[After the chaos of the fairytale has ended, Asch is still in something of a predicament. He runs a hand through his hair, which has been cropped short, and far less stylishly than Luke's. He hates it. He hates this place, and he's apprehensive about what's to come.

Naturally, this means he tries to distract himself with training. He's set up a suit of armor on a pole in the middle of the forest. It's already seen some abuse.

Asch stands some distance away, concentrating, murmuring. A complicated glyph glows beneath his feet, the delicate fonic script speaking of snow and fury. Moments later, a rain of ice appears from a similar glyph in the air, striking the dummy without mercy.]

Hmph.

[ooc: Replies from this account and/or cutpride. His fairytale is over, but at least one of the consequences will be lingering for a couple of days, it seems.]

 Toto, we're definitely not in Kansas anymore. [Spider-Man crouched low on the ground, looking up at the sky to see nothing but a sea of stars. This was a far cry from the store he'd chased Mysterio into. Pulling himself to his feet, he looked around to trying and figure out just what this place was.]

Maybe I hit my head a little too hard on the landing. [He reached back to rub a sore spot on the back of his head. He took another moment to look around before stopping, rubbing his chin with one hand and placing the other on his hip.] Another illusion? Maybe, but it's just too good for him.

[This wasn't like the typical smoke and mirrors. There was genuinely something off about this place. He could hear something clicking off in the distance. Ah ha! Maybe that was the source of this illusion. Now if only he could find it.] My spider-sense isn't going off either. That's not a good sign.

Hey Mysterio, gotta love what you did with the place! [He called out while deciding to take a stroll. It was best to keep his guard up, just in case this really was an illusion. ] Not what I would've done, but to each his own I guess. Can't decide which I like more, the roman colosseum in the back or the weird thing you've got going on with the sky.