Elsewhere, on another island separate from Southern Island, a magnificent white palace stood overlooking a vast rural marketplace. Within the palace walls themselves rested one of its many splendours: a vast hedge labyrinth trimmed with exquisite care. At the maze's wide open centre, a curious green light began to glow very brightly, directly in front of a large marble statue. Within the light itself, a familiar figure gradually came into view. When it finally faded away, Marine fully materialized and stood on the labyrinth floor. Sensing that she wasn't inside the cyclone anymore, Marine opened her eyes and took note of her surroundings. She then noticed the immaculate castle that stood not too far away from her and recognized it; this was the home of her very best friend: Princess Blaze! Perhaps she could help her get back home! Just then, Marine was met with a sudden breeze that caused her to freeze up in mild surprise. She fearfully looked down at herself and saw that she wasn't wearing a single piece of clothing! Covering herself up in embarrassment, Marine's blushing cheeks were joined by a look of lamentation, she couldn't let Blaze see her like this! To make matters worse, Marine suddenly heard a pair of voices that sounded close by and they were approaching her location! She needed to think quickly; what was she going to do?
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