from Shin''s secretary and growled at her fiercely. She then skipped over to Lailah and handed her the device with a big smile.

"Thank you, sweetheart." Lailah gave her a small kiss on the cheek and Tatiana''s tail swished back and forth.

She''s so precious. The lovers thought at once.

Shin could feel everyone staring at the sea goddess lovingly. It was disgusting.

''They better not be like this the whole god damned time...''

He was in for a rough escapade. The couple had barely gotten started with anything yet.

But since Seras in particular tended to get really excitable after a battle, the chances of him seeing much worse things before this campaign was over were really high.

Lailah read over the report of the order''s findings and hummed softly to herself.

Now that the group had the memories of their previous timeline back, it made much more sense why she had always felt like the leader.

"Interesting.." She hummed. Her curiosity sufficiently peaked.

She tossed the tablet back to Shin and he barely managed to catch it. "That''s enough studying. Take us down."

Shin could feel a heated gaze boring into his back. He knew instinctively that if he gave any more lip he''d be picking teeth up off the floor.

"...Just follow me."

Ordinarily his men would have responded with ''sir'' and sprung right into action.

But for some reason, they were dragging their feet this time.

A flash of light came from behind Shin''s back and he whirled around with his hand on the weapon at his side.

There, he saw a literal floating structure being created above their heads.

Valerie had an absentee look on her face; almost as if she was creating with her mind on something else.

A modest, Nevi''im-sized one story home was created in under a minute. It even had big open windows and furnishings!

Why did they need a 108 inch smart tv??!

(The answer? For the past 100 years Bekka can''t fall sleep unless the fan and the tv are both on. Or unless she is too exhausted from sex. Whichever happens first.)

"T-That is completely unnecessary."

The group paused and looked over their shoulders as Valerie put the finishing touches on their home.

Erica: "We said we''d make our own accommodations. Did you think we were bluffing?"

Audrina: "Did you want us to stay with you in whatever makeshift facility you were about to make?"

Eris: "We''re sorry, but that won''t be happening."

Shin started to get mad, but then realized they were right. This was much better.

He flashed a rare and deceitful smile. "You know what? It''s actually no problem at all. I''m just glad we''ll all have comfortable accommodations."

Abaddon and his brides sneered. Thrudd just stood around petting the animals.

Once their temporary house was set up, the group turned their backs and started walking away from the rest of the order.

"And where do you all think you''re going??" Shin yelled.

Abaddon looked back with a smile.

"There''s a large gathering of people about a mile from here. Don''t you wonder what the locals are like?"