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Andarlo walked along a well beaten path through the forest still searching for the final two bugs. His head swayed from side to side as he searched. then he remembered that the bugs were invisible to the naked eye and he needed to use his senses. "Damn it, I might have missed them on my way here," he muttered. He stopped and closed his eyes and concentrated on activating his senses. He didn't feel anything different.

When he opened his eyes everything was different, and though he couldn't see them his eyes had changed color from a bright red to a shiny silver. He turned around and looked at the way that he had come, but he couldn't see any insects. So he turned around again and continued on his way. "Nothing"

Coremean looked around. Somehow, the forest felt familiar, and not because he ran through it earlier, but it felt like he had been here before... He shook his head. Thoughts like that don't help the current situation. He tried focusing his senses, and was successful for but a second. In that second, he saw a glimpse of two bugs. Straying from the rest of the cats, he ran after the bugs. He sank his claws into one of the bugs, causing it to disappear in a puff and release the light it held. He ran into the light and spared himself a chuckle. Fighting was easier than he thought. After getting the second one, he ran to the other cats, and proudly showed the orbs to them. His part was done, now all he had to do was follow the others.

"Ahh damn it, where are those last two insects. I've been looking for thirty minutes!" Andarlo said to himself. Suddenly a bush ahead of him shook violently.

Machiko honed her senses, then quickly scanned the area. 'Let's see... there's two around... One over here and another close to it...' Machiko slowly approached the nearest bug she had seen, then quickly killed it and collected the light it revealed without disturbing the other bug nearby. 'That's one...' Catching the sight of the other bug, she pounced towards it and quickly killing it, collecting her last tear. 'Great. Now to get back to the others.. she thought, walking back to the other cats.

{{sorry I havent been on lately guys! I was at my last band camp... crying Aaannnd a boatload of stuff happened. Time to jump on the band wagon! }}

Link loped lightly through the forest, already carrying the two charged orbs of light gently in his jaws. He rounded the last bend leading to the spring, and was relieved to find almost everyone back already. He gingerly let the glowing balls roll onto the ground with the others, anxious for the nest move.

Zelda settled back on the ground, keeping a close eye on the bird, which obviously seemed either annoyed or scared. Zelda sighed and counted the Vessel's pieces that had made it back. The cats, she knew (because she had seen them), were going to return shortly, which added another six to the pile plus the others she saw. With delight, she saw that the only ones left were the snake (which had apparently never even left, perhaps as a sign of protest) and the fox (which she hoped would return).

Valven stayed quiet for he felt there was no more need to waste his breath on these odd people. Something, thought, seemed off about the raven sitting in the tree. He then looked back at the lazy snake that refused to move.

At this rate I will not get my normal form back. I do not know why I thought this group would do any good in what would be a simple task. Valven thought about this before he turned back to the sky.