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(At the moment, Josline and Kaze are spending quality time after all they've been through, but the reunion between Taka and Jos will be a interesting one to type... but Josline is very loyal so I doubt there will be a love triangle with Kaze, Jos and Taka...)

Tythia looked around seeing a wisp of smoke moving behind a tree near the house. There he was, she needed to distract this man attention. Make sure that he didn't go after Meko too. "HEY! I thought I was your target, what you getting distracted for?" Tythia mocked.

Opal twitched in her sleep before her eyes slowly opened. She felt a sharp pain in her arm due to the restricting magic from Helios. She felt herself almost wanting to cry out in pain. To distract herself she sat up fully and saw she was no longer in the forest, but in a tent. "Vaati?" She called out, pulling herself up from the bed.

(Meko is an animal spirit from the reapers realm, he wasn't a white tiger than died and came back as a spirit because all Animals loose their spirits after death... So no, he's not technically a spirit)

Tythia flew to the roof and landed. Of course she had been lying when she saw it was nice to fly as a spirit. However, she wasn't a spirit and still had physical touch... she was a reaper. Flying was already zapping strength out of her. She looked down seeing Hades confused. Was it that he couldn't sense Meko? Well... he wasn't a spirit after all so it would be more difficult for him to spot out.

Arious moved back across the field toward castle town hoping that the gate wouldn't close. It was nearing sunset so he tried to hurry. "I'm sure April is fine..." A thought then struck him. Does she even know about the future April? Perhaps... it would be best not to say anything... Thankfully, they made it through the gate in time. He managed to get to their home. He had forgotten the key, so he kicked the door down. It fell to the ground with a plop and he simply stepped over it carrying his wife up the stairs to their chambers. "Don't worry about the door.. I'll fix it..." He laid Silver on their bed and frowned. He had to save his sister... But what could he do?

Endymion began climbing a fleet of stairs going into one of the towers. "What is it?" He said as he took the stairs two at a time.

The man walked to the center of the room and stood before the door and sighed. "I know you are not the one I had searched for. Your power is considerably weak compared to hers... Besides... like I said before... you are not of Elonacia." He closed his eyes and took a deep breath. "That creature you saw... It is called a Morhedel. It creates illusions to make their prey fall victim to them. They are one of the servants of the Valheru." His voice echoed in her mind. Not once had he used his real voice to speak to her.

Trisiana sat up and looked away. "I'm sorry... I've never..." She trailed off her blush making her look even paler in the candle light. She took a deep breath to get her bearings under control and try to relax some. She unpinned her hair letting her curls fall down her back freely. Next came her jewelry and shaw. She sat them in the empty chest at the edge of the bed. She stood now in her dress, satin slippers and long stockings. She sat back down and began to reach for her shoes.

Victoria gave her a satisfied nod. The healer had left leaving Trinity and Victoria alone with Tsunisa and the unconscious Treize. Trinity then spoke. "Where did you go?" Victoria shifted her eyes to Tsunisa showing that she didn't say anything about their confrontation to the chief of the tribe.

Near Shira, a black hooded figure appeared across the river. It produced a silver violin and began playing softly in the key that Shira was playing her flute on. Soon enough, it began playing a sad, yet beautiful counter melody to what she was playing. A pure black horse stood by the water, drinking softly.

Kazelina gave a small pout. She didn't like him calling her weak. "Well, perhaps I can at least help out." She suggested. She looked at the door in front of them. "And, you didn't answer my other question. If I'm not the girl you are looking for, why did you save me? Seeing as I somehow wound up in this hallway, I'm sure you did't just 'happen' to be in the vicinity at the time." She asked. There had to be some kind of reason he helped her, other than simply saving her conscious mind.

Tsunisa looked up at Trinity. "I apologize. I had to take a moment to collect myself." She explained. She began to reach for Treize's cheek, but stopped short. She was afraid to touch him, considering how weak and fragile he was already. "Will he be okay?" His body seemed to be fine, but Tsunisa knew that his brain could possibly be just as soft as a baby's.

The hooded figure continued to play. However, when it came to the edge of the water, it stopped playing and looked at Shira as if considering something. It then shook its head and continued to play softly. It wore black leather gloves and a crest of a hawk with its claws extended.

Arious sighed and kissed Silver's cheek tenderly. "Don't worry... She will be home shortly..." He hugged her tightly. "Silver..." He began softly. "I love you... Never forget that..." He held her a moment longer before beginning to leave. He drew a couple symbols in the air that would protect the house.

Endymion came to the top of the stairs and entered a room that adorned in beautiful clothes of silver and blue. "My mother...?" He looked about the room trying to find something. He then sighed and began. "She was very lovely.... My father, Liam, found her uncomparable in beauty. She had light brown hair that was long and these beautiful grey eyes... She was always smiling and making my father laugh. She used to garden a lot..." He trailed off as the memories darkened. "But something happened between my parents... and my mother began to draw away from him. Then Helios was born and she died of sickness soon after his brith."

Trinity nodded and sighed. "For a moment I thought you were running away from your duty to him..."

The hooded figure continued to stare at Shira and play the violin. Then out of nowhere it vanished but continued to play. The horse ran away almost as if in. Suddenly, another hooded figure appeared just in front of Shira wearing the same clothes, but it was built differently. It was a lot taller and stronger. It heard the violin and spun looking for the source.

Tsunisa didn't reply to Trinity's comment. She knew better than to say anything to a partially rude comment like that, even if he was half right. Besides, if anything, Victoria would scorn him for it later. Tsunisa ran her fingers down Treize's cheek. His body temperature seemed to be rising from the danger levels. That, at least, was a good sign.