The glowing of Enia definitely spooked out Tolkian. They were in prison right now. It wasn't just the sudden glowing of her either. It was also the fact that her face was now blank and was wasn't even speaking at all. It was as if complete life was stripped away from her very body. The soul within her was absent.
Tolkian tried to ignore this. He wanted to think about his reasons of arrest. They charged him with hiding away a weapon of mass destruction? Tolkian wasn't aware of himself having any such things as these. He pondered harder and harder about it until his head just pained too much. Maybe it was better that he just rested up. Even though the beds in prison weren't comfortable at all, and he didn't even know if it was possible to get any sleep on these. He at least had to rest away from everything that had been happening during the last few hours.
The only thing that Tolkian was told of, was that they detected that somewhere in his house, they found some weapon, although they weren't exactly sure what it is, but they had to arrest him so that he couldn't do any harm to anyone, and they wanted to search out his house thoroughly.
Tolkian that night had a dream. It was a dream just like some of his Fantasy stories. Light surrounded him, and the light was dragging him down into a yellow hole. This hole supposedly held all the secrets of the world. With the secrets of the world, anyone who were capable of understanding them and using these secrets, could rule or destroy the world as they wish.
The only difference with this dream and Tolkian's stories was that in this dream, the very secret of this World was the Persocon of Enia. How could she be a secret of the world? This was a dream afterall anyways...but still... After the bizarre dream, he woke up and came face-to-face with Enia. She was looking down upon him and now it looked like she had life in her. She was talking too, but it didn't seem to be quite the way she would usually act.
This is what she had said to Tolkian, with me...Please come with me and we can be free. I will take you away to a better place..." Now Tolkian had even more reason to be more confused.