We came back because we can never read enough!

[Queen Bright]

Asura sighed, "The event that caused them to basically poof, cannot be recreated, as I said. But!" Asura held up her index finger as she continued. "It can be joined, I can send you to the exact moment in THIS timeline of what happened, without changing a thing. However... what happens after that, is unknown. They're obviously out of my power, which means you could quite possibly die." Asura grinned a bit. giving an innocent tease.

[Gaserlake]

Gaserlake laughed. "Thanks for tempting me to do it," he said without sarcasm. "But ummm... one thing, though. I'd do it as long as you let me read whatever is necessary to study this thing," he said as he pointed at the pieces of Hikaru's device on the table.

[Queen Bright]

"Very well." Asura frowned. "Take it all with you if you must, I can't guarantee you'll return. I also can't guarantee that if you find Miss Hikaru, she'll be too happy about that. Anyways..." Asura stood straight and picked her staff back up, pointing the end of it into the air, and drawing several diagrams and such in silver writing. When she finished, she dropped her staff and held out her hand, calling silver energy to her hand, the energy of time taking an embodied shape within an item. The sphere glowed bright for a moment or two, before taking the shape of a simple old fashioned-type gold and silver pocket watch, the kind with the pin on top.

"Here's how it's going to happen." Asura pointed to what she had drawn. "I'll open a tunnel to send you back to the very moment before they disappeared. The time when they were in the Sphere's of energy. The exact time you get there, you have several seconds to click the pin on this, or die in their attacks." She pointed to the pocket watch. "When clicked, it will cause you to be a phantom to that timeline, outside space, but still in the timeline. Follow Miss Hikaru, and C2323, if you see him, and do not lose them. The watch will continue to count down. When the countdown ends, it'll mean you're back in the present, at that time, click the pin again, to re-join space." Asura threw the pocket watch at him.

"When you do that, you'll be able to be seen. To the timeline, you will have changed nothing. It will be as if you had just teleported there, instead of being there the whole time. DO NOT, click the pin before the countdown ends. Understand?"

[Gaserlake]

Gaserlake caught the pocket watch. "Alright. Several seconds to die, huh? That sounds fun. But don't worry. I won't screw up." He collected the pieces of Hikaru's teleporter, and grabbed a book that came out of nowhere, which was about the teleporter.

[Queen Bright]

"And, not so fast." Asura held out her hand, another book materializing in it. This time it had a quill pen attached to it by a ribbon, it was black leather with golden pages, and looked a bit like a journal. "No point in sending you if I can't get an answer as to where Miss Hikaru is. Take this as well." Asura carelessly tossed the book to him, a second appearing in her now empty hand. "Whatever you write in it, will also be written in the second. Unless, somehow, spells are cut off too."

[Gaserlake]

Gaserlake grabbed the second book. "Alright. You just want to know where she is?"

[Queen Bright]

"And anything else, such as what is going on. Just, don't lose any of it." Asura picked up her staff. "Ready?"

[Gaserlake]

"Yeah," Gaserlake nodded.

[Queen Bright]

"Try not to die." With that, Asura twirled her staff, the beads on the rings spun around the rings as the sand in the hourglass fell quickly, a silver glow escaping the great orb encased into the rings around the hourglass. It stay entrapped, for a few seconds, then let out a great flash of silver light throughout the Records of Time, so great, that the books in every case shook.

[Gaserlake]

When the flash was gone, Gaserlake disappeared.