Sky twisted himself into his wind form, and shot in front of her. "Or, I could just disappear, and stop my face getting peeled off. I'll just have to wait until I loose this Familiarity, but I must get something else from it. Eh, we'll see."
Sky's body suddenly twisted, as he felt a clod of dirt his the back of his neck, and another hit his arms. "Who... Did... That..." He hissed, the wind suddenly becoming much stronger. Off the side of the building, he saw a pillar formed of branches rise up, with a girl standing on it.
"Me. Duh. Honestly, you should know better than to make an alteration to the weather without telling the Dryads nearby."
"Why, you son of a b-" Another lump of dirt blocked up his mouth. Sky screamed, spitting out the earth, and sent a blade of wind through her colomn, causing it to shake slightly and slice several branches off.
"Ohh, you should not have done that. I think we need to tell your friend here something. What do you say? It's quite a gripping thing to hear about. You really are trapped in worry, aren't you?" She laughed, and turned to Rio. "This guy must really get on your nerves. There's a simple way to keep him from doing anything, and this is it. If he disappears, just get a bag, or a box, or anything airtight, and you can contain him in there. It's as simple as that, and I trust you won't abuse this knowledge, will you?" The dryad winked at Rio.
"Acacia! You had to tell her, of all people, didn't you? I wouldn't count on your trees getting much of that precious dioxide this year." Sky sent what would be a hurricane force wind hurtling through the pillar she had created, and it fell over with a crash, the roots, and girl, already melting into the ground. Sky then turned towards Rio. "Now, could you please do me a favour? You wouldn't mind scraping this dirt off my neck, would you? I can't touch it, and I can't disappear with it stuck to me."