Temple eyes the thing eerily. "Please, if you don't know anything, could you go back to card form. We need a moment to think."

She bows and becomes a card.

Okay, it is less likely they are going to buried in flowers. That would be an undignified predicament. Also: What The Hell?

"Uh... Maybe we should leave in case someone saw... whatever that was?"

"Yeah, let's—let's do that."

And then the book starts glowing.

"What now?" Temple says looking at the glowing book.

...a floating, winged plush bear is what! Emerging from the book and making the lion on its cover disappear.

"I didn't know what I was expecting, but it wasn't that. Hello? Are you like... one of the cards?"

He looks up at him and says, "Helloooo! I'm Cerberus" (Kerberos) "and not one of the cards, wow that was a good nap, who're you?"

"I am Temple... this is Sadde. What are you?"

"I'm the guardian beast of the Cards, created to protect them and the world!"

"...protect the world from what."

"The Clow Cards."

"Are they dangerous?"

He floats onto the grass and the book stands up of its own volition behind him. "They can be, if they don't have a master," he explains, turning around to look at the book, which opens to reveal its content, "but these ones are fi—where are they?! What happened?!"

"Uh... We found them, and then I used The Wi-" He covers his own mouth before finishing the word, instead he waves The Windy with his other hand, along with his other cards, "and the cards started flying away everywhere."

"What? Why? Windy wouldn't do that."

"She totally did it, dude. Sadde, tell him what you saw."

"He said 'Windy' and the cards sorta scattered..."

"So you used Windy and the cards are all gone?"

"Yes... except for these ones?" Temple he points at the cards they have. "So... how fucked are we?"

"This is bad... This is really bad." He looks around. "Where are we?"

"In a... not exactly a park. We found the book buried in that spot over there."

He looks over at the state of the not-treasure chest thing.

"Wait, how long you were asleep?"

"...thirty years."