Alexandria and Eidolon follow her in.

It's a rush. The air pressure changes suddenly, and it feels like she's actually traversed the space between where she was and where she is very very fast.

Alexandria leads the way.

"Approximately. Not everyone has the potential to get them, but those who do will get them when put under sufficient stress," Alexandria explains as she finds her way through the maze.

Well, if she doesn't share her guesses with the rest of the class they can't comment on it!

Eventually they reach a room, where a woman with a doctor's lab coat is waiting with another, much younger lady in an utilitarian black suit. Both stand up, and the former says, "Hello. It is a pleasure to meet you. I am the Doctor." She extends her hand to Morgan.

"Please, sit," she says, and takes a seat herself. The woman with her doesn't say anything and doesn't take a seat, though. Both Alexandria and Eidolon do. "I heard you have quite useful powers and are responsible for Leviathan's disappearance and the Simurgh's odd behavior." She has a slight French accent, barely noticeable.

"Everything, I do believe. You see, we've been working for years on getting rid of the Endbringers with little success. At the current rate, our estimates are that we will be facing an end-of-the-world scenario in approximately thirty years."

"From the Endbringers? How often do they show up?"

"Once every two to four months. The same Endbringer never attacks twice in a row since Leviathan showed up. I'm not sure if you know, but our version of Japan has been mostly destroyed by Leviathan, with Kyushu having been completely sunk. You probably saved Newfoundland from a similar fate, but Behemoth has caused similarly extensive damage and it's basically impossible to gauge how much the Simurgh has affected."

"Only in that he can't see the future or affect people's minds," Alexandria says. "He's fifteen feet taller than Leviathan, and a dynakinetic."

"If you work through telescopes it might be possible to do something about the Simurgh before she can properly affect you or retaliate. We have to assume whatever plans she has already take you into account."

Another nod. "I'll try whatever looks promising with her, so long as she doesn't have a chance to get in my head again. If I can get her out of the solar system she'll have a hell of a time getting back without my level of telekinesis. And Behemoth can come with me on a field trip for scientific experimentation into killing Endbringers - is there a way you could get me some sort of device that will help with navigating in space? Otherwise I have to keep Earth in view so I don't get hopelessly lost."

"I had another idea."

"Oh?"

"We're not on the same Earth you arrived in."

"And we have access to universes that do not have an Earth in them," the Doctor says.

"That's useful. Are you able to check for other sentient species?"

"We're able to check for lack of obvious signs of sentient species within a certain radius, to the same extent we're pretty sure there aren't any at least in solar systems near ours."

"Doormaker can open doors from pretty much anywhere to anywhere else, but he's effectively deaf and blind due to his power. Clairvoyant can see and hear anywhere and has the wherewithal to process what he sees, and can also project it to other people. They work together to open and close portals where we need them to."

"There is a slight problem with that idea," says Alexandria.

"Once Clairvoyant stops touching his recipient, they become overwhelmed by it and tend to be stuck in bed for at least a week due to that. He and Doormaker never stop touching."