SkyDoesMinecraft FanFic: Part 4

Rit's POV
We were hiding when Jeanny came back. Theresa was behind a large filing cabinet, Jesse under a chair, and I was inside a closet, the door barely cracked open. She was tip toe-ing along, several butter swords in her hands. She held them gingerly.
Jeanny spotted Jesse first. “Ready?“ she whispered.
Jesse nodded. Theresa and I revealed ourselves and we made our way to the exit.
“Stop!“ a harsh whisper cried. We whirled around, hands each quickly taking a butter sword from Jeanny. Standing there was a girl, with short blond hair and strange eyes. They seemed to almost glitter in a lovely shade of orchid. “Can I join you guys?“ she asked.

Jeanny's POV
I almost burst out laughing when I saw the look on Rit's face. He looked the way a wolf looked at a bone.
“Sure,“ Theresa answered.
The girl smiled and said, "Great, I'm Alicia. Let's go."
I gave her a butter sword, then we quietly opened the door and walked out. We entered a glass chamber, the only thing seperating us from thousands of tons of water. I took a deep breath.
"So, can you swim?" I asked Alicia.
She smiled. "I can do better." She reached over and grabbed my hand and Rit's. Rit looked like he was socked in the stomach. "Jeanny, can you grab Theresa and, Jesse, can you hang on to someone?" she asked.
Jesse gripped Rit and Theresa held on to me.
"Wha-what are we doing?" asked Jesse Rit nervously. He was blushing, as red as redstone.
"Teleporting," Alicia answered and before anyone could reply a flash of bright light blinded my vision.

Sky's POV
I patiently waited for the two squids to leave the room. Finally they got tired of taunting me and exited. I pulled out the lever Jeanny gave me. I checked the door for any squids, then placed the lever next to the door. The door opened with a click. I crouched down, listening for any outside squids. Nothing. I silently swung open the door, and made my way to the weapons room.

Theresa's POV
Teleporting was like flying, but you were going several light years a second. I felt like someone had grabbed my stomach and tugged it downwards. My hair flew around wildly and Jeanny's grip had tightened. My blurred vision told me we were underwater. However, our speed  seemed to have formed a barrier around us, because we were bone dry. Good. I don't like water that much. We were very deep, for it took several minutes to reach the surface. Finally, with the sound like a plunger un-plunging, my feet touched solid ground. Jesse dropped down and groaned. Rit, however, was bouncing around excitedly, saying he wanted to go again. Jeanny just stood there, speechless. I wriggled my hand to tell her she was still holding on. Not moving anywhere else, she let go.