Lea, on the other hand, was far more used to just following his heart and running on instinct. Not that that helped a great deal when things were this chaotic. Still, he nodded, then gestured for Essek to follow him, figuring a simple, easily understandable gesture might be a better option at the moment, since he didn't know just how scrambled Essek might be mentally.

"You can lean on me if you need to while we're walking," he said as they started off. "I know you're in rough shape, but we need to keep moving." With bits of the city disappearing seemingly at random, Lea didn't want to find out what would happen if they happened to be in one when it went poof.