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As the whole group entered the portal, the first thing that greeted the group was them all floating in mid-air surrounded by stars and galaxies flying past them at light speed. Martellus knew something was wrong when he saw what was going on, what was supposed to be going on was a quick transport as described by the mages, but what he was currently seeing right now was something not described the mages which indicated that the experiment failed at a crucial point and they were possibly going to die. "This is not supposed be be happening right now..." Martellus stated grimly as he looked at his surroundings. He had thought that any second they were going to die a very bloody death just like the volunteers he saw who opted to test the portal.

It was only five minutes later when something happened, suddenly the group was flung forward at faster then light speeds, passing by the stars and galaxies then flew past them. Soon a blinding white light soon came into view forcing the group to either cover their eyes or turn away in fear of going blind, Martellus opted to close his eyes and pray. The seconds for the group passed as the light continued to blind the group making it feel as though hours, or even days have passed since the light has appeared. Eventually everything just stopped, the light suddenly vanished and they were no longer flying through the air, were they dead? That was the question Martellus asked himself as he slowly opened up his eyes.

He was greeted by two stone walls surrounding him on both sides signaling that the area they were at was some sort of alleyway made of smooth stone with no cracks in the foundation of the walls, it was as if the stone used to create the wall was fused together with magic. "Is...everyone alright?" Martellus asked the others making sure they were still alive at the very least, while he waited for the response from the others he had decided to take a moment to collect himself after their "journey", he felt sick to his core and he had to touch his arm a few times to make sure it was still attached to his body.