Actually that Abscond was awful

[Roger Smith]

Eventually, as he was moving at no great rate of speed, his angry floating brought him close enough that he was able to make out the details of the gate he had chosen to head toward. It looked a heck of a lot different from the one to Coruscant, the only one he'd seen up close so far. It looked vaguely like it was covered in vines or something from his current distance, but that was something he dismissed as improbably, shortly before he was slapped in the face by his own mind, reminding him to shove his logic in a small box under the proverbial stairs. As strange as his own home and adventures might have been, things didn't seem to always operate on the same principles of weirdness here. Slightly out of the ordinary here might have been utterly bizarre back home, while in some places, the exact inverse might have been true.

A gateway covered in vines wasn't even really that strange, all in all. More the oddity of its stark difference from the only other one he'd seen so far.

He idly wondered, as he floated his way along, just where that pesky little crocodilian accomplice of his had wandered off to. Given Nakworth's penchant for getting into all manner of mischief when left to his own devices, he could be just about anywhere by now. Not that Adam really cared. True, the little critter might have been Adam's only friend for a long while, but it had betrayed him at least three times in his CURRENT cycle of events, and was generally a pain in the everything, as useful as he might have been to have around for company and menial tasks.

But he was also very, very, very dumb. Adam would miss him, for a little while, but he would get over it.

And besides...he could apparently more of the little creatures, if he really wanted. And hopefully they would be less dumb.