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Araceli wandered the ruins for a bit. She carefully looked to and fro, searching for anything. Her attempts were useless as all she could seem to find were ruins, just ruins. Little was left, and it seemed as if her answers would not be given from this place.

Ocassionally she would walk past a few people, and glanced in their direction, but turned away with a heavy sigh. Nobody seemed to fight right, not here at least. Taking it as a sign that she would need look elsewhere for her answers, she decided she would set out and simply take a long jounrey to search the land for her answers.

She knew of countless rumors of certain beings in specific regions that could tell her, or had an insight to the shard deal at hand in the land. Figuring that since she had already journied up to the ruins, she may as well begin her search in the North.

With a clank of her staff upon the soft earth, she stopped in her path, the remnants of the ruins behind her. She did not turn to gaze back, a sad sight those broken stones were to her. She crouched down and lay her hand on the ground. Whispering a few words, a single white lily grew up from the earth. It was small yet, and still a bud yet to be opened. She said a prayer for the ruins and their lost souls, stood and moved on along her path. Slowly her pale amber and dim golden figure vanished into the woods, never did it turn to look back.

Acryn woke up in the large tent in one of the quartered rooms. She didn't know how she ended up there or how long she slept. Could be a few hours, or a few days.
She sat up and pushed the top of the bedroll off of herself and stood, stretching her arms up and running her fingers through her hair. All she did know was that she felt incredibly better after sleeping. She took a step forward and sucked in a sharp breath. Her legs felt like they were on fire. A throbbing heat and an all-over pain shot through her. She cursed under her breath and slowly walked out of the tent into the sunshine. Her legs were cramping from all the walking she did and she was just now starting to feel it.

She blinked a few times, rubbed her eyes, and plopped down on the ground like her legs gave out from under her.
"G'morning...What day is this? How long have I been sleeping?"
She looked over at Volgraza inquisitively, her head tilted slightly.

"Not really."
She shifted her attention to the fire and stared into the flames.
"I'm just in a lot of pain and not really concentrating on anything else."

The energy was some sort of cold heat, at least that's what it felt to her. She closed her eyes and relaxed, letting out a small sigh of relief that the pain was soothed.
"Thank you, Volgraza...you've done so much for me."

She smiled slightly and ran her fingers through her hair. She didn't know what to say, or if she should say anything at all. So instead she stood and walked over to the reflecting pool, kneeled down in front of it, and scooped water up to her face and let it drip down her neck.

She wiped her face with her arm and smiled.
"Soup sounds nice."