Seth kept glancing around, keeping an eye on everything around them. Finally, when they took a brief break for lunch, he had his eyes still on the woods.

"I'll be back in a few minutes," he said, glancing at them before he moved into the woods.

Belle grinned. "Think he'll get one?" she asked Andy, having also seen the bishis around them.

"Probably," Andy replied. "I mean, I'm not sure how many you saw, but I saw plenty of bishies around us as we were walking. He's bound to trip over at least one." Digging into her bag, she pulled out a granola bar and started to munch on it. She wasn't hungry, really, she just wanted a bit of a snack.

Belle nodded, crossing her arms over her chest. "Yeah. Hopefully a bishi that he likes." She chuckled quietly. "And our little group of insanity will grow even more."

"Oh, joy," Eclipse said dryly, moving up behind her.

"Even if it's a bishi he doesn't really like," Andy said, "at least he'll be anchored. Then he can have all the time in the world to find the ones he does like, and he can release the other one when he's caught someone he likes." She didn't mind when Sess pulled her into his lap and kept an arm around her waist. She knew he would always be posessive like that.

Belle chuckled and nodded. "This is a true statement." She plopped down to wait, listening to everything around them.

Not twenty minutes later Seth came back, his eyes bright. He didn't freak out or have a fan moment, but he did look excited.

"So who'd you get?" Belle asked.

"Olivia, from Fringe." He grinned broadly.

"Sweet. Let her out."

Seth blinked before he tapped the ball, and a blonde woman emerged, looking around at everyone.

"I don't speak Fringe, so I'll just sit back and listen," Andy said. Obviously, Belle knew who this Olivia person was, so Andy would just have to listen for context clues and other such things.

"She's an FBI agent," Belle said softly to Andy as Seth introduced himself. "She basically gets herself into the world of weird, off-kilter fringe science, which is what the show is about. She's pretty cool, and she's a really good shot, to boot."

Seth grinned and moved over to the other two trainers, Olivia following him. "These two are Belle and Andy."

"Yo." Belle waved. "Nice to see you're adjusting well to joining the group. Always a good sign."

"I've seen weirder," Olivia said after a moment with a faint smile. Belle just chuckled.

"That actually sounds a lot like Warehouse 13," Andy commented softly back to Belle. "Except it's not science, it's artifacts that bend and/or break the laws of physics." She grinned when Seth introduced them. "Hey. Pretty much the weirdest ones I have are a giant talking cat and a pair of dragons. If you can handle that, you're good with me."

Olivia blinked before she shrugged it off. "Long as they don't bother me," she said, looking the rest of the group over.

"Nah, you'll be fine," Belle said with a grin. "We're crazy but fun."

Seth laughed a little. "And they play poker. Well, the guys do."

"Temeraire might be a little curious, but that's just him," Andy said. "Just humor him, that's all." She grinned. "We're going to try to get the guys to play strip poker together one of these days, if you want to help."

Olivia grinned. "Strip poker is fun," she agreed. "I'll play."

"You're either very brave or very sure you're good at poker," Belle said.

"Both."

"That'll be interesting," Andy said. She looked at Seth and Belle. "So, where are we headed next?"

"Well, I guess if there's an territory around here you wanted to visit. I know I wanted to get over to Star Trek, but that was all for me." Belle shrugged.

"I'll be alright just following you guys around," Andy said. "If we pass through the Warehouse 13 territory, then I'll see what I can find, but it's not like I need to go there."

"I think it's right around here anyway," Belle said. "For now we might as well just follow the path. Come on." She started walking again, her hands in her pockets. Seth followed her, walking next to Olivia and chatting with her.

Andy walked with them, glancing around. Somehow, it seemed too quiet in the woods, and it was setting her a bit on edge.

"Hey, Belle," she murmured, "is it just me, or does something seem a bit off around here?"

"I think you're right," Belle replied after a few moments. "It's very..."

"Quiet," Olivia said, her eyes narrowed as she looked around. "Too quiet."

Belle nodded. "I think we should stick together this time."

"Good, then it's not just me," Andy said. "Sticking together sounds good." Whatever it was, it was really unnerving her.

Belle stuck close to the others, glancing around. There was almost no movement in the trees, no sound. It was all very unnerving and probably a very Bad Thing.

"Belle," Eclipse warned her suddenly, moving closer to her. "We're not alone."

Andy heard Sess start growling softly, and knew he could tell someone was out there too. She glanced around uneasily, though she couldn't see anything out of the ordinary.

A little cylinder rolled in between them and started to spurt out gas. Olivia cursed and tried to kick it away, but more of them came in, filling the area quickly with white gas. Belle coughed a few times before she went limp, passing out. Seth managed a little longer, but not much.

Andy saw the little canister start spewing white gas, but it surprised her enough that she gasped, inhaling some of the gas. The last thing she remembered before passing out was seeing Belle collapsing as well.

Belle woke a while later in a small room by herself, painted the same white as before. She had a cot and a chair in the room, and that was it.

"Oh, you have got to be kidding me."

Andy woke up alone, in a small room. Glancing around she saw that it was just like the room from before, that she and Belle were kept in.

"Not again," she murmured. "At least I can't say that they didn't learn from before..."

Belle groaned and sat on the cot, glaring at the door and waiting for something to happen. Seth was sitting in his own room, royally confused and rather angry. Nowhere near as angry as Belle, though, who was tempted to hit something.