I only had a moment to enjoy the rest and the light show before two concerned faces loomed over me, blocking the view.
"I"m all right," I said, but didn"t fight the hands that helped me sit up. It was like I had just slumped over. My legs were still more or less crossed, my sketchbook tipped off my knees but not quite sprawled on the floor. "How long was I out?"
"Out?" Thorbjorn said, confused.
"You just gasped, like you were sucking in air after deep diving, and then you fell over backwards," Loke told me. "How long do you think you were out?"
you"Most of a day," I said, pressing a hand to my forehead. "I guess I"m not quite synced back up from my first trip down here when I lost a bunch of days."
"I don"t like this fire," Thorbjorn said, but low, as if he were afraid the fire would
